The Meuse-Argonne Offensive was clearly the worst battle of the Great War in terms of killed in action for the American Expeditionary Forc...

Their duty was to come here and invade, ours was to defend. Adil Shahin, Turkish veteran of Gallipoli Turkish Artillery at Gallipol...

I hope our poor pals who lie all around us sleep soundly, and do not stir in discontent as we go filing away from them forever. New Zea...

The career of former Louisiana governor Huey Long had some interesting links with the Great War. As a young lawyer, on the verge of launc...

Admiral Bacon In late July 1914, with war looming, 12 Tribal-class destroyers arrived at Dover to join the near obsolete destroyer...

Tavennes Tunnel (Probably Just After the War) Tavennes railway tunnel, located near Fort Vaux, stretched 1.170 meters from the bat...

Great Battles: Gallipoli by Jenny Macleod  Foreword by Hew Strachan Oxford University Press, 2015 Those heroes that shed th...

From Bradley Omanson's:  History & Lore of the Old World War: Artifacts & Odd Bits from 1914–1918 Each country had i...

They were the precursors of the mighty awakening of the west—of that gigantic effort of America—unparalleled in history—the greatest...

Anti-Saloon League Wartime Poster By Keith Muchowski Food was one of the central crises of the First World War. So many millions fa...

Here's what you can look for in the coming year from all our publications at Worldwar1.com , including Roads to the Great War , the St...

100 years ago today the war was dragging on. German attacks were mounted in the Vosges and north of Loos. The Royal Navy was recoveri...

Today is the anniversary of Rudyard Kipling's birth in 1865.  Kipling wrote much about the Great War and, of course, suffered u...

Devil Dogs Chronicle: Voices of the 4th Marine Brigade in World War I Edited by George B. Clark University Press of Kansas, 2013 ...

During an incredibly dismal TV football game (49ers vs. Browns, but I'll spare you any more details) I went exploring on the Internet....

The Vickers Gunbus Became Operational in July 1915 12 July Following an inconclusive exchange of fire on 6 July, the monitors HMS...