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Culture

What movie played the biggest role in your decision to join the military?

By Max Hauptman

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History

Meet the very good boy who brought smokes to soldiers in the trenches of WWI

By Miranda Summers Lowe

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Tech & Tactics

Boxer, grunt, flyboy: the wild life of the first Black American combat pilot

By David Roza

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Tech & Tactics

The 100-year-old blueprint for the world’s first tank is up for sale

By Jeff Schogol

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Military Life

Eddie Rickenbacker: American hero and candidate for most interesting man in the world

By Justin Burgess

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News

Smedley Butler’s fiery speech to World War I veterans is still relevant today

By James Clark

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History

Sgt Stubby Was The Original War Dog

By Task & Purpose

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Culture

Battlefield 1 May Be The Grittiest, Most Realistic War Game Yet

By James Clark

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News

‘Retreat? Hell! We just got here!’ is 103 years old and still badass

By Paul Szoldra

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Tech & Tactics

Why America’s first bomber was called ‘the flaming coffin’

By David Roza

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History

This VR tour takes you into the trenches of WWI, but stops short of leaving you ‘fully traumatized’

By David Roza

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News

More than a century after World War I, the Harlem Hellfighters’ nickname is finally official

By James Clark

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Culture

‘1917’ is the absolute best war movie in years

By James Clark

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History

The legendary story of the 1914 Christmas truce

By Matt Battaglia

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History

Trench warfare shaped modern tactics

By Patrick Baker

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Culture

Now You Can Fight Weird Hellbeasts In WWI Trenches, Because Video Games

By James Clark

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History

WATCH: Smedley Butler’s fiery speech to World War I veterans

By Task & Purpose

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History

The march of the Bonus Army

By Patrick Baker

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Military Life

The lore of Uncle Wally leads a family from Bagram to Meuse-Argonne

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News

Trump said the 1918 Spanish flu ‘probably ended’ World War II, which definitely ended in 1945

By Jared Keller

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History

WATCH: Smedley Butler’s fiery speech

By Task & Purpose

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Culture

Legendary Harlem Hellfighter and MoH recipient Henry Johnson has a graphic novel detailing his service during WWI

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Military Life

Remembering the fallen veterans of the 1918 pandemic

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News

Here’s how one soldier captured 132 enemies in WWI

By Task & Purpose

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History

World War I like you’ve never seen it before

By Task & Purpose

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Culture

How the US military’s love of boot-shaming gave America the gift of ‘IDK’

By David Roza

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Culture

A ‘SpongeBob SquarePants’ version of ‘1917’ exists and it is glorious

By James Clark

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Culture

7 visceral WWI movies and shows to watch after you experience ‘1917’

By David Roza

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History

Here’s how you can see the new WWI epic ‘1917’ for free

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Culture

New trailer for WWI movie ‘The Great War’ looks like an incredible opportunity ruined by campy action and way too much motivation

By James Clark

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History

WWI documentary ‘They Shall Not Grow Old’ is returning to theaters for 3 days only

By James Clark

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Culture

Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how ‘1917’ shows World War I combat like never before

By James Clark

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Culture

The new trailer for ‘1917’ shows World War I like you’ve never seen before

By James Clark

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History

Supreme Court rules that Maryland ‘Peace Cross’ honoring WWI military dead may remain standing

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Military Life

The Poppy Wall of Honor returned this Memorial Day weekend, honoring thousands of lives lost since World War I

By Haley Britzky

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Culture

The guys who brought us ‘Saving Private Ryan’ and ‘Jarhead’ are making a WWI movie

By James Clark

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Culture

‘They Shall Not Grow Old’ Shows The Essence Of Grunt Life Hasn’t Changed Much Since WWI

By James Clark

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History

The Animals of War: The Military Rabbits Of World War I

By Tom Ricks

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Culture

The Extended Trailer For Peter Jackson’s New World War I Documentary Is Epic

By Adam Linehan

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Culture

Peter Jackson’s New Documentary Shows World War I As You’ve Never Seen It Before

By James Clark

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History

The Story Of Sgt. York, The Man Who Killed Or Captured More Than 100 Germans In A Single WWI Battle

By James Clark

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News

‘For Heavens Sake Stop It’: How A WWI Army Officer Stopped Friendly Fire From Hitting His Men

By Paul Szoldra

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News

They Were America’s First Female Soldiers. Now They’re Getting The Recognition They Deserve

By Julie Zeilinger

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History

Meet Sergeant Stubby, The Most ‘Decorated’ Dog Of World War I

By John Throckmorton

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Culture

13 Essential Books On The American Expeditionary Forces Of World War I

By John Throckmorton

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News

Leadership Lessons From Two British Generals

By Mike Hennelly

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History

Was ‘King Kong’ A Metaphor For The WWI Experience Of The American Doughboy?

By Tom Ricks

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History

How Did The US Military Get All Those Confederate-Named Bases, Anyway?

By Mark Herbert

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History

World War I Started On This Day In 1914. This Animated Map Shows How The Conflict Swept The Globe

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History

100-Year-Old Letter Proves Salty Vets Always Thought They Knew Better Than Anyone Else

By Adam Weinstein

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History

If He Hadn’t Seen Combat, JRR Tolkien May Have Never Written A Word

By Elliot Ackerman

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Culture

Why Wonder Woman Is The Hero World War I Always Needed

By Angry Staff Officer

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History

Untold Stories Of The Harlem Hellfighters Of World War I

By James Clark

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History

Why The Wild Men Of No Man’s Land Endure, 100 Years Later

By Sarah Sicard

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Military Life

How Veterans Set The Precedent For America’s Greatest Protests

By Sarah Sicard

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Culture

Tanks, Zeppelins, Bayonets. New Battlefield 1 Trailer Has It All

By James Clark

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History

How The War Overlooked In History Books Changed The Course Of America

By Angry Staff Officer

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History

The Story Of Zaamurets, An Armored Train That Fought Its Way Across Eurasia

By James Clark

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