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The Golden 14: How Black Women Exploited a Loophole to Serve During World War I
The Golden 14 were attached to the USS Triton during World War I and served as the Navy's first enlisted Black women.
Trump’s move to restore old Army base names highlights Nebraska man’s heroics at 18 in World War I
Fort Benning’s name honored a Confederate general who supported slavery for more than a century. The military changed the ...
Unexploded mortars, possibly from World War I, found and detonated at airfield in Washington state
Multiple unexploded mortars were found and safely detonated at an airfield in Washington State, authorities said Thursday.
Live explosives from World War I removed from southern Minnesota history center
A southern Minnesota history center avoided an explosive exhibit on Thursday when authorities helped remove three live World ...
Would You Be Able to Pass a World War I Military Literacy Test?
Potential recruits had to answer questions like ‘Is genuine happiness a priceless treasure?,’ ‘Are avenues usually paved with ...
Discovery of Unexploded World War II Bomb Halts Paris Trains and Eurostar
The police successfully defused the explosive device, which weighs more than 1,000 pounds and was found near tracks north of ...