World War I

The U.S. believed that springing forward one hour would give more time for work while saving on energy costs.

World War I was more than just a prelude to World War II.

In Britain and the Commonwealth of Countries, former territories of the British Empire, a red poppy worn on one's lapel is a...

"All Quiet on the Western Front" portrayed the brutality and waste of the Great War in a compelling presentation that few...

Poppies became a symbol of sacrifice because of the war poem “In Flanders Fields,” written by the Canadian physician, Lt. Col...

George S. Patton described the celebration at the end of World War I as the "cruel glee of the weak."

Born Edward Osterman, Edward "Monk" Eastman led a collection of criminals that, at one point, numbered nearly 1,200.

Quarters on the ships were tight, but the men were well-fed and many of them spent time catching up on sleep.

This Marine received two Medals of Honor for his actions – and he also happened to have two names.

Efforts to preserve the memories of a group of men whose World War I exploits were nearly forgotten have received a boost.