Military, civilian scholars discuss lasting impression of WWI
Paul Sunderland’s Glass Bridge & Poppy Field at the National WWI Museum and Memorial. (Courtesy) On Thursday, March 29, the
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Veterans, dignitaries break ground for D.C. World War I Memorial
Shovels used for the groundbreaking ceremony for the new World War I Memorial in Washington, D.C. (Anthony C. Hayes) In
Read moreHerbert H. Renshaw: First Marylander to die in WWI missing from US memorials
The name Herbert H. Renshaw as it appears at the Baltimore War Memorial. (Anthony C. Hayes) On May 22, 1917,
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Dr. Isrea Butler set to lead WWI tribute band 369th Experience
University of Maryland Eastern Shore music director will captain the 369TH EXPERIENCE Band’s Historic Re-Creation WASHINGTON, DC: The 369th Experience
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Mizzou ROTC gleans invaluable lessons from ‘General Pershing’
Actor David Shuey presenting General John J. Pershing to the Mizzou ROTC. (Anthony C. Hayes) Everyone recalls that enthusiastic high
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World War I ‘Not the forgotten war’
On the centennial anniversary of America’s entry into the “War To End All Wars“, some wonder if subsequent conflicts have
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Patrouille de France honors oldest ally at WWI Centennial
KANSAS CITY: It has been three decades since the Patrouille de France last toured North America. The precision aerobatic demonstration
Read moreLibby O’Connell: World War I legacy, ‘The peace to end all peace’
American troops on the march in France during World War I. (Wikimedia) On April 6, America and many of its
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Johns Hopkins physician remembered in ‘World War I New York’
World War I New York: A Guide to the City’s Enduring Ties to the Great War In 1917 one million
Read moreForgotten Maryland WWI hero immortalized in art
Francis Warrington Gillet IV and his father, Francis Warrington Gillet III, remove the veil covering “Maryland Over Flanders” by artist
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