Teddy Roosevelt’s son served in WWI & was the oldest soldier to fight on D-Day
The Medal of Honor recipient, who General George Patton called [...]
World War I Valor Medals Review Project Update
The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2024 extended [...]
Connecticut WWI veteran posthumously awarded Purple Heart over a century after combat injury
EAST WINDSOR, Conn. — When Joe Janeczko learned that, after [...]
Swedish immigrants as commanders – The story of Nels G. Sandelin
In my research, where I follow up the Swedish born [...]
Mercy Dogs: Meet the Heroes Who Delivered Aid and Comforted the Dying On the Battlefields of World War I
Over 16 million total animals were in service during the [...]
Film planned to highlight WWI veteran and physician Dr. Frank Boston
A local hero goes to the national stage as a [...]
Gloucestershire foundry casts sculpture of new WWI memorial for US
A vast 60ft (18m) long memorial created at a foundry [...]
From Plock to Yonkers: The Story of an Immigrant Doughboy
My grandfather Phillip (Phil) Nordenberg fought valiantly and helped the [...]
How World War I soldiers gave America the wristwatch
World War I led to a revolution in timepiece technology. [...]
What the 1920s Can Teach Us About Creativity: Lessons from the Post-WWI Jazz Age Revolution
The 1920s, commonly known as the Roaring Twenties, serve as [...]
