Battles, Arson, and Strawberry Jam: An Interview With Lloyd Charles Maynard Of Michigan’s WWI “Polar Bears” in Russia
In the summer of 1918, Lloyd Charles Maynard was expecting [...]
World War I veteran’s remains identified in Tulsa Massacre mass grave
C.L. Daniel served in the Army during the war. Two [...]
The Choctaw Code Talkers, the Ideal American Doughboy, and the Adventure of a Lifetime
A few months following a phone call with a fellow [...]
Sculptor shares journey behind Washington D.C. monument
KENT — Greeted by the skirl of bagpipes, eager veterans [...]
A Forgotten Tragedy of the Great War: The Sinking of RMS Leinster
The mail ship and ferry RMS Leinster was sunk 10 October 1918 [...]
World War I Memorial wall, ‘A Soldier’s Journey,’ will soon arrive in Washington
To capture facial expressions of horror, determination and experience on [...]
The Llandovery Castle Massacre — How a Little-Known Attack on a WWI Hospital Ship Would Forever Change War Crime Prosecutions
“In the 1940s, Allied prosecutors preparing for a new round [...]
Remembering a WWI Veteran: From Major to Major General in 16 Months: John L. Hines
In 2000, Roads to the Great War Editor/Publisher Michael Hanlon [...]
When Did “Armistice Day” Become “Veterans Day” in the USA?
In November 1919, President Wilson proclaimed 11 November as the [...]
On July 8, 1918, American Red Cross driver Ernest Hemingway is wounded in World War
Author's wartime experiences helped shape his famous early novel 'A [...]
