WWI Veteran Dr. Frank Boston was a pioneer and laid the groundwork for modern EMS
As we observe Black History month, more facts have come [...]
A Love. A War. A Citizen.
What drives people to join the military? Patriotism? Poverty? Fear? [...]
Relatives shocked by identification of First World War soldier a century after being reported missing
The family of a man who fought and died in [...]
Florence Standish – Early 20th Century Asheville, VA nurse
The History of the Asheville Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center (VAMC) [...]
Lumber from World War I Research at the Forest Products Laboratory Helps Repair the U.S. Capitol Building
The United States Capitol building was breached on January 6, [...]
Why Were These WWI Soldiers Executed By Their Own Country?
All soldiers in World War I had one thing in [...]
WWI anti-ship round taken to pawn shop causes Florida city to reroute traffic
Pawn shops have a reputation for buying the darnedest things, [...]
“The Allies had just wanted the ‘Balkan’ problem to go away and to never again threaten the peace of Europe.”
New book by Doughboy Foundation board member highlights World War [...]
Ohio’s Black World War I Sailors: Forgotten U.S. Servicemen
The service and sacrifice of Black World War I sailors [...]
Not to Keep: A novel of Florida and World War I
Florida author, Rebecca J. Johnston, will speak about World War [...]
