The Batteries of Fort Hancock Today By James Patton At the tail end of my army service, since I was a short-timer, the army couldn’t send me...

It is a tale of feathered fearlessness. In October 1918, American infantrymen were trapped behind enemy lines in the forest of Argonne in no...

High Seas Fleet on Prewar Maneuvers I had a peculiar passion for the navy. It sprang to no small extent from my English blood. When I was a ...

Britain has a unique heritage in its signage: a record of its history and the people who made it. Inn signs depict everything, from battles ...

By  Professor A.C. Umbreit, Marquette University By the fall of 1918, the five victory offensives Ludendorff directed in the  first half of ...

Siegfried Sassoon's Sketch of His Hospital Ward from His Diary In 1917, Siegfried Sassoon's alter ego in Memoirs of an Infantry Offi...

Canadian Soldiers Training for a Gas Attack Tim Cook is the award-winning Chief Historian and Director of Research at the Canadian War Museu...

European Colonies in Africa, c.1914 By Christian Koller in the 1914-1918 Online International Encyclopedia of the First World War France was...

One of the most famous and evocative songs of the Second World War, "Bless 'em All" — was around for the Great War. I first he...

These Have Dared Bear the Torches of Sacrifice and Service: Their Bodies Return to Dust But Their Work Liveth for Evermore * Let Us Strive o...