Helmet of the 26th Yankee Division By Ben B. Fischer, Originally Presented 12 June 2006 on HistoryNet Part I While scouting for the 26th ...

  Designer Raymond Loewy was a an engineering officer in the French Army who served at Verdun.  He came to America and found his new career ...

  Closer Threats Inspire a More Primitive  Kind of Fear British WWI Dressing Station with Some Soldiers Showing Symptoms of PTSD Source: Duk...

Kiev During the War Professor Dominic Lieven, Cambridge University As much as anything, World War I turned on the fate of Ukraine. To an Eng...

Soldiers of Four Allied Nations, Salonika Front, Early War The war in the Balkans was anything but simplistic, either then or now. The “fron...

By Andrew Dewar Gibb Frontline Books (2016); Pen & Sword, (2021) Anne Steele, Reviewer Churchill with Allied Officer...

Study for A Trench Mortar Firing at Evening by John Nash The Stokes Gunners When Fritz and we were nearly on friendly terms— Of mornings, fu...

  George M. Cohan If you're a fan of Mark Steyn's commentary on current events like I am, you probably know that he also has a music...

WWI The first Medal of Honor recipient during World War I was a naval officer from North Dakota. On 23 July 1917, Lt. Willis W. Bradley undo...

Early Career General Louis Felix Marie Francois Franchet d'Espèrey (1856–1942) had the most misleading nickname ("Desperate Frankie...

  Alçıtepe, known during the Gallipoli campaign by its former name, Krithia, is a small village on a commanding high plateau in the Eceabat ...