Jerry Looper Hester, 1931–2022
Jerry Looper Hester, 90, went to be with his Lord [...]
World War I Mobile Museum back on road with new name, same educational mission
After weathering many cancellations and shutdowns due to the disruptions [...]
“Sounding Taps is Meaningful to Me First and Foremost Because it is Important to Veterans and their Families”
John Schmitt in his World War I uniform is the [...]
Sacrifices of the U.S. 42nd (Rainbow) Division in WWI honored at commemoration of the 104th anniversary of the Battle of the Ourcq River
On July 23, 2022, the cities of Fère-en-Tardenois and Seringes-et [...]
What two giants of History say to each other in silence
Every year, the Society of the Cincinnati invites one American [...]
Private Earl Edward Jones: after 87 years, rosette officially closes his case
Doughboy MIA for July 2022 Our MIA of the Month [...]
A Promising Young Man: The Life and Times of a Casualty in World War One
Introduction In 1942 when I was eight years old, I [...]
Switchboard Soldiers: one of the great untold stories of World War I
Switchboard Soldiers (better known as the "Hello Girls") were the [...]
Finding Pvt. Henry V. Traynham
Pvt. Henry V. TraynhamGrowing up I was always fascinated with [...]
The Great War in Color: Apocalypse World War I
Apocalypse World War I, airing now on NatGeo, takes its [...]
