After a false alarm, Syracuse can finally celebrate the end of World War I
Around 10 o’clock in the morning on November 7, 1918 [...]
Editorial: Don’t let Veterans Day mark our 11th hour
On the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the [...]
Fort Hood: From Armistice Day to Veterans Day
Huddled in a small train carriage in Northern France, world [...]
The Real A-Team of Soldiers on Mercy Missions
The “A-Team,” was the title of a TV series starring [...]
One family’s story of the debts we owe our veterans
To all veterans: Thank you for your service to our [...]
The Small Arms U.S. Marines Used To Win WWI
From June 1917 to November 1918, U.S. Marines earned a [...]
Local WWI Veteran’s Gravestone Corrected
“Someone who dies for their country should have everything correct [...]
The Buffalo Hero of World War I Returns to NY For Special Limited Engagement This December
The Buffalo Hero of World War I: The Wayne Miner [...]
Community Makes 10,000 Sandwiches for the Needy in 1 Day, Honoring Legacy of Woman Who Did That for Soldiers in WWI
A South Carolina community came together this week to make [...]
SLICE OF HISTORY: Remembering an unknown American hero
Veterans Day is an American Holiday. It was proclaimed in [...]
