By Kimball Worcester, Assistant Editor In her classic work The Guns of August , historian Barbara Tuchman begins her exploration of the open...

Varlet Farm, Ypres Salient, October 1917 When I was leading tours to the Western Front, one of my favorite stops was a Varlet Farm, near the...

A Determined Looking Woodrow Wilson in London En Route to  Paris By James Patton On the night of  3 April 1919, President Woodrow Wilson beg...

 I can't help myself, I love these.  MH Click on the Images to Enlarge "The Great Offensive in France" "National War Reli...

Paris, c. 1810 Take-Off With the flourishing of the Industrial Age in Europe, mortality rates began significantly declining  because of a co...

Leonard H. Nason  Pulp Writer Par Excellence Leonard H. Nason (1895–1970) was a highly popular American novelist and magazine writer best kn...

I guess, I should have waited until next April 1st to publish this article, the substance of which I just discovered, but I couldn't wa...

  When the United States entered World War I (1914-1918) on 6 April 1917, Florida was a sparsely populated state, with only 925,641 inhabita...

Peter O'Toole as Lawrence, Claude Rains as Dryden, Jack Hawkins as Allenby At the end of Lawrence of Arabia , T.E. Lawrence is obviously...

  Modern Full-Scale Mockup of the Tsar's Tank in Moscow By James Patton Before World War I, the armored fighting vehicle (AFV) had been ...