On Thanksgiving 1925, 10 of the 15 African-American World War I soldiers who had ties to North Iowa were U.S. Army veterans ...
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On the eleventh of November 1918, the most deadly conflict the world has seen up until that point was coming to an end. Over 9 million combatants had died, and the total death toll exceeded sixteen ...
On the eleventh of November 1918, the most deadly conflict the world has seen up until that point was coming to an end. Over 9 million combatants had died, and the total death toll exceeded sixteen ...
This story is a collaboration with Biography.com. The level of carnage in World War I led many to believe it was “the War to End All Wars.” But for some people on the home front, there was no ...
No American doughboys remain alive to recall wading through the trenches of the Great War more than a century ago, so a new sculpture in the nation’s capital seeks to speak for them. Officials ...
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