The Story of William Garrison Payne, The U.S. Navy’s First Black Commissioned Officer
The hidden story of the U.S. Navy’s first Black commissioned [...]
How World War I Spurred the Invention of Blood Banks
The carnage of World War I drove advances in [...]
$60,000,000 Wasted? USS Texas Might Soon Be the Orphan Battleship
The USS Texas (BB-35), a storied battleship that served in [...]
The Lost Identity of the 57th Brigade in World War I
(Note: This article was originally written during the Spring [...]
WWI sculpture captures Enduring Legacy of Service
More than a century after the fighting stopped in [...]
Code Talkers Helped U.S. Win World Wars I and II
When the topic of military code talkers comes up, [...]
WWI veteran Grace Banker acknowledged at Green-Wood Cemetery
GREENWOOD HEIGHTS — Green-Wood Cemetery served as the backdrop on the [...]
Bomb Squad responds to reports of World War One bomb shell in Spokane Valley museum
A person was donating their father's World War One [...]
DCTC News – History Faculty Spotlight: Jill Frahm, Ph.D.
Accomplished historian has published extraordinary research on the Hello [...]
New Braunfels, TX WWI “American Doughboy” Memorial Damaged in DWI Crash, Restoration Uncertain
A historic World War I memorial in New Braunfels [...]
