Sharecroppers, pastors and sawmill workers from South Carolina who'd been drafted into the Army and shaped into soldiers were at the bottom of Hill 188. German machine guns and troops were entrenched ...

Longmont native John Harold “Buck” Buckley flew with an Army air squadron on the front lines in France during World War I. In May 1918, the 22-year-old pilot wrote to his mother, “You can’t appreciate ...

On Feb. 8, 2022, a local undertaker, Jean-Paul Feval, was digging a grave in the cemetery at Villers-sur-Fère, a small village in the farm country of northeastern France. The cemetery was beside a ...

A peace cross honoring soldiers who died in WWI doesn't violate the Constitution, the Supreme Court ruled. The cross, which stands on public land, will remain put. A Latin cross honoring soldiers who ...

ARLINGTON, Va. — The American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC) today laid to rest, at Oise-Aisne American Cemetery (OAAC) in France, the remains of an unknown American soldier who perished during ...

On Feb. 8, 2022, a local undertaker, Jean-Paul Feval, was digging a grave in the cemetery at Villers-sur-Fère, a small village in the farm country of northeastern France. The cemetery was beside a ...

Every day is Memorial Day at McSorley’s Old Ale House in Manhattan. It has been for more than 100 years, courtesy of a haunting, dusty reminder of the last stateside meal enjoyed by young American men ...

More than a century later, a World War I soldier who disappeared at the height of the bloodbath in 1917 was laid to rest in Europe on Wednesday. Pvt. Robert Kenneth Malcolm, a stretcher bearer with ...

On Saturday, the Moses A. Baldwin Camp #544 of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War met at the cemetery to unveil and ...

A World War One soldier has been buried alongside two unknown comrades, 109 years after his death. Sjt Richard Rounsley, who was from Tanfield in County Durham and served in the 12th Battalion of the ...