The Forgotten Incident That Helped Suck The US Into WWI
Not the Zimmermann telegram or the Lusitania There are two [...]
43 WWI soldiers among unclaimed remains of 133 veteran and relatives brought to final rest in Washington State Veterans Cemetery
They were once forgotten, but never again. On Wednesday, November [...]
New London Harbors a German Submarine During World War I – Who Knew?
. . . that in the early morning hours of [...]
Memorials for the Fallen
Comparing American and German Remembrance Based on Memorials for the [...]
Wilson’s Failure? The Treaty of Versailles
“The 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month…” Is there [...]
Bells of Peace ring at the National World War I Memorial
Bells of Peace rang out at the National World War [...]
Veterans Support Civilian’s Search for Great-Grandfather’s Service Record
Shortly after my presentation at Sahler-Sedan VFW Post 287 in [...]
‘Looking Back’: Doughboy Statue
Why would one Golden Gate Park memorial need three dedications? [...]
Exhibit spotlights stories of African American WWI soldiers from Virginia
There’s a new World War I exhibit in Fairfax, and [...]
World War I statue in Harrisburg dedicated 100 years ago on Veterans Day
On Veterans Day 2022, an honored World War I statue [...]
