Carrying on the Liggett Legacy
Lt. Gen. Hunter Liggett was a highly respected U.S. [...]
The Short Life of America’s Anti-Tank Rifles
At the dawn of mechanized warfare in WWI, the [...]
Before new development, the Bywater’s former Navy base played a big role in New Orleans history starting in WWI
The complicated history of this sprawling facility began rather [...]
A Loaf of Bread A Week
Eugene “Reynold” Thomas was born in 1898, in Pennsylvania, [...]
Doughboy Foundation Honors Local Service and ‘Hello Girls’ Legacy at 2026 CAA Championship Games
During the 2026 Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) Basketball Championships [...]
The Tragic Story of John Rauscher Jr. or “Francis P. Williams”
How a 16-Year-Old Austro-Hungarian Immigrant Defied his Father and [...]
The Last Trench of the Great War
Editor's note: Stuart Lutz is a historian, and the [...]
America’s Postwar Transcontinental Truck Convoy
In the summer of 1919, a young Lieutenant Colonel—only four [...]
The Stunning Evolution of the Telephone Since 1876
Sprawling box sets and rotary dials gave way to [...]
Why Did The U S Enter World War I? Key Reasons Explained
In April 1917, after more than two and a [...]
