Centennial Event Honors Portland, OR Joan of Arc Statue & American Doughboys
On Memorial Day, May 30, 1925, a large crowd [...]
National Lingerie Day: How World War I revolutionized women’s underwear and popularized the modern bra
As the U.S. celebrates National Lingerie Day, we take [...]
Rep. Vince Fong awards Purple Heart to family of WWI veteran Andreas Cagoulides
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — Rep. Vince Fong posthumously awarded a [...]
WWI U.S. Army Units: Formation, Uniforms, and Enduring Legacy
Introduction World War I was a pivotal moment in [...]
National Museum of the US Army at Fort Belvoir, VA to dedicate Unit Tribute to WWI “Hello Girls”
The recently opened National Museum of the United States [...]
Is there any danger from NJ World War I munitions plant explosion a century ago?
SAYREVILLE - The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has [...]
How Black Newspapers Became a Threat to the U.S. Government During WWI
The Power of the Black Press During World War [...]
The Renaissance of American Art: Sabin Howard and the Grand Liberty Arch, A Monument for Our Time
In this episode of the PoliticIt Podcast, sculptor Sabin [...]
This Day in Aviation History: 23 April 2019, First U.S. “Ace” in World War I
23 April 1918: at 09:55 a.m., near Saint-Gobain, France, [...]
Why America Builds Monuments
Throughout the history of the United States, when our [...]
