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WWI

  • This Museum in the Sky Has Vintage Fighter Planes From WWI That Fly—And Wings of the ‘Red Baron’
    This Museum in the Sky Has Vintage Fighter Planes From WWI That Fly—And Wings of the ‘Red Baron’
    The sound of buzzing engines stirs the airspace over the gorgeous Hudson Valley. Hearing this sound, Tara Grieb and other listeners are whisked back to the golden age of flight. ...
    June 5, 2024BY Deborah George and Michael Wing
  • Canadian Soldier From World War I Identified as Saskatchewan Farmer
    Canadian Soldier From World War I Identified as Saskatchewan Farmer
    Human remains found in France have been identified as a Canadian soldier from World War I. The remains ...
    March 15, 2024BY Chandra Philip
  • Once-Forgotten WWI Veterans Honoured a Century Later
    Once-Forgotten WWI Veterans Honoured a Century Later
    They went to war as chipper young men, only to find themselves in regional Australia a handful of ...
    December 22, 2023BY AAP
  • Fallen Recognised Around Australia on Remembrance Day
    Fallen Recognised Around Australia on Remembrance Day
    The "incredible story" of Australia's military will be remembered when the nation marks 105 years since the end ...
    November 10, 2023BY AAP
  • The Loneliest Refuge: WWI Alpine Shelter Embedded in Sheer Rock Face of Italy’s Dolomites
    The Loneliest Refuge: WWI Alpine Shelter Embedded in Sheer Rock Face of Italy’s Dolomites
    An isolated refuge built into a sheer rock face on a mountain peak in the Italian Dolomites is ...
    January 16, 2023BY Louise Chambers
  • WWI Nurse Restored 900-Year-Old Norman House; Her War-Time Music Room Is Still Unchanged
    WWI Nurse Restored 900-Year-Old Norman House; Her War-Time Music Room Is Still Unchanged
    The owner and resident of one of the two oldest, continually inhabited houses in Britain tells the story ...
    May 1, 2022BY Louise Chambers
  • Michigan Family Find WWI-Era Artillery Shell Filled With Antique Coins While Cleaning House
    Michigan Family Find WWI-Era Artillery Shell Filled With Antique Coins While Cleaning House
    A family in Michigan was cleaning house when they came across an explosive-seeming find last month, discovering a ...
    November 30, 2021BY Epoch Inspired Staff
  • The Centenary of the WWI Armistice
    The Centenary of the WWI Armistice
    Nov. 11 this year marks the centenary of the 1918 Armistice, following the Great War triggered by the ...
    November 13, 2018BY David Kilgour
  • A Time For Remembrance
    A Time For Remembrance
    Seventy years ago, when I was a child, what then was designated “Armistice Day” for the memory of ...
    November 13, 2018BY David T. Jones
  • Peter Jackson, From ‘Lord of the Rings’ to the Trenches of World War l
    Peter Jackson, From ‘Lord of the Rings’ to the Trenches of World War l
    For his new World War l documentary, "They Shall Not Grow Old," director Peter Jackson was adamant the ...
    October 10, 2018BY Reuters
  • World War I Shells Appear in Drought-Plagued Sea of Galilee
    World War I Shells Appear in Drought-Plagued Sea of Galilee
    World War I shells have been discovered in the Sea of Galilee, located in Israel, according to a report. ...
    September 8, 2016BY Jack Phillips
  • Gas, Mud, Memory: Exhibition Recalls WWI
    Gas, Mud, Memory: Exhibition Recalls WWI
    “Fighting in Flanders: Gas, Mud, Memory” presents a pithy, incisive account of the carnage experienced in Flanders from ...
    March 30, 2015BY Maureen Korp
  • Awaiting Congressional Authorization, War-Worn Army Stands By
    Awaiting Congressional Authorization, War-Worn Army Stands By
    The day after President Obama asked Congress to authorize military force against ISIL, he signed a veterans suicide ...
    February 12, 2015BY Mary Silver
  • Queen’s Christmas Broadcast — Full Text and Video
    Queen’s Christmas Broadcast — Full Text and Video
    The Queen reflects on 100 years ago today, in 1914 during WWI, when German and British soldiers met ...
    December 25, 2014BY Cindy Drukier
  • How Ready Was Europe for World War I?
    How Ready Was Europe for World War I?
    How prepared were the Great Powers for war in 1914? Too often, this question has been answered by ...
    August 10, 2014BY Mark Harrison
  • Without World War I, What Would Literature Look Like Today?
    Without World War I, What Would Literature Look Like Today?
    As we begin to commemorate the outbreak of World War I in earnest, just how central the "Great" ...
    July 28, 2014BY Max Saunders
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