Young artist recognized for her work to expand the legacy of WWI hometown hero Dr. Frank Boston
Pennsylvania State Representative Steve Malagari led the applause to recognize [...]
The Silent Wounds: Long-Term Mental Health Effects on WWI Veterans
World War I, the “Great War” or the “War to [...]
A Piece of WWI History Rests By a Resort Pool in Dallas
Billionaire Harlan Crow’s Hilton Anatole is home to a propeller [...]
Signal Corps History Comes to the Stage
A key episode in the history of the US Army [...]
Did You Know There’s A World War I Trench In Tennessee? Here’s Why
When I think of Tennessee and wars, my mind goes [...]
Aspects Of The War Guilt Clause: What It Tells
The War Guilt Clause was a provision that attributed sole [...]
Lt. Frank Luke Jr: The 21-Year-Old WWI US Ace Who Had A US Air Force Base Named After Him
1st Lt. Frank Luke Jr. was a Medal of Honor [...]
Molly and the Hello Girls: a historical romance set in World War I
My latest release, a wholesome historical romance set in World [...]
Artwork by WWI soldiers found in trunk 100 years later
Artwork penned by First World War soldiers as a method [...]
Battles, Arson, and Strawberry Jam: An Interview With Lloyd Charles Maynard Of Michigan’s WWI “Polar Bears” in Russia
In the summer of 1918, Lloyd Charles Maynard was expecting [...]
