Every day since the World War I Memorial first opened back in 2021, a bugler has played “Taps” live at 5 p.m. — rain or shine.

Inside, you’ll find the carved name of Jonathan F. Ashwell from Kansas City – one of the American mechanics who worked on it. The U.S. 2nd Motor Maintenance Regiment recovered this tank for repair.

Before modern textiles produced protection from weather, artillery, and bullets, soldiers in WW1 relied on wool, leather, and steel to keep them warm and safe.

Lt. Col. Herman West commanded the 94th Field Artillery Regiment, 17th Field Artillery Brigade until the US Army charged him last month with wrongfully and dishonorably mistreating female officers ...

The first group of 33 telephone operators, wearing U.S. Army uniforms of navy blue wool, reported to the front in France in March 1918.

Soldiers assigned to the Army’s 1-78 Field Artillery Battalion training unit at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, recently completed a three-day “proof of concept” evaluation of several off-the-shelf ...

Hair combs, U.S. Army uniform buttons, mugs, tobacco pipes, shavers, and a case for a watch were all recovered from the dump pits, according to the release.

Army Col. Wilbur Hsu, 41st Field Artillery Brigade commander, speaks to soldiers at Tower Barracks in Grafenwoehr, Germany, on Feb. 2, 2024. (Phillip Walter Wellman/Stars and Stripes) ...

The Army headquarters knew that the 61st Cavalry commemorates Haifa Day and asked them,” says Jodha. (From left to right) Brig. M S Jodha (Veteran) and Maharaja Gaj Singh II of Jodhpur, along with ...

This short, silent Aviation Corps (most likely shorthand for the U.S. Army Air Service) film shows pilot training before, immediately after, or most likely during the First World War. It begins with a ...

Unknown WWI soldier, found a century later, will now be buried with honors Remains of American ‘doughboy,’ whose identity is unknown, were accidentally unearthed in a French village last year ...