The Battle of Henry Johnson, When a single Black soldier killed 4 Germans, and wounded 20 more in WWI
Medal of Honor Monday: Army Sgt. Henry Johnson He was [...]
Climbing the Hills For The Hello Girls During Women’s History Month
March is designated as Women’s History Month. This year it [...]
The History Behind America’s Iconic WWI ‘Uncle Sam, I Want You’ Recruitment Poster
The iconic phrase, “Uncle Sam, I Want You,” has become [...]
Granddaughter of World War I hero visits ballfield named in Navy Cross recipient’s honor
McClure Field at Naval Station Norfolk dates back to 1918. [...]
“I … yearn once more for the strenuous life”: Mary Helen Fee, teacher, writer, WWI canteen worker.
Mary Helen Fee was born in October 1864 in Quincy, [...]
The U.S.S. Cyclops – Explorations on Television
(Editor's Note: See Marvin's previous articles and video about the [...]
How lessons from the First World War could help Ukraine in the war
As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine enters its third year, the [...]
The Untold Truth Of America’s WWI German POW Camps
While the United States originally stayed out of World War [...]
7 Incredible Wartime Advancements From World War I
World War I left its mark on history, including in [...]
The mystery on the Western Front
One of the main reasons for working with my research [...]
