This WWI Stormtrooper M17 trench knife scabbard arrived rusted, dented, and barely recognizable—but through patient restoration, it’s brought back to life while preserving its century-old history.

Behind the lines of battle, trench life followed a grim rhythm. Men rotated duties: sentry shifts, repairs, and short bursts of sleep. This was a war of waiting, and the trenches bore silent witness.

A newly-unearthed letter has revealed the courage of a World War One tank gunner during the final days of his life. L/Cpl G S ...

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What do displays of national pride mean when they are no longer accompanied by the mass shared grief that gave rise to them?

The names of Lieutenant Percy Mitchell, Lieutenant Corporal Arthur Rotton, Lieutenant Reginald Price and Gunner Fred ...

Real-World Example: The letters revealed personal accounts of daily life in the trenches, showcasing the soldiers' hopes, fears, and longing for home. Historical Significance: Such artifacts provide ...

Gen. John Pershing would officially designate Gunther as the last American soldier killed in World War I. He was one of approximately 2,750 men who died that morning — casualties of the six-hour ...

It has always been a huge desire of mine to go and see it, pay my respects and to also remember my grandad, George Randall, ...