The Biggest Battle America Forgot
1.2 million Americans. Forty-seven days. The end of the [...]
World War I troops said ‘f*ck’ so much, it was scarier when they didn’t
Sometimes, it's what you don't say that means everything. [...]
Along the Western Front: Cycling, History, and the Hello Girls
In November 2025, I was approached by Linda Jantzen [...]
Fall Cemetery Tour Honors World War I Pilot
This year the Fayette County (Ohio) Historical Society’s annual [...]
A Survivor of the Lost Battalion: One Swedish Brother’s Journey Home
The remarkable story of the Swedish emigrant Frank Gustaf [...]
U.S. Naval Aviation vs. the U-boats in WWI
Introduction: The U.S. Navy aviation entered World War I [...]
The Gluten-Free WWI Trend That Asked Americans: ‘Are You Eating Your 5 Bushels?’
Turns out that eating gluten-free was also popular during [...]
What Vehicles Did The Army Use Before The Jeep?
Think of the U.S. Army, and you think of [...]
Upcoming Cycling Trip Along the Western Front Way UPDATE
Update: Follow the group's bicycle journey Along the Western Way [...]
Carey’s Force in the Somme: The Shrapnel-Dented Helmet of Fred Bachle, 6th Engineer Regiment, 3rd Division
This is the moderately-dented British Mark I helmet worn [...]
