General John J. Pershing, America’s WWI Commander
On this day, July 15, 1948, America lost General [...]
Book Review: Switchboard Soldiers by Jennifer Chiaverini
Book Description In June 1917, General John Pershing arrived [...]
How World War I Opened Doors for Women in D.C.—and Why It Still Matters Today
When World War I began, few guessed how much [...]
This Soldier Was Born into a Life of Crime. Somehow, He Became a WWI Medal of Honor Recipient.
Charles Barger's life began under difficult circumstances and never [...]
Postcard of Veterans Vocational School after World War I
On November 29, 1918, shortly after World War I [...]
20 World War I Books That Will Change Your Perspective
Curated by Ben Dreyfuss, Jim Collins, and other experts, [...]
Sunday’s ‘Midnight Hammer’ Operation Launched in 1941 to address issues identified in World War I
The result of serious men using modern technology to [...]
Harlem Hellfighters to Receive Congressional Gold Medal in September
Their bravery knew no bounds during the first World [...]
New York American Legion Post 873 Commemorates Centennial of Charter with Daily Taps at the National World War I Memorial
As the Great War raged in Europe, the United [...]
Montana’s Fight for Free Speech: The Forgotten Law That Silenced a State in WWI
Spend more than five minutes in Montana and you’ll pick [...]
