And You Have My Axe: The American Lumberjacks Of World War I
Tactics win battles, but logistics win wars. It’s tough to [...]
French Cross at Brooklyn National Cemetery
After World War I, regulations were updated to formalize burials [...]
Home movie from 1917 shows Fargo-Moorhead amid patriotic fervor
Thousands dressed in red, white and blue gathered at Moorhead [...]
For 60 years the Hello Girls fought for veterans status
The first U.S. female soldiers of World War I could [...]
Handwritten copy of 1930 speech by French ambassador to American Gold Star Mothers donated to ABMC
On February 28, 2024, Marie Claudel, the granddaughter of Ambassador [...]
‘The Hello Girls’ ― the story of the first U.S. women soldiers ― comes to Sonoma
Sonoma Arts Live brings ‘The Hello Girls’ musical to Sonoma, [...]
Veterans History Project: Captain Allen M. Sumner, Jr., USMC in WWI
World War I Correspondence Collections in the Library of Congress [...]
Professor Emeritus Wins Award For Research On The Response To WWI-Era German Language Restrictions
During World War I, South Dakota joined other U.S. states [...]
Pioneering D.C. Artist Inez Demonet Helped WWI Soldiers Put Their Lives Back Together
“By days she paints gruesome pictures of the insides of [...]
Sam Lucas’ Funeral and the Approaching War
Sam Lucas was a Black Civil War Veteran, and a [...]
