The Latest Breaking News from WWI

Kurt Vonnegut, who would be 100 years old today, never liked the name Veterans Day. He preferred to call it Armistice Day, which marked the end of WWI, a day of peace when an armistice preceded a peace treaty…"a moment," Vonnegut wrote, "when armies stop killing each other."

Dreamy Hollows is a 7.5 acre site comprising of an original World War One training trench network, dug in 1915 by the soldiers of the Lovat Scout in North Norfolk

"Nobody wants to look and it's because they're fearful of what they will find."

Moments after his Spitfire aircraft became engulfed by flames in 1940, Richard Hillary was in freefall above the North Sea. After recovering from horrific burns, he produced a memoir that is still regarded as a combat classic.

Three used rounds of ammunition were also found

“The ship, lost for over 100 years, has been on a lot of people’s wish lists because of its historical weight.

‘The espionage act was abused from the beginning to jail dissenters of WWI. It is long past time to repeal this egregious affront to the 1st Amendment,’ Paul tweets

Two despicable carers preyed on a 91-year-old widow to steal jewelry valued at nearly $12,000 bought by her late husband and also swiped a dementia sufferer’s rare WWI medals.

“This plaque issued in honour to Edward belongs with the family and not me”

Terence Davies’ mercurial portrait of the WWI poet is, at times, ferociously good

The Perthshire home of unique memorabilia relating to the Scottish Horse Regiment during the Boer War and WWI and II is looking for public support for plans to give the archive collection a fireproof, climate controlled storage room.