Deadly Street Car Strike of 1917
On September 6, 1917, the Chattanooga Railway and Light [...]
Built in a Hurry: How World War I Shaped American Industry, Veteran Care, and a Lasting Health Legacy
When the United States entered World War I in [...]
Springfield 1903 & M1917 Enfield Guide: America’s WWI & WWII Bolt-Action Rifles
The M1903 Springfield and the M1917 “American Enfield” are [...]
World War I letter for sale on Facebook tells poignant story
While scrolling through Facebook one day, I came across [...]
5 Odd Rules U.S. Soldiers Followed When Writing Letters Home from WWI and WWII
The military has some odd rules that might not [...]
The Tragic Service of Regimental Telephone Officer George K. Sabine, 6th Field Artillery, 1st Division
I am honored to share the story of a [...]
Marie Alexine Lassalle: French émigré and American war heroine
Marie Alexine Lassalle was born on August 19, 1891 [...]
Hard Aground: The Wreck of the USS Tennessee and the Rise of the US Navy
When I began this read, I was expecting to [...]
American Soldiers and Children in a French Village, World War I
During World War I, a U.S. Army Signal Corps [...]
One Veteran. One Legacy. One Unanswered Question.
A World War I veteran helped shape the history [...]
