More On World War I

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

Director wanted to bring story of one of America's most famous dogs to a new generation.

Although protocols don't call for the president to attend ceremonies at Arlington, it has become a semi-tradition.

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

Marine Pvt. Joseph Otto Turley died Nov. 12, 1918, a day after "The Great War" ended.

A Purple Heart has been awarded posthumously to a World War I hero wounded on a battlefield in France 100 years ago.

No black troops who fought during WWI were awarded the medal during that time period.

Women essential in connecting troops to allied forces during World War I could receive Congress' highest civilian award.

The Marine son of a Marine Corps officer who met Chesty Puller offers his thoughts on the popular Marine Corps slogan: “Good...