The Biggest Battle America Forgot
1.2 million Americans. Forty-seven days. The end of the [...]
Ceremony of the Wheat starts a new WWI Tradition at Arlington National Cemetery
The Ceremony of the Wheat took place at 10:00 a.m. [...]
World War I troops said ‘f*ck’ so much, it was scarier when they didn’t
Sometimes, it's what you don't say that means everything. [...]
Free Graphic Novel Honors WWI Flying Ace Eddie Rickenbacker
Before he became a legend of the open road, [...]
Along the Western Front: Cycling, History, and the Hello Girls
In November 2025, I was approached by Linda Jantzen [...]
District of Columbia World War I Memorial
The World War I Memorial near the Lincoln Memorial [...]
Fall Cemetery Tour Honors World War I Pilot
This year the Fayette County (Ohio) Historical Society’s annual [...]
Cycling Through History: A Journey Along the Western Front
Linda, where’s the Western Front Way? In [...]
How World War I ace Eddie Rickenbacker survived 24 days at sea
On October 21, 1942, a B-17D Flying Fortress encountered [...]
A Survivor of the Lost Battalion: One Swedish Brother’s Journey Home
The remarkable story of the Swedish emigrant Frank Gustaf [...]
