Financial Facts about the U.S. (and UK) War Bonds in World War I
Shortly after declaring war in 1917, the Wilson Administration [...]
Mislearning from War: The Case of U.S. Coastal Artillery
Editor's Note: The U.S. entered the war largely unprepared for [...]
“If now we forget…”
"If now we allow places and things that were [...]
Decades after his death, World War I veteran finally laid to rest in Nashville
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A war veteran, who passed [...]
Uncle Sam’s Little Soldiers: Mobilizing American Youth during World War I
Engaging and Mobilizing American Children during NeutralityOn February 22, 1917, [...]
Charles Whittlesey and His Ancestors Have Left Lasting Contributions to American Life
Few stories of World War I are better known [...]
The U.S. Has Seen Labor Shortages Before: Working Women During World War I
As men left their jobs to serve their country [...]
World War I Books recommended by historians and novelists
A wide range of World War 1 books have [...]
A German Pigeon Began Life as a WWI Messenger, was Captured in France, crossed the Atlantic, and became a US Military Hero
In a museum collection in Washington, D.C., sits an [...]
Upcoming Cycling Trip Along the Western Front Way UPDATE
Update: Follow the group's bicycle journey Along the Western Way [...]
