As the Army celebrates its 250th birthday this month, Fort Stewart’s own 3rd Infantry Division honored its tradition and ...

The ship was packed with soldiers who incurred a variety of wounds, injuries and illnesses. Returning to the U.S. in early March 1919, Weber was soon discharged and returned to farming for the ...

Of the 1st Infantry Division's 12,228 infantry officers and enlisted soldiers who fought in the Second Battle of the Marne, all but 3,923 were killed, wounded, taken prisoner or listed as missing ...

No soldier on either side of the Battle of the Marne could have imagined the war they were now fighting would go on to last another four years and kill millions of people.

On this day 110 years ago, French and British forces along the Marne River were suffering through arguably the most important battle of World War I – an early clash that saved Paris and broke ...

Elsewhere, five miles beyond the Marne River, ... Irish Soldiers bloodied, battle tested in trenches of WWI for St. Patrick's Day 1918. WWI Centennial: German Spring Offensive of 1918 threatens Paris ...

Holger Herwig, author of [The Marne, 1914: The Opening of World War I and the Battle That Changed the World], talked about how the battle prevented a quick German victory. He also spoke about ...

'Battle Ready' signs Marne Pride Pledge. By Elvia Kelly, Fort Stewart Public Affairs March 1, 2012. ... Div. East. "We care for Soldiers as leaders. I am proud to sign [the Marne Pride Pledge].

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Exactly 100 years ago, the United States military was launching a key offensive in the first War to End All Wars.Thousands gathered at Aisne-Marne American Cemetery, about 50 ...

Once described as "Syracuse's Most Useful Citizen," the Rev. Dr. Frederick W. Betts began the movement to pay off the soldiers of the 38th Regiment's debt on the Rock of the Marne monument in ...