How a 5-foot porter from Albany became America’s first Black war hero in WWI France
Henry Johnson’s Heroic Stand Against Overwhelming German Forces The [...]
WWI Films and Documentaries Worth Watching
The First World War was a conflict unlike any [...]
‘The Hello Girls’ tunefully honors America’s first female soldiers at Syracuse Stage
In 1918, under the order of General John J. Pershing, [...]
Silver Star Medal for Lieutenant (nurse) Elizabeth Dorothy Sandelius Army Nurse Corps, World War One
In dusty archives of the Montana state library a [...]
There Will Come Soft Rains: A Journey Along the Western Front
The Dream of Walking the Western Front On a [...]
A Century of Peace, Purpose, and Preservation
On Saturday, July 12, I had the honor of [...]
Imperial Germany’s turn-of-the-century plan to invade the United States
Long before WWI erupted, the German General Staff set [...]
50 facts about WWI only true history buffs know
A timeline of WWI, the first global conflict The [...]
Using Technology to Teach (and learn) WWI
An upcoming presentation at the inaugural World War I [...]
Laurel & Hardy: The WWI M1917 of ‘Pack Up Your Troubles’
United States of America (1932) Real Prop Tank – [...]
