March 1915 – At a Crossroad in the Development of U.S. Navy Submarines
A little under fifteen years from the day the [...]
New recording of Joseph Turrin’s “And Crimson Roses Once Again be Fair” cantata based on poetry from World War I
Announcing the release of a new recording of Joseph [...]
How to Explore the Forgotten Battlefields and Memorials when Moving to a City with WWI History
How to Explore the Forgotten Battlefields and Memorials when [...]
Nation & World How WWI vets shaped Civil Rights Movement
Study traces surge in activism among Black men who [...]
History Talks: Military Service and the Path to American Citizenship
Wednesday, April 30, 2025 The promise of the American [...]
Women’s History Month: Honoring World War I Nurses and Norfolk’s Own Kate Talcott Cooke
World War I (1914-1918) played a critical role in [...]
Liberation: 29th Division Association leads efforts to construct Meuse-Argonne Offensive monument
The 29th Division Association is leading the efforts to [...]
“Willing to die with fatigue”: Rebecca N. Rhoads, canteen worker in WWI
Rebecca N. Rhoads, from her 1925 passport application. [...]
Why I Wrote the Book: The Robust Life & Music of Noble Sissle, Sr.
Biography of a Broadway Show Co-Producer, Lyricist, Tenor Soloist, [...]
A Meaningful Handshake: Commemorating 250 Years Of French-American Military Friendship And Alliance
On February 3rd, 2025, His Excellency Laurent Bili, Ambassador [...]
