Jordan resident Henry Eikenbusch, who fought in World War I for Germany and came to Minnesota in 1923, registered for the draft, along with other men ages 20-44, on Monday. “This is my country now, ...

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Warrior, famously called "the horse the Germans couldn't kill," became a symbol of courage and loyalty during World War I.

A local bladesmith put up a good fight as he competed on Discover Channel’s “Master of Arms” but ultimately didn’t win the grand prize. Jason Kraus, 37, of Mound, was ...

One of Kansas City's crown jewels is its National World War I Museum and Memorial, and New Orleans holds one of its museum in ...

Litchfield Heritage Preservation Commission members bring downtown history to life each month with a story about various businesses in the city’s historic district. This ...

On her kitchen table is the real treasure trove and a military mystery: A World War One-era plaque issued by Disabled ...

Carl Wold, editor of the Park Region Echo, had received more than criticism regarding his coverage of the First World War. He was knocked down in the street. Someone broke into the Echo office and ...

This is Noise, the Bamberg, Germany-based extreme-metal musician writing World War I-themed music as Kanonenfieber. He’s clarifying the purpose of his project, which draws inspiration from the letters ...

And, he was still wearing a wedding ring. The ring was inscribed with his wedding date — Dec. 25, 1908 — and the body was ...

The character Snoopy from the comic strip “Peanuts” will be the star attraction of a free traveling exhibition running Feb. 8 ...

In 1914 The United states army consisted of 98,000 men and on top of this 27,000 troops in the National Guard. Irv Gotti, ...