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Divers Recover Artifacts From the Titanic’s Sister Ship Britannic for the First Time

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ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Divers have recovered artifacts from the Titanic’s sister ship, the Britannic, for the first time since the ocean liner sank in the Aegean Sea more than a century ago after striking a mine during World War I. The Culture Ministry in Greece said Monday that an 11-member deep-sea diving team conducted a weeklong operation in May to recover artifacts including the ship’s bell and the port-side navigation light. The White Star …See the Story

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U.S. House Approves Bill to Replace Fallen Armed Service Personnel's Grave Markers with Those Reflecting Warriors' Actual Religions - San Diego Jewish World

Due to the sheer scale of burials that occurred during World War I and II, hundreds of American-Jewish servicemembers killed in action were improperly buried under Latin Cross grave markers, rather than Stars of David. It is estimated that as many as 900 remain that way today.U.S. House of Representatives · San Diego Read Article

Unpublished Images of an American Submarine Buried in the Ocean Since the First World War

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New underwater imaging techniques revealed unpublished photographs of the USS F-1, lost at sea in December 1917.World War I · Paris Read Article

The US Army is reviving a World War I practice — using soldiers as walking blood banks when helicopters can't fly

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tkUS Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Sean Ferry, 114th Public Affairs DetachmentA recent US Army exercise looked at life-saving medical care when wounded troops can't be flown out.In an intense conflict, getting troops off the field or bringing in supplies could prove extremely difficult.The exercise revived the "walking blood bank" concept from World War I, using soldiers.Western troops may face deadlier fights in future wars. If helico…U.S. Army · United States Read Article

The Anderson Brothers: “Le Jazz Hot: How the French Saved Jazz”

France’s welcome to American jazz – Edifying and Entertaining By Alix Cohen After World War I, American jazz musicians—many of them Black expatriates—found a welcoming audience in Paris. The Hot Club de France, founded by Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli in 1931, formalized jazz appreciation and promoted the genre as serious art. Le Jazz Hot […] The post The Anderson Brothers: “Le Jazz Hot: How the French Saved Jazz” appeared first on The…World War I · Paris Read Article

Divers Recover Artifacts From the Titanic’s Sister Ship Britannic for the First Time

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Mirak-Weissbach Seeks to Restore the Legacy of Otto Liman von Sanders in New Book - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator

In her latest book, author and reporter Muriel Mirak-Weissbach pays tribute to — or better yet sets the record straight regarding — Otto Liman von Sanders, a German general who served in the Ottoman Empire in the era of World War I and the Armenian Genocide. A German General and The Armenian Genocide: Otto von Sanders Between Honor and State, in a sober and methodical way, weaves together the various strands comprising the life of the German gen…Books · Germany Read Article

Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points: A Plan for World Peace

The Fourteen Point Peace Programme of US President Woodrow Wilson (1856-1924) was presented to Congress on 8 January 1918 and outlined a new world order that would hopefully avoid another disaster like the still ongoing First World War (1914-18). Aiming to persuade Germany and its allies to seek an armistice and achieve lasting world peace, the points in the list stated there should be freedom of...World War I · United States Read Article

How a 'Bone Lady' Helped Bring Closure to Daniel Morcombe's Family

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From the search for Daniel Morcombe to a flaming roadside torso, Queensland's top forensics cop deals with some of the state's worst crimes — when she's not identifying fallen Australians on WWI battlefields.World War I · Queensland Read Article

The most famous 'war brides' and how they served their country behind the scenes

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During World War I, the term “war bride” was coined to describe women who were hastily married before their new husbands shipped off to Europe. Whether due to values or norms of the time, soldiers were married soon after high school, leaving their new spouses behind as they were shipped off to battle. By the war’s end, it also described foreign women overseas who married American soldiers. After World War II, tens of thousands of women from East…World War II · United States Read Article

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Divers Recover Artifacts From the Titanic’s Sister Ship Britannic for the First Time

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‘This crime had a big impact’: Stolen war memorials returned to church

‘This crime had a big impact’: Stolen war memorials returned to church

U.S. House Approves Bill to Replace Fallen Armed Service Personnel's Grave Markers with Those Reflecting Warriors' Actual Religions - San Diego Jewish World

Unpublished Images of an American Submarine Buried in the Ocean Since the First World War

The US Army is reviving a World War I practice — using soldiers as walking blood banks when helicopters can't fly

The Anderson Brothers: “Le Jazz Hot: How the French Saved Jazz”

Divers Recover Artifacts From the Titanic’s Sister Ship Britannic for the First Time

Mirak-Weissbach Seeks to Restore the Legacy of Otto Liman von Sanders in New Book - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator

Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points: A Plan for World Peace

How a 'Bone Lady' Helped Bring Closure to Daniel Morcombe's Family

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‘This crime had a big impact’: Stolen war memorials returned to church

U.S. House Approves Bill to Replace Fallen Armed Service Personnel's Grave Markers with Those Reflecting Warriors' Actual Religions - San Diego Jewish World

Unpublished Images of an American Submarine Buried in the Ocean Since the First World War

The US Army is reviving a World War I practice — using soldiers as walking blood banks when helicopters can't fly

The Anderson Brothers: “Le Jazz Hot: How the French Saved Jazz”

Divers Recover Artifacts From the Titanic’s Sister Ship Britannic for the First Time

Mirak-Weissbach Seeks to Restore the Legacy of Otto Liman von Sanders in New Book - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator

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The most famous 'war brides' and how they served their country behind the scenes