Carey’s Force in the Somme: The Shrapnel-Dented Helmet of Fred Bachle, 6th Engineer Regiment, 3rd Division
This is the moderately-dented British Mark I helmet worn [...]
Americans in the Canadian Army?
How about an entire brigade? When you write historical [...]
The Boston Navy Yard in the First World War: The Ships and the Boats
Over the years, the Boston Navy Yard (also known [...]
Alloways Creek ship graveyard holds hidden WWI history
Alloways Creek ship graveyard is a line of 18 [...]
20 Images and Facts From World War I
World War I is often reduced to a handful [...]
For sale at Richmond marina: One of the last surviving WWI boats. Needs work.
“It’s a big project.” That’s how Matt Harris describes [...]
Brighter Days Ahead: The Actions of Harry F. Kelly During the First World War
On April 29th, 1918, the Morris Herald News reported [...]
Why World War I History Is Hidden in Plain Sight Across Philadelphia
A trunk left behind in a rowhouse attic. A [...]
Remembering the Great War: “I see the scars all over Europe and America, elegantly dressed.”
All summer, I’d find myself faced with WWI memorials. I [...]
The Americans Who Flew for France
On a French airfield in 1916, you might have [...]
