US to destroy last chemical weapons, closing a deadly chapter dating to WWI
Workers at the Blue Grass Army Depot are close to [...]
WWI memorial plans unveiled in time for July 4 in DeKalb
Progress on new DeKalb veterans WWI brick memorial unveiled in [...]
The Old Man and War
Ernest Hemingway's wartime service in WWI and beyond Ernest Hemingway [...]
Arizona At War – World War I
“The standard of respectability in America today is to own [...]
Brunswick County WWI Veteran Receives Purple Heart
As we celebrate the birth of our nation, it seems [...]
Why did the United States break Diplomatic Relations with Germany in 1917?
The Allied Powers and the Central Powers fought the First [...]
Livingstone band director joins Paris tribute to WWI regiment
In World War I, an all-Black regiment from Harlem earned [...]
Taproot Theatre takes on story of American women who helped win WWI
“The Hello Girls” musical running through August 12 Taproot Theatre [...]
Women’s Fashion During World War I: 1914–1920
Women's fashions of 1914–1920 were heavily influenced by World War [...]
This Hispanic WWI soldier was first to earn Distinguished Service Cross
The most decorated man in the U. S. Army: Marcelino [...]
