Interact & Learn
Watch images of U.S. veterans come to life with as they share their war experiences in short educational videos.
Our Mission
Our mission is to capture the stories of U.S. veterans in a variety of formats to preserve their narrative for future generations.
Our Vision
Our vision is to preserve American history and memorialize veterans, with the support of digital and virtual learning tools.
Who We Are
Vision of Vets is staffed by experts in photography, videography, education, writing, graphic design, and history.
Be a part of our story! Vision of Vets, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Interested in volunteering? We would love to learn more about you!
Recurring tax-deductible donations help fund Vision of Vets' mission.
News
Vision of Vets: Vietnam War Veteran Bruce Roscoe Heals Trauma by Photographing Veterans
Photo above: Bruce Roscoe in Vietnam. This article was published in 5enses Magazine in July 2024.
Bruce Roscoe, U.S. Army Combat Photographer: Saved By a Soldier’s Best Friend
Vision of Vets Founder and photographer Bruce Roscoe shares his recent experience about how his Australian Labradoodle service dog Ziggy saved his life, and the incredible value that trained service dogs can provide to combat veterans. By Bruce Roscoe, Vietnam Veteran and Army Combat Photographer Dogs are special. At times, they can know something is […]
Vision of Vets Invites BASIS Prescott National Honor Society Students to Participate in Interview with Mayor Phil Goode
On Friday, Jan. 27, 2023, officers from the BASIS Prescott chapter of the National Honor Society participated in Vision of Vets’ interview with Mayor Phil Goode. Head of School Abby McCarty and National Honor Society adviser Danielle Longworth also attended. Students were honored to ask Mr. Goode about his service, and they were excited to be […]
Vision of Vets Celebrates New ‘Wall of Honor’ at Safeway in Prescott Valley
Vision of Vets Founder and photographer Bruce Roscoe shows portrait of U.S. Army Green Beret Sgt. Major Michael Glover, the first veteran to be featured on a new “Wall of Honor” in the Safeway grocery store in Prescott Valley. (Photo: Nanci Hutson/Prescott Daily Courier)
Vision of Vets Presents Capt. Charles Taylor with Portrait
Above: Vision of Vets board member Sue Tone presents Capt. Charles Taylor, U.S. Army (ret.) and Vietnam War combat veteran, with a framed portrait Aug. 5, 2022, at Taylor’s home in Prescott, Arizona.
Vision of Vets Receives Grant from OneAZ Credit Union
Vision of Vets is thrilled to receive a grant from OneAZ Credit Union!
In Honor of Peter Marshall
Peter Marshall, POW and WWII Veteran, passed away on March 15, 2021. Vision of Vets was honored to capture Peter’s story and help preserve his legacy for future generations.
New Portrait: George Washington
Vision of Vets is proud to present a portrait of George Washington.
VFW Hosts Fundraiser for Vision of Vets Youth Ambassador Brooklyn Pasalich
Brooklyn Pasalich is seeking sponsors.
Vision of Vets Receives Grant from Arizona Commission on the Arts
Vision of Vets is proud to receive a grant from the AZ Arts Commission!
Connecting Veterans and Youth Through Technology
Vision of Vets Utilizes Technology to Deliver Veterans’ Stories to Schoolchildren
Vision of Vets Nominated for Governor’s Arts Award
Vision of Vets is nominated in the Community category.
Vision of Vets Hosts Golf Tournament to Benefit Veterans
Vision of Vets is holding its first fundraiser: a Veterans Day Golf Tournament!
K9 Handler Jessie Keller Speaks to Students
The Prescott Valley Tribune featured Vision of Vets in an article after the group hosted an assembly for two local schools.
Vision of Vets Featured in SnapShot Magazine
Vision of Vets was proud to be featured in SnapShot Magazine, a publication by Luke Air Force Base.
Vision of Vets Photographs Jessie Keller & Chrach
Vision of Vets had the honor of capturing Jessie Keller and Chrach together in a portrait.
Augmented Reality Comes to Region
Vision of Vets was featured in an article about augmented reality by the Prescott Daily Courier.
Veteran Becomes a Living Portrait: Free App Turns Photo Into Video
The Prescott Daily Courier featured Vision of Vets in an article about creating living portraits of veterans.