Stifled! America’s Greatest Naval Theorist Was Forbidden to Comment Publicly about the First World War
As July 1914 slipped into August, Europe convulsed into [...]
A WWI Memorial: And Happy Birthday Storm Clouds!
It was my sister-in-law who first told me about [...]
4 March 1921: Congress bestows the Medal of Honor on unknown WWI soldiers from Britain and France
Today, we honor and remember our allies from WWI: [...]
Living in a WWI Legacy Town: What Every New Resident Should Know About Texas’ Military History Influence
Texas significantly influenced the American war effort during World [...]
When Grandma met Grandpa
My Grandmother, Elizabeth May Nelson, was born December 1899 [...]
WWI Pilot Took on Nine Germans to Save His Wingman. His Lost Medal of Honor Still Awaits Justice
Gregory Vail grew up listening to his father's war [...]
Remembering the Zimmermann Telegram and the U.S. Entry Into World War I
Publication of an intercepted cable exposed a clumsy German [...]
Iran demonstration at National World War I Memorial recalls current conflict’s direct links to WWI
The irony of the event being at WWI Memorial [...]
From Campus to the Trenches. How World War I Transformed American College Students
In the spring of 1917, American university auditoriums were [...]
WWI Battlefield Tours: Cantigny – Baptism of fire
America’s first divisional attack of WWI In spring 1918, [...]
