New Orleans shares Kansas City connection with historical museums
One of Kansas City's crown jewels is its National World War I Museum and Memorial, and New Orleans holds one of its museum in ...
The M1 Carbine: The Most Prolific American Small Arm of World War Two
The M1 Carbine is one of the most recognizable military firearms in the world. Here's an overview of how it works, and how ...
Archaeologists discover Roman villa in France — then unearth soldier’s wedding ring
And, he was still wearing a wedding ring. The ring was inscribed with his wedding date — Dec. 25, 1908 — and the body was identified as a German soldier from World War I, researchers said, confirmed ...
The Modern Voice of War Writing
In All Quiet on the Western Front, Erich Maria Remarque reinvented a genre.
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How Did Commanders Communicate with Troops in WW1
At least 20,000 federal employees will agree with Trump's buyout offer, much less than the estimated 200,000 the White House ...
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Canadian historian trying to link Cork man who fought in World War I with recently uncovered remains
A historian who identifies the remains of Canada’s war dead is currently working on the case of a Cork man who fought and died for the country in World War I.Alexandra McKinnon, a researcher for the ...
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Restored WWI-era Merci boxcar holds over 75 years of aloha spirit
This weekend we jumped on a historic train out on the ʻEwa Plain to pay homage to World War II history. The Hawaiian Railway ...
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Professor Ian Isherwood Publishes New WW1 Book
By Nathaniel Swindell, Staff Writer On Friday, interdisciplinary studies professor Ian Isherwood ’00 presented his latest book, “The Battalion,” to the campus community in the Musselman Library.