The Hindenburg Line, as it was known by the Allied  armies, was the strongest defensive system built during the First World War. Its reputat...

  Temporary Canadian Graves on the Western Front Originally Presented by the Canadian War Museum Canada emerged from the First World War a p...

By I. L. "Dick" Read Pen & Sword Military, 2013.  First published in 1994 David F. Beer, Reviewer Author...

  Collection Number & Title:   #2 Barbed Wire & Poppies Description:   Floral piece with two dramatic blossoming red poppies set ato...

Sveta Gora Today Along the Soca (formerly Isonzo) River just north of the Slovenian/Italian border city of Gorizia,  is a  2,240-ft. peak na...

  Lt. Everett Dirksen Wearing the Aerial Observer Wing Future U.S. Senator from Illinois and Senate Minority leader Everett Dirksen (1896–19...

Sir Eric Campbell Geddes (1875–1937) Eric Geddes  was the  driving force behind the reorganization of the British Expeditionary Force’s (BEF...

Arrival in Liverpool, 8 June 1917 By Dr. Tyler R. Bamford For nearly all active U.S. Army personnel, World War I marked the first time they ...

  Eddie Rickenbacker's Mother Welcomes Her Son Home from the War By Patri O'Gan and Mallory Warner, National Museum of American Hist...

By Alexander F. Barnes & Peter Belmonte McFarland and Company, 2022 Michael Hanlon, Reviewer How the Depot Brigades Were Supposed to Wor...

Above is my own photo of  what was one of the most moving memorials on the Western Front when I was leading battlefield tours. It was locate...