Dr. Sheldon Cooper, Well-Known Theoretical Physicist Eidetic memory, or what is commonly described as photographic, is possessed by f...

The National Museum of the United States Army has put together a remarkable display of their official art from the Great War.  Some pieces...

 As the centennial of the Battle of Verdun unfolds I thought a chronology would help our readers follow the big anniversaries of t...

Contributed by Alexa Gregory Marion Otis Mitchell As we recover from the shock of the terror in Belgium and send our thoughts and p...

This is a replica of a "certificate" from the so called "Ancient and Disloyal Order of the White Feather." Some ...

I have been supplying some information to the lead state agency in California, the Department of Veterans Affairs, for proposing a Centenn...

A Higher Form of Killing: Six Weeks in World War I That Forever Changed the Nature of Warfare by Diana Preston Bloomsbury Press, ...

Henri-Philippe Pétain is most remembered today as the convicted traitor of the Second World War, but he truly endeared himself to the...

IMAGES OF THE GREAT WAR:  The European Offensives, 1914–1916 Just opened and on display until October is this exhibition focusin...

I have been blessed with a hiking location just a few miles from my home in the East Bay area of Northern California, which — for reason...

According to the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the current federal spending on R&D is $146 billion, slightly m...

One of the lasting effects of the Great War is that it showed governments they could invent novel excuses for new intruding into the lives...

Tommy: The British Soldier on the Western Front 1914–1918 by Richard Holmes Harper Perennial, 2004 Tommies After a Victory ...

As the Battles of the Somme raged on the Western Front, the Daily Mail newspaper secured the rights to print and publish a long series...