The History and Future of Veterans Day
Americans over the age of 75 might remember when November [...]
Serpents of War: An American Officer’s Story of World War I Combat and Captivity
Harry Parkin (1880–1946) was born into a well-to-do Pittsburgh family. [...]
Veterans Day began after World War I as Armistice Day, with real hopes for an enduring American peace
Just over a century ago, on the 11th hour on [...]
Eyewitness: Capt. George W. Hamilton, USMC, on the Capture of Hill 142 During the Battle of Belleau Wood
Editor's Note: Capt. Hamilton was the on-the-scene commander of the Marine [...]
They Call us the Flying Circus: Two West Virginians in the Great War.
Parkersburg, West Virginia―where is that? That was my first thought [...]
How Were Propaganda Posters Used in World War 1?
The Growth of Propaganda Propaganda was being used long before the [...]
Latin American Neutrality During the First World War
Latin-America's Participation in the First World War In recent decades, [...]
I am the Daughter of a WWI Regimental Sergeant Bugler
My father, Henry Erwin Bridges, born in 1896, served as [...]
Arlington Cemetery once held soil from the World War I battlefields of France
I am reaching out to you regarding the seven World [...]
Diggers and Doughboys: Military allies for the last 100 years
As far back as 1908, when the Australian Prime Minister [...]
