Honoring Norwalk, CT World War I women
On the base of the cannon at Norwalk Town Green, [...]
‘Remarkable’ bond of horse and officer who rode through war together
More than 100 years after the end of the First World War, new details have emerged about a horse from Angus and her rider who fought in some of the conflict’s most infamous battles.
“The Smoke of War”: Margaret “Molly” Brown and World War I
At the outbreak of World War I on the European [...]
Top Songs of World War 1
Going to war is never easy, and it's no surprise [...]
Medieval World War I Trench Weapons
From trench maces to knuckle dusters, the truly medieval weapons [...]
Big problem for early American pilots in WWI: the U.S. had to buy French fighter planes
America’s first fighter plane blinded pilots and lost its wings. [...]
Genealogy in the Bottle, Volume 2: Corporal John Vincent Zink in World War I
Since I retired, I have put a lot of effort [...]
Carnation City Players tell story of the ‘first women soldiers’ in ‘The Hello Girls’
ALLIANCE − Amid the backdrop of lively piano playing, a [...]
Battle of Argonne Forest: America’s Deadliest Battle
Battle Of Argonne Forest The Meuse-Argonne Offensive was a critical [...]
Medicine In World War I
A century ago, American medicine went to war. Amazingly, over just a few months, an entire system of battlefield health care was organized.
