Now, let’s rewind. Before World War One broke out, alliances were made to keep the peace in Europe, stopping any one nation from becoming too powerful. Two military alliances emerged a few years ...

Keene recently spoke with The American Legion Magazine. Read the article on the American Legion website. Read the latest news on the WWI memorial on Military.com.

At the National Museum of African American History and Culture, the exhibition Double Victory: The African American Military Experience provides visitors a valuable overview ... of African American ...

Brookwood Military Cemetery, which covers a 37-acre site near Woking, is home to 1,601 burials for people who died in World War One and 3,476 for people who died in World War Two. The ...