April 7: WWI War Fever Heats Up Hartford
Today in 1917, citizens of Hartford, CT thronged the streets [...]
The World War I editorial that W.E.B. Du Bois regretted for years
In ‘The Wounded World,’ Chad L. Williams recounts Du Bois’s [...]
The Top 5 Reasons Americans Were Unfit for Military Service During World War I
The Pentagon has been sounding the alarm for years: More [...]
Michigan’s important manufacturing role in WWI
Going into World War I, the U.S. was an isolationist [...]
AFLCMC Women’s History Month Highlight: World War I
While “Rosie the Riveter” is an icon of World War [...]
Roles Taken Up By American Women in World War I
(Top Image: "American Telephone girls for 'Hello' duty" by over [...]
Your World War I mission: ‘Get the Americans onside to help end the conflict!’
Euronews' Alasdair Sandford tells the story of one British army [...]
Captain Peter Carey And The WWI Norcross Rifle Range
I recently came across an article about WWI Norcross Rifle [...]
West Baden Springs Hotel was site of Army General Hospital Number 35 in 1918
Army General Hospital Number 35 A patriotic spirit led business [...]
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 [...]
