Our Mission

The films, documentaries, interviews, and images bring the voices alive from those who experienced World War II in an up close and personal way. These are their stories, when freedom stood in the balance and a generation of the free made a difference in the world.

In 2002 Military Historian and Producer/Director Vernon L. Williams established the East Anglia Air War Project with a mission to document the American air war against the German empire in the ETO. For twenty-three years, Dr. Williams has traveled across the United States interviewing ground and air crews who served in wartime England during the Second World War.

Meanwhile, Williams made countless trips to England and searched out British family members who lived in the villages around the airfields across East Anglia. The net result of more than two decades of research, oral history interviews, and an extensive document archive, Williams has produced over a dozen full length broadcast quality documentaries on the air war, with more on the way, recorded hundreds of comprehensive oral history interviews, and collected more than fifty thousand World War Two photographs. Now the East Anglia Air War Collection is here on our new streaming platform.