New Book Highlights the Incredible Legacy of Syracuse University WWI Veteran William Shemin ’1924
There are a few vivid details Sara Shemin Cass recalls [...]
Medieval World War I Trench Weapons
From trench maces to knuckle dusters, the truly medieval weapons [...]
How World War I Crushed the American Left
Adam Hochschild’s new book documents a period of thriving radical [...]
Big problem for early American pilots in WWI: the U.S. had to buy French fighter planes
America’s first fighter plane blinded pilots and lost its wings. [...]
Remembrance ceremony on Six Nations honors Indigenous soldiers
Six Nations Veterans Association pays annual tribute to Haudenosaunee who [...]
Meaux’s Museum of the Great War, WWI Reenactors and Brie
Despite its significance in 20th-century history and its role in [...]
Veterans Benefits Administration: The Bonus Marchers of 1932
The Veterans Benefits Administration invites you to tune into episode [...]
John David Washington researched Black WWI soldiers for Amsterdam
John David Washington carefully researched Black WWI soldiers for his [...]
Ohio Program Pays Tribute to World War I Deaths in Service
The Central Ohio Military Museum hosts a free monthly Veterans [...]
Preaching to the Choir
David O. Russell’s star-studded whirligig, “Amsterdam,” drives a restless plot [...]
