The Golden 14: How Black Women Exploited a Loophole to Serve During World War I
It all started with a broken promise. In 1916, [...]
New historical marker will honor the first large-scale training of Black military officers
Historian Don North said he’s got love for three [...]
Journey Log: Centennial – Fourth Ride, Part 2
(Editor’s Note: The origin and first three legs of [...]
The 21 best World War I movies of all time
From ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ to ‘Gallipoli’: [...]
I Thought Women’s Role in WWI Was Minor—Then I Discovered How They Changed America.
When World War I erupted, the United States was [...]
Meet ‘Sergeant Stubby’—A WWI Dog Who Wandered Onto A U.S. Army Training Ground In 1917
As history has shown, animals have never been spared [...]
The hidden stories of the First World War
A message, written on somebody’s skin: “lesion to upper [...]
Unearthed World War I discovery during school lesson tears two families’ lives apart
A history teacher accidentally uncovered a secret about two of [...]
Remembering a Veteran: Driver Walter Elias Disney, American Red Cross Ambulance Service
Walt Disney was born on 5 December 1901, at 1249 [...]
Swedes in 54th Pioneer Infantry Regiment – Military Engineers in the Argonne Area
My talks about my research around different places in [...]
