Story of South Dakota WWI Private Written by Mount Marty University Professor Airs on National TV
YANKTON, SD — A widespread lack of understanding around the [...]
UALR researchers aid in effort to ID Native Americans who served in WWI; long-overdue medals sought for vets
Sequoyah center working to right a historical wrong Native American [...]
Lost Histories of the Great War
Veterans Day came earlier this month, a public holiday that [...]
New London Harbors a German Submarine During World War I – Who Knew?
. . . that in the early morning hours of [...]
Celebrating American Nurses During World War I
I have a special place in my heart for nurses [...]
UA Little Rock researcher uncovers history of American Indian nurses in World War I
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – One University of Arkansas at Little [...]
Medieval World War I Trench Weapons
From trench maces to knuckle dusters, the truly medieval weapons [...]
World War I Teaching and Learning Resources Are Now Published on the Verizon Innovative Learning HQ Portal
Though World War I is arguably one of the most [...]
Anti-war films of the First World War
With the new German version of All Quiet on the Western [...]
Who Was the Most Decorated U.S. Serviceman of WWI?
The answer most might give is Sgt. Alvin York. The exploit that earned him the Medal of Honor (MOH) is legendary, and his name became synonymous with WWI. Still, was he the one?
