Committee on Public Information: When the U.S. Used ‘Fake News’ to Sell Americans on World War I
The Committee on Public Information (CPI), also known as the [...]
A Chicago Doughboy’s Postcard from France
Paul Kurowski Nothing makes history more interesting than [...]
The Price Mothers Paid: The Story of Corporal Peter Wojewoda
This large pillow featuring a large 32nd Division “Red-Arrow” was [...]
Why ‘murder of babies’ is the pinnacle of war propaganda in WWI and now
To engineer conflicts which benefit a certain group and punish [...]
Fort Johnson, JRTC reveal memorial for WWI Sergeant William Henry Johnson
VERNON PARISH, La. (KALB) - The Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC) [...]
WWI, Union Station, and the History That Shaped Kansas City
Union Station invites you to pause to remember the thousands of [...]
No Higher Service: Franklin County Maine’s Fallen Soldiers of World War I
In Farmington, Maine, stands the John M. Teague Memorial Arch. [...]
Teddy Roosevelt’s son served in WWI & was the oldest soldier to fight on D-Day
The Medal of Honor recipient, who General George Patton called [...]
World War I Valor Medals Review Project Update
The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2024 extended [...]
Connecticut WWI veteran posthumously awarded Purple Heart over a century after combat injury
EAST WINDSOR, Conn. — When Joe Janeczko learned that, after [...]
