The World War I Roots of Modern American Grand Prix Racing
The key technologies of the race track were pioneered [...]
The Love of a Brother: The Life of Andrew Arnold Cohill and His Siblings
1917 Pittsburgh Post article about Andrew A. Cohill [...]
6 pivotal moments in 250 years of US chemistry
World War I kickstarted a boom in the U.S. [...]
America’s first female soldiers served during WWI. Here’s why they were known as ‘Hello Girls.’
World War I began on July 28, 1914, following the assassination [...]
Tennessee soldier played role in American Punitive Expedition into Mexico prior to World War I
In late March 1916, the 5th Cavalry regiment was [...]
Brooke Army Medical Center’s award-winning care honors its WWI-era namesake
This year, the Military Health System is celebrating 250 [...]
Renee Messelin, first Black woman soldier to serve overseas, honored at Lincoln Cemetery memorial
A powerful ceremony on Thursday honored World War I veteran [...]
Most Americans don’t know the country’s only WWI museum is on a Kansas City hilltop
It’s built on $2.5 million in dimes Kansas City [...]
How the ACS Mobilized American Surgery for WWI—and Why It Matters Today
From its founding, the ACS has maintained close ties [...]
It’s the Anniversary of the Second Battle of the Marne
On 15 July 1918 American forces in France began [...]
