Gloucestershire foundry completes WWI memorial for US
The final piece of America's first national memorial to US [...]
Survival and Rescue at Sea: The First Mission of Ensign Kenneth R. Smith, USN
Newly commissioned Kenneth Smith was a 1917 graduate of Yale [...]
The Truth About WWI “Trench Guns”
During the First World War, the Winchester M1897, fitted with the M1917 [...]
Losing a son and brother: A Quincy family and World War I
When the United States entered World War I in 1917, [...]
“Ready”… a title befitting the East Hartford, CT Doughboy
The Town of East Hartford, Raymond Library, the Rochambeau-Elms Post [...]
WWI Veteran Memorial Finally Being Built
One of the great advantages I’ve had over the dozen [...]
Ipswich in WWI
Chronicles of Ipswich in the War 1917-1918 A largely attended [...]
Bugler sounds taps for the 1,000th time at World War I Memorial on Presidents Day
WASHINGTON — Every day a lone bugler stands at the [...]
A Survey: The Generational Correlation Between Trauma in Families of the Navajo Long Walk and Trauma in World War I
First and foremost, thank you Reader for reading this article [...]
Bell from famous US WWI destroyer sunk off Scillies returned to its owners
The symbol of one of the most notable US Navy [...]
