World War I | War History

Federal Judge Dismisses Ridiculous Claim That WWI Memorial Cross Is Offensive

The Christian cross is recognised throughout the world. It has long been used in churches, and as a marker on graves. Go to any one…

Top 11 Biggest Air Battles in War History

Many think of war as either one-on-one combat or trench battle; tending to forget that there were also battles going on above the soldiers’ heads. …

Battle of Verdun Remembered Nearly 100 years After It Started

During World War One, the Battle of Verdun took more than 300,000 lives over 300 days. The area in the French forest where the battle…

The Car In Which Archduke Ferdinand Was Killed – By Geoff Moore

Getting as close up to key moments in history only occurs if you happen to be in the right or wrong place at the right…

The Red Baron: Manfred von Richthofen

The greatest fighter ace of the First World War, Manfred von Richthofen was born on 2 May 1892. Becoming an officer cadet at the age…

New War Memorial for Tidworth Soldiers Omits Names

A new war memorial in a rural English town is being built but without the names of those who have died in service. According to…

Youngest Soldier Of World War One is Revealed and Recognized for Bravery

One of the youngest soldiers recognized by historians today was known as the Boy Soldier during World War I.  A memorial of the boy was…

Town Council Votes on Controversial WWI Monument – “Separate but equal is not considered honorable,”

The Florence, South Carolina city council meeting was forced into a tense, emotional and deeply personal discussion over plans to move a controversial World War…

67 Year Old Man Have Been The Oldest Soldier of the First World War – He Was Killed

100 years after World War One and a story of the oldest soldier to fight in the war has emerged. Thousands of young, middle aged and…

5 Soldiers Who Fought On (For Years) Even When The War Was Over

War is all about standing up for what you believe in, even if it eventually leads to your death. A real soldier fights till the…

The Battleship of Union Square: How a 200ft Wooden ‘Destroyer’ Got Recruits To Join the Navy

The destroyer USS Recruit docked at Manhattan’s Union Square in 1917, but was in fact a wooden replica that was used as a recruitment drive to encourage civilians…

VICTORIA CROSS HEROES OF WORLD WAR ONE – Review by Mark Barnes

Victoria Cross

There is no shortage of books about the Victoria Cross but it is one of those things that will always attract more. The majority I…