US EditionBroadway actress honors soldiers, history in World War I musical - History - Military Families
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Broadway actress honors soldiers, history in World War I musical - History - Military Families
Before becoming known as World War I, the largest conflict that anyone at that time had experienced was called simply “the Great War.” America joined three years after fighting began, but U.S. soldiers (commonly referred to as “doughboys”) hurried to answer the call when asked to fight for freedom. In “The War That Will End War,” H.G. Wells claimed that it was a war for peace, concluding, “Every sword that is drawn … now is a sword drawn for pea…
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