Built in a Hurry: How World War I Shaped American Industry, Veteran Care, and a Lasting Health Legacy
When the United States entered World War I in [...]
5 Odd Rules U.S. Soldiers Followed When Writing Letters Home from WWI and WWII
The military has some odd rules that might not [...]
Sequoyah National Research Center launches World War I Website
The Sequoyah National Research Center (SNRC) at the University [...]
The Biggest Battle America Forgot
1.2 million Americans. Forty-seven days. The end of the [...]
World War I troops said ‘f*ck’ so much, it was scarier when they didn’t
Sometimes, it's what you don't say that means everything. [...]
Along the Western Front: Cycling, History, and the Hello Girls
In November 2025, I was approached by Linda Jantzen [...]
District of Columbia World War I Memorial
The World War I Memorial near the Lincoln Memorial [...]
Navy-Merchant Marine Memorial
The Navy-Merchant Marine Memorial, featuring a large, evocative aluminum [...]
The Trench Art Shell of Killed-in-Action Officer John Baldwin Gifted by Marine Corps General Smedley Butler’s Mother
"A Gift From a Friend to Another; John Stokes [...]
Captain Rudolph William Schroeder sets world record altitude, 18 September 1918
18 September 1918: Captain Rudolph William Schroeder, United States [...]
