Thomas Edison’s World War One
Science is going to make war a terrible thing–too [...]
During WWI this sailor saved his fellow mate from noxious toilet fumes — earning him the Medal of Honor
Little is known of Wilhelm Smith’s background, save that he [...]
The 101st Mobile Ordnance Repair Shop of the 26th Yankee Division
The Remarkable Service of Captain Paul Huse Taylor This [...]
“Oh, so you’re the Marine.”
Eugene “Reynold” Thomas was born in 1898, in Pennsylvania, [...]
Why Did the U.S. Enter World War I?
In the early 1900s, the U.S. debated intervening in [...]
An Analysis of How Frequently Students Engage in Research on World War I
There's something curious happening in academic libraries and online [...]
World War I and Chicago (Again!): Baseball and the Star Spangled Banner
The United States formally entered World War I on [...]
The Boy Scouts Go to War: America’s Youngest Patriots in World War I
When the United States entered the Great War in [...]
Jim McConnell – Ambulance Driver and Pioneer Fighter Pilot
Franklin “Doc” Treece was a kindly old man who [...]
“The Men of the Old 15th”
Based on a modest level of personal research, I’ve [...]
