The 10 latest articles on World War I come from 10 sources, published between Oct 23 and Nov 12.
Organizations: Army (2)
Places: U.S. (3), Europe (3), United States (2), Germany (2), France (2), Japan (2)
November 12, 2026 | By Jack Bagley / * Inglés y español | November is such a wonderful month. For instance, we’ve just had Election Day, and I hope your candidate in every race won. Next, we had Veterans’ Day, and I want to send out…
Ziggy Hill Ziggy Hill Author email Nov 11, 2026 21 hrs ago Armistice Day Celebration Armistice Day Celebration 1:04 While thousands gathered along Main Street to watch the traditional annual parade, local advocates and members of Veterans For Peace took a different path to…
Skip to content DONATE DONATE Armies Afloat: How the Development of Amphibious Operations in Europe Helped Win World War II By John M. Curatola. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2025. ISBN 978-0-70063-861-1. Photographs. Maps. Notes. Bibliography. Index. Pp. xi, 362. $44.99 When General George C. Marshall…
Image caption, John Eskdale survived in the waters of the English channel for four hours before being rescued BySteve KnibbsGloucestershireReporting fromForest of DeanPublished43 minutes ago "The Sergeant Major said to me 'Do you see that cruiser coming in? Its yours, you…
From the revolvers carried by cavalry in the nineteenth century to the modular pistols used by today’s service members, the American combat handgun has evolved alongside the nation’s military. Each generation of sidearms reflects the needs of the soldiers who…
Every year on November 6, the world observes the International Day for the Prevention of Environmental Exploitation in War and Armed Conflicts. It was established by the United Nations to draw attention to the damage that armed conflict inflicts on nature.
For more than 50 years, thousands of off-road riders and hikers have crossed a broad, bare depression at Three Peaks Recreation Area. Sagebrush grew back. The city built a water tank. Pieces of metal stayed half-buried in the dirt. But few…
Fragments is a series of short articles from the Explosive Weapons Monitor, a research initiative of the International Network on Explosive Weapons (INEW), on the use and impact of explosive weapons in populated areas. This issue looks at how evidence…
© Esercito Italiano | CC-BY-NC-SA 3.0 IT As climate change causes glaciers to retreat, it is not just a new face of Europe’s mountain destinations that is being revealed, but traces of their past too. Snow melt in the Dolomites has laid bare…
More than 240 explosives dating back to the Second World War have been discovered at a construction site on Üllői Road in Budapest, where Hungarian military bomb disposal experts faced a particularly challenging operation involving fused and damaged munitions. The Hungarian…
1914–1918: fronts, alliances, and post‑war settlements.
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