Meet the very good boy who brought smokes to soldiers in the trenches of WWI By Miranda Summers Lowe / Feb 27, 2022
Boxer, grunt, flyboy: the wild life of the first Black American combat pilot By David Roza / Feb 3, 2022
This VR tour takes you into the trenches of WWI, but stops short of leaving you ‘fully traumatized’ By David Roza / May 12, 2021
More than a century after World War I, the Harlem Hellfighters’ nickname is finally official By James Clark / Feb 3, 2021
The lore of Uncle Wally leads a family from Bagram to Meuse-Argonne By Joanna Guldin-Noll, The War Horse / Sep 19, 2020
Remembering the fallen veterans of the 1918 pandemic By John Wilkens, The San Diego Union-Tribune / May 23, 2020
How the US military’s love of boot-shaming gave America the gift of ‘IDK’ By David Roza / Feb 3, 2020
Over 100 Coasties died in a U-boat attack in 1918. Now, the Coast Guard wants to give Purple Hearts to their descendants By Adam Sennott, Wicked Local Metro, Needham, Mass. / Jan 23, 2020