In this photograph, soldiers of the Liverpool Scottish show off their arms after being vaccinated, c.1914. Many of the most importa...

Maurice Chevalier, 31st R.I. On August 1914, a young Parisian star called Maurice Chevalier was stationed in Belfort, north-eastern...

Border Conflict: Villistas, Carrancistas, and  the Punitive Expedition 1915–1920 by Joseph A Stout, Jr. Texas Christian U...

After America joined the war, the U.S. Marine Corps commandant was determined his service would play a major role in the Great War, an...

Editor's Note:   I thought it was appropriate to recall Veterans, formerly Armistice, Day by honoring a veteran who was serving in Fr...

A century ago today one of the signature battles of the Great War was concluded in the Ypres Salient. It was the Canadian Corps, commande...

We have finally begun implementing our new design and overall upgrading for our award-winning Doughboy Center .  All we have completed are...

In you can't attend and would like to stream the event, here's some information on how to do so from the Centennial Commission...

American Journalists in the Great War:  Rewriting the Rules of Reporting by Chris Dubbs University of Nebraska Press, 201...

In 1917 the Great War and a dedicated band of professional revolutionaries destroyed the Romanov dynasty and the Russian state. Discontent...

Something has happened with the AEF that has taken place with most of America's other wars, but in its most extreme form.   The pe...

The 2nd Cavalry at St. Mihiel [Ed. Note: The men of the four American cavalry regiments that were sent to France usually found themselv...

The high point of the Ottoman war effort was of course the Gallipoli campaign of 1915. After the repulse of the Franco-British attempt t...

The Mark I helmet, from a design by British inventor John L. Brodie, was the standard steel helmet used by the British Empire forces. It pr...