The only West Virginian woman to be labeled a casualty of WWI
CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) — Many West Virginians gave their lives [...]
Robin Roberts’ Documentary ‘The Harlem Hellfighters’ Spotlights the Unsung Heroes of World War I
Formed in 1916, the Harlem Hellfighters were an African American [...]
“Fueled by boundless enthusiasm” — Dennis Skupinski of the Michigan WWI Centennial Commission
Many of us who have worked with the World War [...]
Black History Month: The history of one of the most decorated African American soldiers to serve in World War I
BARKSDALE AIR FORCE BASE, LA – One of the most highly [...]
Michigan post named for WWI Medal of Honor recipient
American Legion Post 341 - West Bloomfield, MI Harold A. [...]
Annie Jessie Hall – A Lifetime of Nursing
Turning Back The Clock Annie Jessie Hall was born in [...]
Truman’s ‘Rough Bunch’: Future President Learned Leadership Lessons In WWI
He was a decisive, plain-spoken leader who became the 33rd [...]
What The World Would Look Like If World War I Never Happened
World War I was the product of Europe's principal powers forging [...]
Call on the Hill for the Hello Girls Seeks Support for Congressional Gold Medal Legislation
The Call on the Hill for the Hello Girls [...]
The Impacts Of World War I That Are Still Felt Today
It's been more than a century since World War I [...]
