The Great War in Color: Apocalypse World War I
Apocalypse World War I, airing now on NatGeo, takes its [...]
The 369th Experience plays at the Kennedy Center in D.C.
The 369th Experience: Continuing the Legacy is a historic [...]
Harold A. Furlong: Michigan’s Only Native Son to Receive the Congressional Medal of Honor in World War I
Harold Furlong was born in Pontiac, Michigan Aug. 1, 1895 [...]
The writing of “On Assignment -The Great War”
Writing On Assignment: The Great War started with the Internet. [...]
Efforts Renewed for Congressional Gold Medal to Honor World War I ‘Hello Girls’
A proposed Congressional Gold Medal to honor the “Hello Girls,” [...]
The Doughboy Foundation partners with “Google Arts & Culture”
Google Arts & Culture is a non-commercial initiative from Google [...]
Journey Log: Centennial
My father, Andre Sterkendries, was born in 1924 in the [...]
The Doughboy Foundation has partnered with Verizon to bring the WWI Memorial “Virtual Explorer” AR App to K-12 educators
The Doughboy Foundation and Verizon have executed a Partnership Agreement [...]
Matthew Barker, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Member: “Nothing is more humbling than playing Taps.”
Matthew Barker Daily Taps at the National WWI Memorial in [...]
The National World War I Memorial Has a Doughboy in Full Uniform Playing ‘Taps’ Every Night
A daily rendition of "Taps" by a bugler dressed in [...]
