More On Military History

New York Doughboys marching into Germany in November 1918 were treated as liberators as they passed through Arlon, Belgium.

The remains of 186 sailors and Marines from the battleship USS Oklahoma have been identified through DNA testing.

The Library of Congress has interviews with ordinary Americans recorded on Dec. 8, 1941.

The remains of 1st Lt. John D. Crouchley were found with the help of a 95-year-old Bulgarian villager.

These are the items most of the forces wore during the chaotic first days of the war.

Marine Pvt. Joseph Otto Turley finally has a headstone with his correct date of death after nearly a century.

The World War I Centennial Commission showed off the site near the White House for the new memorial to the "Great War."

Sgt. York fought on what may have seemed to him like home turf.

Bells will ring as the nation marks the centennial of the end of World War I

Marines and families of the fallen gathered to mark the anniversary of the 1983 bombing of the Marine barracks in Beirut.