A Rare Atlas of the First World War
On October 27, 2022, the Library of Congress held an [...]
The Unfinished Business of Democracy: Lincoln, Wilson and the Issue of Race
Tuesday, Feb. 21 - Reception 6 p.m., Lecture 7 p.m. Auditorium [...]
Frank Woodruff Buckles – Corporal, United States Army
Frank Buckles, who drove an Army ambulance in France in [...]
“A journey of research & learning that continues to this day”
Like many students of World War I, I took an [...]
How Black WWI Veterans Shaped The Civil Rights Movement
The hundreds of thousands of African Americans who served in [...]
Bright Side of Dark Times: How WWI Forced Technological Advancements
When it comes to technology, a lot of things were [...]
Sharing the stories and records of the Great War with others “creates a bond of admiration”
Thirty-one years after the Great War ended, a 67-year-old physician [...]
During WWI, Missouri’s Home Guard filled in for the National Guard
The Great War depleted the states’ National Guard troops, sending [...]
Professor mines Marine Corps history for book on WWI cartoons
CAMP FOSTER, Okinawa – History professor Cord Scott hopes his [...]
The US Navy built 12 concrete ships for World War I
During World War I, steel for building ships was in [...]
