Captain Rudolph William Schroeder sets world record altitude, 18 September 1918
18 September 1918: Captain Rudolph William Schroeder, United States [...]
From Camp Sherman to Cleveland: How WWI Reshaped Ohio’s Military Geography
In June 1917, the fields north of Chillicothe held [...]
A WWI Submarine Wreck Is Leaking Explosives Into The North Sea
A German WW1 submarine known as SM UC-30 was [...]
U.S. Naval Aviation vs. the U-boats in WWI
Introduction: The U.S. Navy aviation entered World War I [...]
RE: L.A. Renames Pershing Square after Biddy Mason, founder of L.A.’s First AME Church
(Editor's Note: Courtland Jindra previously chronicled the effort to change [...]
The Gluten-Free WWI Trend That Asked Americans: ‘Are You Eating Your 5 Bushels?’
Turns out that eating gluten-free was also popular during [...]
What Vehicles Did The Army Use Before The Jeep?
Think of the U.S. Army, and you think of [...]
Who Was Belle Skinner?
Ruth Isabelle (Belle) Skinner was a businesswoman and philanthropist, [...]
The Army’s ‘Hello Girls’ of World War I waited 60 years for veteran status
When we think of deployments these days, we think [...]
“Hello Girls”: Edith Dodson and the forgotten heroes of the Great War
(Author's note: With special thanks to Ann Dodson, a [...]
