Profiles Of Valor: GySgt Charles Hoffman and Cpl Henry Pruitt (USMC)
This is the last in my series on double [...]
World War I and America
This article explains why the United States stayed neutral [...]
Swedes in the 361st Regiment, 91st Division, during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive – Remembered through the diary of Ernest J A Erickson.
Reading the text in the war diary of Ernest [...]
How did weather play a role during World War I for the Allies?
As the 250th birthday of the United States has officially passed, [...]
See the faces of the Colorado National Guard members who fought in WWI
The Colorado National Guard is honoring the lives of [...]
How World War I Changed America: 10 Lasting Ways
Quick Reference: How World War I Changed America The [...]
The Hello Girls Speak to Every Generation
Part One: A Table, A Story, and Three Thousand [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
