A First World War soldier from Haslingden has been laid to rest in France more than 100 years after his death.
A poppy cascade has been erected in a Cumbrian market town ahead of Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday. The poppy cascade was erected on Brampton's Moot Hall on Wednesday, October 22.
A First World War soldier from Haslingden has been laid to rest in France more than 100 years after his death.
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‘War winning technology’ memorialized by East Peoria plaque
East Peoria has unveiled a plaque to commemorate Holt Manufacturing Company's collaboration with the U.S. Army in World War I ...
The first warship is named for Admiral Pierre-Alexis Ronarc'h, who served in the French Navy during World War I. Four more are under construction for France, and three for Greece.
Clashes have erupted between Syrian government forces and foreign fighters in Idlib, Syria. The conflict involves a camp led ...
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The American Strike that Changed the World
As the US joined World War 1, their inexperienced troops and lack of military doctrine gave Allied commanders scarce hope ...
A military engineer is to go on trial next year accused of leaking defence secrets to a journalist who wrote an article on France's military cooperation with its ally Egypt, a source following the ...
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