How WWI Artifacts Are Moved and Stored to Keep Stories Alive
Preserving WWI artifacts is essential for understanding history. These [...]
February 1, 1901 The Last Doughboy
The people the author sought were over 101. One [...]
The U.S. Military Risks Mineral Shortages in a U.S.-China War
Lessons from World War I, World War II, and [...]
Naturalized World War I Soldier Frank Capra
After the United States entered the First World War, [...]
Best Movies about World War I
Have You Seen These 40 Films Depicting The 1910s? [...]
The Hypocrisy of WWI: African Americans Fighting for a Country That Oppressed Them
World War I was a pivotal moment in global [...]
See photos of America’s failed attempt to create a WWI tank out of a tractor
Tractor turned tank A 1917 Holt gun tractor [...]
When art goes to war
On Sabin Howard’s new World War I memorial. Sabin [...]
Mass Immigration and World War I
The Immigration Service continued evolving as the United States [...]
USS Texas: The Homeless Battleship That Fought in World War I and World War II
Key Points and Summary: The USS Texas, a storied battleship that served in [...]
