Buried in the soil of a WW1 battlefield, this vintage trench lighter was lost for decades. Covered in rust and dirt, it ...

In World War I, orders had to travel by pigeon, signal lamp, or human runner. Radios didn’t exist yet - and phone lines were quickly destroyed by shellfire. This video explores the communication ...

From canned food to instant coffee, many everyday staples were born not in kitchens but on battlefields.

The graves of two Midlands soldiers who died in World War One have been identified more than 100 years after their deaths, bringing comfort to families that until now could not honour them at their ...

The Russian Empire, that was our common Fatherland with Belarusians, made a decisive contribution to the final victory, but had to pay the highest price: over 2 million people gave their lives on the ...

World War I love letters reveal a profound romance lost to modern dating. Soldiers penned heartfelt messages, their words ...

Members of the Tamaqua Area Drama Club will present “The Hello Girls” on Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the district auditorium. As they do, they’ll honor and memorialize the lives of local World ...

INTERVIEW: This latest dilemma should prompt fresh thinking about how to rely less on other nations for energy, says Octopus ...

Oscars 2026 is a night to celebrate film, and by the time the ceremony ended, One Battle After Another had clearly taken full control.

In Washington today, the debate surrounding the war with Iran is no longer confined to military strategy. Increasingly, the argument is about something more fundamental: whether the American people ...

The American Battle Monuments Commission launched an online catalog of photographs and aviation relics tied to America's ...

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