The World War I editorial that W.E.B. Du Bois regretted for years
In ‘The Wounded World,’ Chad L. Williams recounts Du Bois’s [...]
Today in military history: The US enters World War I
On April 6, 1917, the United States of America finally [...]
Lonesome Memorials: #1 The U.S. 4th Division, Meuse-Argonne Monument, Brieulles-sur-Meuse
With this article, I'm beginning a new series on Roads [...]
The Top 5 Reasons Americans Were Unfit for Military Service During World War I
The Pentagon has been sounding the alarm for years: More [...]
“He always gave the image of an America where everyone could realize their dreams.”
Remembering Nimrod Frazer: soldier, author, businessman, philanthropist, friend Nimrod [...]
How WWI-era Biplanes Ended the Reign of Battleships
By World War I, most navies centered their power around [...]
Conservation of World War I Cartoons
The Stars and Stripes is the primary news source for [...]
Bisa Butler Quilts Harlem Hellfighters into History
Artwork inspired by a World War I–era photo of Black [...]
Navy History Matters: Loretta Perfectus Walsh
On March 21, 1917, Loretta Perfectus Walsh was sworn in [...]
Hutchings Museum Institute exhibits Hello Girls at Utah Women’s Day Celebration
In honor of women who made Utah history, Hutchings Museum [...]
