1942 to today

The story is still moving.

Children, grandchildren, friends, scholars, and communities continue the work of remembrance in gatherings, classrooms, archives, and acts of service.

Children of the Doolittle Raiders gathering, 2023

The living legacy

Remembrance is a verb.

The organization exists not only to preserve what happened, but to keep the human relationships, records, and responsibilities created by the raid alive.

The Doolittle Raiders silver goblets
Tradition

Eighty names in silver.

The goblets made absence visible and remembrance communal.

Scholarship display
Tomorrow

Scholarship

Legacy becomes opportunity.

Congressional Gold Medal honoring the Doolittle Raiders
Recognition

The Gold Medal

A nation's formal tribute.

Doolittle Raider descendants gathered together
Join the record

Bring your story to the archive.

Photographs, names, corrections, and family memories all make the record stronger.

The record continues

Reunions, remembrance, and living legacy.

Search the living archive

Children of the Doolittle Raiders archive

Recovered from the formerly public legacy archive. Caption, date, credit, and identification review are continuing.