Philadelphia’s Little Italy Responds to Its Motherland’s Declaration of War in 1915
By May 1915, anticipation and apprehension had visibly increased within [...]
The Santa Claus Ship of WWI is needed again
Author Lilian Bell had a wonderful idea for Christmas. The [...]
WWI Nurse namesake for new destroyer continues to inspire
Eighty years after her death, Canadian immigrant and U.S. Navy [...]
Did you know? The first American woman to win a Nobel Peace Prize is from Illinois, and served in World War I?
Jane Addams was a loud and outspoken opponent to World [...]
Oregon Legionnaires honor Legion founding father George A. White
The American Legion Department of Oregon paid tribute to one [...]
Story of South Dakota WWI Private Written by Mount Marty University Professor Airs on National TV
YANKTON, SD — A widespread lack of understanding around the [...]
“Turn the Keys and the Party’s Over.”
From 1975-1979, I served America in an ICBM nuclear missile [...]
UALR researchers aid in effort to ID Native Americans who served in WWI; long-overdue medals sought for vets
Sequoyah center working to right a historical wrong Native American [...]
Doran Cart to Retire from National WWI Museum and Memorial After 33 Years of Service
Cart stewarded the collection to be the most comprehensive collection [...]
Eagle Scout restores NY WWI monument
Local veterans, Boy Scouts and public officials gathered Nov. 11 [...]
