In keeping with guidance from local authorities, Florence and Sic…
In keeping with guidance from local authorities, Florence and Sicily-Rome American Cemeteries in Italy are now fully open.
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An Executive Assistant turned an “Hello Girl” during…
Inez Crittenden was an American communications volunteer, also known as an “Hello Girl.” Inez Ann Murphy Crittenden was born in September 1887, and raised in a bi-lingual (French and English) household.
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More than just an American Red Cross volunteer: Emily Harper Rea
Emily Harper Rea joined the American Red Cross (ARC) in 1943. The ARC provided recreational services to servicemen in different theatres of operations.
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An American Red Cross volunteer on the front during WWII: Dorothy…
Dorothy J. Burdge was a schoolteacher before going overseas as an American Red Cross worker. She was sent overseas by the ARC in Sept.
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In keeping with guidance from local authorities, the Visitor Cent…
In keeping with guidance from local authorities, the Visitor Center at Chateau-Thierry American Monument reopened
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The American Battle Monuments Commission remembers and honors the…
During World War I, the official service of women on the warfront rapidly developed at an unprecedented scale. American women served overseas as nurses, communication technicians, social workers and volunteers, providing critical skills and care for…
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In keeping with guidance from local authorities, Luxembourg Ameri…
In keeping with guidance from local authorities, Luxembourg American Cemetery is now fully open.
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In keeping with guidance from local authorities, Manila American…
In keeping with guidance from local authorities, Manila American Cemetery fully reopened Saturday February 26, 2022.
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The first African American aviator with the U.S. Navy is forever…
Ensign Jesse Leroy Brown was born in Hattiesburg, Miss., into a sharecropper family. He was a student athlete who excelled at math and had dreamed of being a pilot. Brown joined the Navy Reserve to help pay for college. On Oct.
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“No mail, low morale”: the importance of the 6888th Central Posta…
The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, also called the Six Triple Eight, was the only all-Black Women's Army Corps unit to serve in Europe during World War II (WW
