Eddie Rickenbacker: America’s Most Decorated World War I Ace
Edward Vernon Rickenbacker is best remembered as the “ace of [...]
A Post-Dispatch mailroom clerk becomes the first St. Louisan to die in World War I
David Hickey was 38 when he answered the patriotic drumbeat [...]
Private Henry Johnson’s bravery in World War I
During this week in 1919, a parade welcomes the New [...]
Honoring World War I “Balloon Buster” Frank Luke Jr.
The Historical Thread Connecting a Balloon over the United States [...]
Meet the ‘Arizona Balloon Buster,’ the ace WWI pilot famous for shooting down enemy balloons on ‘suicide’ missions
A US Air Force F-22 fighter jet using the callsign [...]
AFS and American Volunteerism in World War I
Shortly after the outbreak of World War I in 1914, [...]
YWCA Dances Relieve Stress For Signal Corps Girls – 1918
Touch of Gayety At Roanne Takes Thoughts From War’s Horrors. [...]
Cultural Fusions Behind Europe’s Most Iconic Battles in World War I
The First World War massively changed the way we approach [...]
Florence Standish – Early 20th Century Asheville, VA nurse
The History of the Asheville Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center (VAMC) [...]
Why Were These WWI Soldiers Executed By Their Own Country?
All soldiers in World War I had one thing in [...]
