World War I (Page 3)

World War I: the Great War, the trenches, Armistice Day, and the American Expeditionary Forces who altered the war's outcome.

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One British tank at the Battle of Amiens wreaked havoc for nine hours behind enemy lines

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An Irish Republican charged an entire battalion of British Soldiers during the Easter Uprising

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How 10 British soldiers escaped a POW camp using spoons

By Bethaney Phillips

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Michigan’s important manufacturing role in WWI

By Jessica Evans

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The first canned dog food in America was made from excess WWI horses

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Who were the Hello Girls of World War I?

By Terry Lloyd

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This is how General Pershing’s ‘favorite doughboy’ earned the Medal of Honor

By James Elphick

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The flag used to surrender Jerusalem to the Allies in 1917 is in an Ohio museum

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German warships were defeated on an African lake by British speedboats in World War I

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Who were the Potsdam Giants?

By Jessica Evans

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That time pilots dropped terrifying darts out of their planes at the enemy

By Eric Milzarski

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After 100 years, the USS Conestoga was finally found

By Logan Nye

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The Hungarian serial killer of World War I was never found

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How this 20th century Viking fought in 13 wars

By Eric Milzarski

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How World War I changed how and what Americans eat at meal times

By Blake Stilwell

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This is why some Marines wear the ‘French Fourragere,’ and some don’t

By Tim Kirkpatrick

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4 things you didn’t know about trench clubs

By Tim Kirkpatrick

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Walt Disney almost joined the Canadian army

By Bethaney Phillips

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This is why World War I soldiers wrapped their legs

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How tanks used to be assigned a gender at birth

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Everything you need to know about the 155mm Howitzer of WWI

By Jessica Evans

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America’s first Code Talkers were Choctaw soldiers during WWI

By Miguel Ortiz

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Today in military history: Battle of the Somme ends

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That time Russian troops repelled Germans with just their mangled faces

By Tim Kirkpatrick

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That time Germany scuttled its own navy in sneaky scheme

By Logan Nye

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The insanely lucky sub that changed naval warfare in one fight

By Logan Nye

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The 5 worst weapons of World War I

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America’s first fighter plane blinded pilots and lost its wings

By Logan Nye

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The Air Force’s first Chief of Staff snuck to the front of World War I to kill 3 Germans

By Logan Nye

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One woman wrote 25,000 letters for wounded soldiers who couldn’t

By Blake Stilwell

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This is how the Order of the White Feather shamed Britain’s WWI draft dodgers

By Ruddy Cano

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The first American-designed tank in combat didn’t fight with US troops first

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The 6 ways troops tried to counter tanks when they first appeared

By Logan Nye

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Here’s how the USPS delivered 12 million letters a week during WWI

By Bethaney Phillips

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Today in military history: Psychiatrist reports on the effects of ‘Shell Shock’

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Today in military history: A young Rommel captures French artillery during WW1

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Today in military history: Puerto Ricans become US citizens to fight with Allies

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Military officers in World War I were the masters of the word ‘f**k’

By Blake Stilwell

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The wreck of the first U.S. Navy destroyer lost to enemy action has been found

By Miguel Ortiz

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These British troops claimed to be rescued by angels in WWI

By Blake Stilwell

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How a 500-mile cavalry charge helped end World War I

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These were the mercy dogs of World War I

By Blake Stilwell

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This bomber hunter was like a flying anti-aircraft battery

By Miguel Ortiz

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What German soldiers thought about Americans in the aftermath of World War I

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Why balloons were some of the scariest targets of World War I

By Logan Nye

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How a grocery-run-turned-car-assault kicked off George Patton’s armor career

By Logan Nye

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This is why World War I-era British spies used semen as invisible ink

By Blake Stilwell

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A WWI Hungarian soldier turned out to be a serial killer

By Bethaney Phillips

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This insane pilot conducted first combat search and rescue

By Logan Nye

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Watch what happens when these guys fire this beast of a rifle

By Orvelin Valle

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This is how the poppy became a symbol for fallen troops

By Eric Milzarski

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Motorcycle soldiers used to rush parts to tanks under fire

By Logan Nye

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The artillery mission that made Truman a criminal and hero

By Logan Nye

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The British and Germans built these deadly hollowed-out trees in WWI

By Christian Lowe

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Kevin Costner is on the board of this WWI museum

By Bethaney Phillips

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WATCH: Billy Mitchell proves planes could sink battleships

By Harold C. Hutchison

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This is why President Truman turned down the Medal of Honor

By Blake Stilwell

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Why the British stole German underwear technology in World War I

By Team Mighty

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This was the WWI battle between Mexico and the US

By Blake Stilwell

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5 love letters between troops and their spouses during war

By Ruddy Cano

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6 ways to drink like a nearly-immortal American warrior

By Blake Stilwell

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The military is the reason behind the ‘Amish Beard’

By Blake Stilwell

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Listen to a German WWI veteran describe killing on the Western Front

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100 years after its groundbreaking, the National WWI Museum is as current as ever

By Miguel Ortiz