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When a WWI German Zeppelin Tried to Bomb Edinburgh Castle — and Missed

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher9/16/20229/16/2022

This massive Scottish castle is hard to miss. But that’s exactly what a German zeppelin crew did when they took aim at it in 1916.

Watch the First Look at the WWI Movie ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’

by Jon Simkins9/6/20229/7/2022

The WWI Pistol That ‘Played’ Han Solo’s Blaster Just Sold for How Much?!

by Dave Kindy9/6/20229/7/2022

President Lyndon Johnson, right, poses May 14, 1968 at the White House with four winners of the nation's highest award, the Medal of Honor. Decorated for valor in Vietnam, they are, from left: Air Force Capt. Gerald O. Young, of Anacortes, Wash.; Navy Bosn"s Mate James E. Williams, of Rock Hill, S.C.; Marine Sgt. Richard A. Pittman, of Stockton, Calif. and Army Spc. 5 Charles C. Hagmeister, of Lincoln, Neb. Others are unidentified. (AP photo)

Is the Medal of Honor Overrated?

by Jerry Morelock9/6/20229/6/2022

The Only Surviving Battleship From Both World Wars Is Finally Getting Repairs

by HistoryNet Staff9/2/20229/22/2022

Sommepy Monument, Blanc Mont Ridge

Hallowed Ground: Americans vs. Germans at Blanc Mont Ridge

by David T. Zabecki8/16/20228/16/2022

World War I Germany Had an Official Hate Song. Brits Made It a Joke.

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher8/15/20228/15/2022

Monty in WWI: A Future Field Marshal’s Close Call at Meteren in 1914

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher8/4/20228/4/2022

The Red Baron’s Most Famous Kill: Duel of Aces Over the Somme

by Thomas G. Bradbeer8/4/20228/5/2022

Before Creating ‘King Kong,’ He Fought the Soviets from the Air

by Tom Huntington7/27/20228/1/2022