Common Threads: Army
The military-humanities connection – Harvard Gazette
Photo Asset | SC Military Museum Photo Gallery | Let's Go! | Knowitall.org
Uniforms of the U.S. Navy 1917-1918
Guarding the Railroad, Taming the Cossacks | National Archives
Uniforms of the U.S. Navy 1917-1918
Topics | World War I
Over There: The U.S. Soldier in World War I - Bill of Rights Institute
Frederic Ellis Davison (1917-1999) •
World War I Anniversary: American Doughboys Turned the Tide | Time
50 Nifty Finds #22: It's a Wrap! (U.S. National Park Service)
My Base Guide - Why Is the 1st Infantry Division Called "The Big Red One?"
Common Threads: Army
Sam Mendes On '1917,' A World War I Story Inspired By His Grandfather : NPR
Army Commemorates 100th Anniversary of US Entering WWI | Military.com
Army Uniform post 4 | #DYK: African American troops in #WWI served in non combat roles for the American Expeditionary Forces, but some were temporarily assigned to fight with... | By U.S.
Bashford Dean and Helmet Design During World War I | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
February Artifact of the Month: World War I Uniform & Kit — Turtle Bay
1917' Is Not Your Dad's War Movie : Pop Culture Happy Hour : NPR
The US Army of World War I (Men-at-Arms): Henry, Mark, Walsh, Stephen: 9781841764863: Amazon.com: Books
Doughboys | National WWI Museum and Memorial
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I Hope It Is Not Too Late”: How the U.S. Decided to Send Millions of Troops Into World War I | History| Smithsonian Magazine
February Artifact of the Month: World War I Uniform & Kit — Turtle Bay
WWI historians bring centennial to life | Article | The United States Army
