Creating a will is an important step in preparing for the future. Everyone needs a will, no matter your age, background or health. When you
They helped their country fight for freedom, although they were denied it at home and served in a segregated Army unit. But the Black men
The virtual First Colors event paid homage to World War I Veterans and opened the National World War I Memorial on April 16. Hosted by
Visitors to Washington, D.C., pass many memorials during their trips, including those dedicated to wars throughout the nation’s history. The black granite of the Vietnam War
A sizable collection of World War I posters are currently available for observation at the Oregon State University Special Collections and Archives, located on the
In the newest WWI film, 1917, the overarching causes behind why the soldiers are in trenches become irrelevant thanks to an expertly-crafted, human story that envelops
The recent run of World War I centennial anniversaries led to a spike in interest in the conflict, which ended in 1918, and Hollywood has
The problem with World War I on the screen is exactly the problem of World War I in reality: It may have been a linchpin
As the bands and cheers of the Armistice celebrations faded away, Mrs. McDonald, from Dundee, Scotland, was thinking about the final resting place of her
After a century, World War I is finally getting the treatment in American cinema it so richly deserves. While some of the best war movies
Upon receiving the flags, Newman-Keyes gave one each to Douglas County Commissioner Tim Freeman and Oregon Department of Veterans Affairs … Views: 604
Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley and Rep. Peter DeFazio. Representatives of the Oregon Department of Veterans Affairs and the military branches are … Views: 619
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