If you enjoy watching the aircraft of the Great War in the air and in all their restored beauty, the videos of the Historical Aviation Fil...

In my experience, connoisseurs of World War I poetry either love or detest  A.E. Housman.  [Full disclosure here: I discovered Housman...

Since we have been operating this blog, I've discovered that animal articles and anything from our "Rat Catchers" series mag...

One hundred years ago, a bandit, opportunist, political operator, and – in his own way – a Mexican patriot, became part of America's a...

By Keith Muchowski A few weeks back we wrote about the resignation of Woodrow Wilson’s secretary of war Lindley M. Garrison. Today mark...

A Rainbow Division Lieutenant in France:  The World War I Diary of John H. Taber Edited by Stephen H. Taber. McFarland & Com...

Contributed by Naval Historian Steve McLaughlin Almost all battleships were fitted with torpedoes up until World War I. The image below ...

Abian Wallgren (1892–1948) was a cartoonist who enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1917. His drawing talent somehow pushed or pulled him to t...

Simpson, 1915 In 2008, John Simpson Kirkpatrick, the man with the donkey and one of the most enduring of all Anzac legends, was de...

Trotsky A German courier arrived in Petrograd on the morning of 23 February 1918 with Germany's new and more brutal peace ter...

If you plan to travel to Italy and Slovenia to tour the Italian Front, you will be pleased to discover that they are very tourism friend...

SMS Goeben (left below) was the second of two Moltke-class battlecruisers of the Imperial German Navy, launched in 1911 and named after ...

The Last Great Cavalry Charge:  The Battle of the Silver Helmets, Halen, 12 August 1914 by Joe and Janet Robinson and Francis Hendrik...

From: Today I Found Out By Terynn Boulton Wartime Bra Advertisement (I Guess You Need the Free Style Book) Corsets dominated ...

By Tony Langley Contrary to modern myth, during the war itself, many photographs of the dead were published in news magazines in all the...