The WWI veteran who stormed Normandy with nothing but a cane and pistol
“We’ll start the war from right here!” Brig. Gen. Theodore [...]
An American Urologist on the Western Front in World War I
Remembering Dr. GG Smith It began like any other clinical [...]
The Pedersen Device: WWI Doughboy’s Secret Weapon
The Pedersen Device replaced the bolt of the M1903 rifle, [...]
Reflections on a Ceremony for a WWI Hello Girl, 79 years in the making
Now that the long-anticipated ceremony for Marie Edmee LeRoux is [...]
Albert Grass: WWI Lakota Code Talker gets bridge named in his Honor
My name is Timothy Hunts-in-Winter, an enrolled citizen of the [...]
The Boys of Yarmouth In World War I
In June, 1917, Albert Chase of West Yarmouth left home [...]
WWI Teaching Resources from The Doughboy Foundation
During the centennial of World War I, The Doughboy Foundation embarked [...]
Lyle W. Barnes and Quimby American Legion post honored at D.C. WWI memorial
At 5 pm Eastern Time (4 pm Central Time) every [...]
11 Objects Carried by World War I Infantrymen
Here are some of the essential items that typical Doughboys [...]
USS Jacob Jones Bell Conservation Efforts Begin Following London Turnover Ceremony
Naval History and Heritage Command archaeological conservators have begun treatment [...]
