Committee on Public Information: When the U.S. Used ‘Fake News’ to Sell Americans on World War I
The Committee on Public Information (CPI), also known as the [...]
No Higher Service: Franklin County Maine’s Fallen Soldiers of World War I
In Farmington, Maine, stands the John M. Teague Memorial Arch. [...]
Film planned to highlight WWI veteran and physician Dr. Frank Boston
A local hero goes to the national stage as a [...]
Harris County issues apology to Black soldiers convicted after WWI 1917 Camp Logan riot
The unanimous vote by Harris County Commissioners Court came just [...]
World War I Code Talkers
In WWI, Native Americans began to use their languages for [...]
In Their Own Words – Arthur Niedermiller: One Sailor in WWI
Learn about Arthur Christian Niedermiller of Detroit, Michigan. Born in [...]
It’s true: Saboteurs wanting to keep America out of World War I blew up a ship right in Elliott Bay
Years before the United States entered World War I, the [...]
Mare Island Naval Shipyard During World War One
Northern San Francisco Bay Area; Mare Island ShownMare Island [...]
Army sets aside WWI convictions of 110 Black Soldiers convicted in 1917 Houston Riots
Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth has approved the recommendation [...]
Weathering the front: How nature’s fury defined World War I
The First World War, occurring from 1914 to 1918, remains [...]
