The Kaiser,  Admiral Tirpitz, and General Moltke By Norman Friedman from "World War I: A Maritime War?" It followed that as the Ge...

By Christina Holstein Jean-Corentin Carré Visitors to Verdun who feel that they have seen the sights and wish to visit the wider ar...

As the end of the war drew near, President Wilson expressed a need for money to be raised for the demobilization of American soldiers and sa...

. . . Innocent people had been made to suffer through malicious attacks which could not in any way affect the outcome of the war. It pleases...

By Stephen Pope Helion & Company Ltd., 2016 Ron Drees, Reviewer Successful Tank D-17, Crew, and Supporting Infant...

Anton Herman Gerard Fokker (1890–1939) is the most renowned aircraft designer of the Great War.  Had designed his first airplane at ...

Light Show Commemorating the Centenary of the Great War The latest National Geographic arrived in the mail the other day, and it features t...

Canadian soldier Fred Adams wrote the following letter on 2 May 1915, to his aunt after experiencing the first German gas attack of the Firs...

Vision of New York City Bombed in a Future War In a 1991 American political scientist John Mueller examined attitudes about the Great War—in...

Open Fire The barrage plan was so constructed that throughout the advance, the entire corps front of more than eight kilometers would be cov...

Earlier in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive [On 1 November 1918] the artillery acquitted itself magnificently, the barrages being so well coordin...

By Alec Riley (Author); Michael Crane and Bernard de Broglio (Editors) Little Gully Publishing, 2021 David F. Beer, Revie...