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This is the moderately-dented British Mark I helmet worn [...]
Home Again in Uniform: A French Immigrant’s Return to Liberate His Homeland
When Private Marcel Albert Rogissart stepped ashore in France [...]
The Only Vermont Hello Girl: Sarah Adeline Fecteau Reiber, 1895-1922
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Doughboy Foundation bugler featured at new Army Brigadier General’s promotion ceremony August 14
Attendees at the promotion ceremony on August 14, 2026 [...]
Brighter Days Ahead: The Actions of Harry F. Kelly During the First World War
On April 29th, 1918, the Morris Herald News reported [...]
Why World War I History Is Hidden in Plain Sight Across Philadelphia
A trunk left behind in a rowhouse attic. A [...]
Remembering the Great War: “I see the scars all over Europe and America, elegantly dressed.”
All summer, I’d find myself faced with WWI memorials. I [...]
Honoring a Hidden Hero: Renee Messelin Remembered
The Hello Girls Military Honors and Remembrance Project (M-HARP), [...]
How World War I Changed America: 10 Lasting Ways
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The Hello Girls Speak to Every Generation
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