The Psychology of Leaving: What WWI Taught Us About Moving Without Closure
Who cares anyway? The psychology of leaving explores how [...]
Summer Cemetery Walk Recognizes Fayette County Ohio’s Highest Decorated World War I Soldier
On Monday, June 16, 2025, the Fayette County Genealogical [...]
Someone had to do it: Book about Forgotten Letters from WWI “Reveals Timeless Lessons of Honor and Courage”
“Somebody could write a book about these.” Abby Clutter, [...]
From WWI to AbramsX: The Enduring Power of the Main Battle Tank
The U.S. Army’s New AbramsX Tank Could ‘Roll Over’ [...]
Doughboy Foundation participates in Des Moines, Iowa dedication of historical marker for Black Army officers trained there during WWI
Doughboy Foundation Executive Director Jari Villanueva traveled to Des [...]
Aberdeen Proving Ground has played major role in shaping Army technology since WWI
To celebrate the Army’s 250th birthday this year, we [...]
That Time the Army Gassed WWI Veterans Protesting for Benefits
1932 was one of the worst years of the [...]
The BAR: Browning’s Battlefield Sledgehammer designed at tail end of World War I.
Let’s discuss the Browning Automatic Rifle, the mighty BAR. The [...]
How To Tell If A 1918 Trench Knife Is Real
Owning a genuine U.S. 1918 Mark I trench knife is more than [...]
How hunger shook Europe and the Ottoman Empire after World War I
If you were asked to name a weapon used [...]
