by Asst. Editor Kimball Worcester   Despite having studied the Great War and its legacies for some decades, this was my first trip to the on...

By Richard B. Spence Feral House, 2002 Burke G Sheppard, Reviewer The Real Reilly (Not Sam Neill) Originally Presen...

Japanese Siege Artillery at Tsingtao The Asian and Pacific Theatre of World War I in good part involved a conquest of German colonial posses...

French Trench in Vosges Mountains, 1915 By David Stevenson Although the Western Front remained static in 1915–17, it would be wrong to assum...

HMAS Sydney Departing for War, 1914 The name Sydney is one of the most famous ever carried by an Australian warship. The first Sydney was...

That four future Marine Corps commandants fought at Belleau Wood might not surprise many of our readers.  The name of one who was not there,...

  From War in a Different Light During the Great War, armies not only dug trenches into the earth but also built large and voluminous underg...

Before the war was a year old, Captain Charles Fryatt had already had a number of close shaves with German U-boats. After growing up in Ha...

By Maarten Otte Pen and Sword, 2018 Peter L. Belmonte, Reviewer Approach to Montfaucon Today Disclaimer: Half of this b...

  From the Collection of Tony Langley of Antwerp

 Every Boy and Girl in Class Should Have One! 164 Color Pages of WWI Stuff! Download Here https://history.army.mil/html/books/070/70-128/cmh...

This version contains corrections made 15 October 2021 Temporary Cemetery for the Fallen of the 147th U.S. Infantry By Lynna Kay Shuffield W...

In Part 1, Chaplain Stewart Robinson described his duties with the 78th "Lightning" Division through the St. Mihiel Offensive unti...