Review: Soldiers Don’t Go Mad: A Story of Brotherhood, Poetry, and Mental Illness During the First World War
“They roll about,” wrote Brown of his subjects, “gripping at [...]
Swashbuckling World War I correspondent launched his reporting career in Minneapolis
Floyd Gibbons blossomed into one of America's most colorful newspaper [...]
Selfridge Military Air Museum to restore World War I Jenny plane
Jenny was among the planes used to train pilots at [...]
‘I Want You’: 5 Of America’s Best World War I Recruitment Posters
World War I produced the United States’ most iconic military [...]
Fayette County, Ohio’s Last World War I Death in Service
Nearly eight months to the day after Armistice had been [...]
The American Woman Who Reported on Japan’s Entry Into World War I
Journalist Eliza Scidmore was also the visionary behind Washington, DC’s [...]
Has the U.S. Ever Fought On Russian Soil? You’d Be surprised.
The story of how American troops battled Lenin’s soldiers in [...]
Westchester County resurrects 102-year-old World War I Memorial
Westchester County held a ceremony on Friday, August 4th rededicating memorial [...]
How the Start of World War I Changed an American Heiress’s Life Forever
On the one hand, Mrs. Stan Harding Krayl, as she [...]
Veteran seriously wounded during Second Battle of the Marne in World War I
Throughout the years, Mark Weber heard many fascinating tales about [...]
