The Army Family Oral History Project is a collection of interviews conducted with the spouses of career 20th century United States Army soldiers. Recording the activities, experiences and memories of Army spouses helps complete the story of the United States Army. The aim is to interview spouses who have shared a career with service members for at least fifteen years (exceptions to this policy have been made and are identified in the Researcher's Guide Summary). Initially, interviews have been conducted with the wives of men who made the Army their career. After women were integrated into the regular Army in 1973, the number of married women making the Army their career increased.

1930 collection box and administration files --1940s collection -- 1950s collection -- 1960s collection -- 1970s collection -- 1980s collection -- 1980 Docs -- 1990 Docs -- 2000 Docs.