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Thomas Neibaur’s bravery in World War I
On this day in 1918, a hero engages in an action that would earn him the Medal of Honor. Thomas Neibaur was the first Latter Day Saint to receive the honor. “Private Thomas Neibaur is [...]
Throwback Thursday: Meet John Henry Pruitt & the Trench Heroes of World War I
American bravery in the first World War was writ large and small, and punctuated with buckshot and bullets. World War I changed everything about the way wars would be fought from then on, [...]
US Navy and Marine Corps aviation in World War One
A chapter from Key Publishing’s new book “Contact! Early US Naval and Marine Corps Aviation, 1911-1918” by Alan C Carey At the outbreak of war, the Army and Navy had little idea of how to [...]
Doughboy MIA For October 2023: First Lieutenant Manderson Lehr
A man is only missing if he is forgotten… Three French Breguet 14b2 bombers, flying in a driving rainstorm on 15 July 1918, attacked a bridge filled with retreating German Soldiers crossing the Marne River. [...]
Historic Liverpool: 17 stirring photos of American and Canadian troops arriving in Liverpool during World War I
Take a look at these century-old photos showing allies arriving in Liverpool during the First World War. Liverpool played an important role in the First World War, with hundreds of convoys sailing to and from the port [...]
Throwback Thursday: World War I’s “Cousins” Unite
A mere century earlier, America and Britain were at war. But by 1915, the family feud was over. The War of 1812, which was fought largely on American soil, could be seen as something of [...]
New memoir spotlights pioneering female surgeon’s World War I service
The book curates the diaries and letters of ‘double Red’ alum and Cornell trustee Mary Crawford 1904, MD 1907 “There has been a call for nurses and doctors to the Red Cross, for work abroad,” [...]
Sinking of HMS Otranto hit Georgia hard 105 years ago in World War I
GS museum director brings WWI disaster at sea home for Bulloch County Historical Society After the tragic accidental sinking of HMS Otranto in October 1918, the bodies of young Americans washed ashore on the Isle [...]
Doughboy MIA For September 2023: First Lieutenant Carter Landram Ovington
A man is only missing if he is forgotten... Born on 1 May 1897 in Baden-Baden, Germany to American parents, our Doughboy of the Month is First Lieutenant Carter Landram Ovington, the only child of [...]
