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“WAR COMES HOME” ON Z107.7 SATURDAY MORNINGS

The Hi-Desert Nature Museum will launch its newest virtual exhibit Saturday, “War Comes Home: The Legacy” in conjunction with “Letters from the Archives—War Edition.” As part of the online exhibit, Z107.7 will broadcast a letter—read by a volunteer—every Saturday morning at 8:25. Managing editor Tami Roleff has more information…

“Letters from the Archive” features letters written during WWII and Operation Desert Storm. The historic letters have been read by local volunteers. Courtesy Hi-Desert Nature Museum

“My dearest darling,”

“War Comes Home” focuses on private correspondence from almost every major conflict in U.S. history, and offers insight into the thoughts and emotions of veterans and their families.

“My darling man, in case you are interested, you are officially in the dog house.”

These intimate perspectives—from the Civil War era through the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq—reveal how war can shape a life, a family, and a community.

Through private correspondence from almost every major conflict in U.S. history, War Comes Home offers insight into the thoughts and emotions of veterans and their families upon their homecoming. These intimate perspectives – from the Civil War era through the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq – reveal how war can shape a life, a family, and a community. Courtesy Hi-Desert Nature Museum

“January 18, 1992. On this one-year anniversary of my capture as a prisoner of war, Cindy and I would like to thank you for the time you took to support us during our time of need.”

The historic letters are read by local volunteers and starting September 19, a featured “letter of the week” will be broadcast on Z107.7 FM at 8:25 a.m. each Saturday morning. The letters can also be viewed and listened to on the Hi-Desert Nature Museum website.

“It would be sweet of you to remember that your letters are all the contact I have with civilization.”

“Letters from the Archive—War Edition” is a collaboration between the Hi-Desert Nature Museum, the Palm Springs Air Museum and Morongo Basin residents.

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