French Trench Bois Brulé, St. Mihiel Sector, 1915 By Terrence Finnegan  The town of St. Mihiel on the Meuse River fell to the Germans on 24 ...

Editor's Note:   As usual, I don't necessarily endorse the ideas expressed herein, but I do find them interesting. MH A 1916 Flapper...

The Teheran Gate, Persia Originally Presented on AwayFromTheWesternFront.org Persia (now Iran) is little known as a theatre of the First Wor...

Like Many Tales, This One Begins at the Somme By Mike Hanlon, Editor/Publisher World War One veterans Scotland Yard detective Ian Rutledge a...

Laying Siege to a Heart By Tony Langley La Vie Parisienne was one of the best-known risqué magazines. Published in Paris, its stood symbol ...

  After remaining in rest billets for eight days, we received the unwelcome tidings that the next morning we would "go in" to ...

Amy Lowell, 1874–1925 American imagist poet Amy Lowell described the surreal experience of living an ordinary day in an extraordinary time. ...

Editor's Introduction:   Thanks to our contributor this month, historian Jeffrey LaMonica, we will see that Pershing's forces were n...