This Yellowknife woman biked 1,000 kilometres along WW1's front lines
Stephanie Yuill spent five weeks visiting First World War sites across Europe on a bike she bought from the grocery store.
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When the ‘Sun Tobacco Fund’ Rushed to the Trenches of World War I a Taste of Home
The pack or two a soldier might carry in his pocket would be burned up during “the many lazy days devoted to sailing across ...
Remembrance Day services held across Australia to mark 106 years since end of World War I
People across Australia gather to commemorate Remembrance Day and honour those who have died while serving in conflicts and ...
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First World War airmen from New Brunswick were pioneers of air warfare
When pilots took to the air for combat during the First World War, it had been less than 15 years since the Wright brothers' famous first flight in 1903. Aircraft were in the development stage, made ...
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‘I would do it again’: Battle of the Bulge veterans recount their actions in one of WWII’s bloodiest fights
With the 80th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge a month away, Army veterans Harry Miller and Frank Cohn will take center ...
Ukrainian troops train for trench warfare near France's WW1 battlefields
CHAMPAGNE, France - Soldiers scramble through trenches under a haze of yellow smoke, machine gunfire booms across the fields, ...
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'A very dear boy' among millions who fought World War I and didn't come home
Pvt. Walter Joseph Keefe, an Army infantryman serving overseas in World War I, was only cleared to serve after the teenager's ...
What Frozen Ukraine War Would Mean For NATO's Eastern Flank
Russia sees the Baltic as a "significant priority," the head of NATO's forces in the region, Lieutenant General ...
Russia suffering highest daily frontline losses since start of war, says UK army chief
Vladimir Putin’s forces are currently losing around 1,500 soldiers every day, claims UK army chief Sir Tony Radakin ...
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qathet resident explores family history of service in two wars
When qathet region resident Mike Cunning began to research his family history, specifically William Angus Cunning, his ...
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Bill Caldwell: Lt. Field Kindley, an unlucky student aviator, became World War I ace
World War I became a crucible combining technology and personal courage as airplane pilots battled for control of the air ...
Remembrance Day: Changing faces at the timeless Shrine
Every year, on November 11 at 11am—the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month—we pause to honour those who have served and those who have given their lives in all wars and peacekeeping missions.