World War I

Meuse – This etching features a view of the Belgian city of Huy from the Meuse River published in January 1916. After the bridge over the Meuse was destroyed by the retreating Belgian Army, Huy was attacked by the 2nd German Army on its way to Namur.
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'Etched in Memory' exhibit at National WWI Museum and Memorial

WWI U.S. Model 8 experimental shield, one of approximately 1,300 created by Ford Motor Company in 1918 as a possible replacement to the “doughboy” helmet. One of very few known intact examples.
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Milestone's May 11 Firearms & Militaria Auction

The largest WWI Memorial in California will now share billing with United Airlines Inc after the airline purchased naming rights for $69 million.
JAG File: All things History

What's the Price of History?

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Healing Wounded Soldiers Exhibition, Air Power and Winnie-the-Pooh at WWI Museum and Memorial this January

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May Events at the National WWI Museum and Memorial

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Exhibition Celebrating Women’s Duty and Service in World War I at National Post Office Museum

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/58862782_1929-adolf-hitler-s-personal-desk-and-chair Adolf Hitler’s custom-made oak and leather desk and chair from his Munich residence, a 1929 gift from Mrs. Elsa Bruckmann (nee Princess Cantacuzene of Romania) Accompanied by manufacturer’s hand-signed letter to Hitler advising him of the furniture’s completion. Provenance: Hermann Historica 2003. 
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Milestone’s Historic Military & Firearms Auction Preview

The official groundbreaking party, including Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. Mark Milley, fourth from the right, breaks ground for the the National World War I Memorial at Pershing Park in Washington, D.C., Nov. 9, 2017. Construction of the memorial is expected to be completed in a year. (Photo Credit: U.S. Army photo by EJ Hersom)
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Ground officially broken for National WWI Memorial

John Singer Sargent (1856–1925). Gassed, 1919. Oil on canvas, 90 1/2 x 240 in. Imperial War Museums, London, England. Photo © IWM Imperial War Museums, Art.IWM ART 1460
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World War I art exhibit makes stop at Nashville

Rearrangin History
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National World War I Museum and Memorial Exhibit

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Museum displays 2 uncovered WWI medals

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Last man standing: WWI vet Choules dies at 110

Preservation and Conservation

Since when is WWI a French thing?

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New footage of WWI shows war-torn battlefields

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Original WWI aviation art highlights Bonhams sale

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Germany pays off WWI debt

Dark khaki fur felt P1912 crown with bronze EGA device and “68” metal company numerals below. During WWI, 68th Company was assigned to the U.S. Naval Station at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Headgear

WWI USMC campaign hat

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WWI soldiers laid to rest in grand ceremony: service held for victims of Battle of Fromelles

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Traces of WWI chemicals found in D.C. neighborhood

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WWI history organizations meet in KC this weekend

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Never-before-seen artifacts set for WWI Museum

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Last British soldier from WWI trenches dies

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Australia's last WWI veteran dies

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WWI mass grave excavation begins at Fromelles, France

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