Boxing Day 2011, I am visiting dad again and he has asked me to update you on his progress. For the past few months he has been taking the c...

history, biography and etc.
Boxing Day 2011, I am visiting dad again and he has asked me to update you on his progress. For the past few months he has been taking the c...
Marine 1st Lt. Leonard Isaacks was serving in the Pacific during World War II when he wrote this Christmas letter to his two young sons. He ...
Hello and season's greetings from Finding the Forty-Seven! I'm a bit late in posting my regular blog, but as Bob Cratchit told Ebene...
Sometimes, a book is so beautifully written that you love the writing just as much as you love the story. That was the case with Margaret Le...
To all the men who lost their lives that day...we remember you.
It's just an old brick building on a beautiful university campus in New Brunswick. Not really important in the scheme of things--much mo...
Contributor Annette Fulford has sent me a link that you may want to visit, as well. It shows photos of the funeral of Nursing Sister Ada Ros...
Recently, I received an email from Glyn Hethey. She wrote: "my Great Aunt, Miriam Baker was a nursing sister and was killed at an early...
This is Remembrance month, when we remember the fallen of previous wars. This blog is dedicated to the forgotten fallen--the women who gave ...
Thank you, to all veterans, past, present and future. You gave us hope. You gave us honor. You gave us freedom. God bless you.
Hey, Sorry I have have not posted any thing lately, school has been busy!!
Well, as some of you may know, last week’s post about the destruction of the site where the Lost Battalion was surrounded for five days in O...
First of all, let me apologize for the paucity of posts “over here” (pun intended). I recently completed a Civil War battle history that is...
In 1921, L. C. McCollum wrote the following stanzas in a collection of poems he christened Rhymes of a Lost Battalion Doughboy : At night, w...
We've had a request from a gentleman at the BBC to use some of Harry's letters in a radio 4 programme following up a listener’s se...
Dad has asked me to remove posts relating to his illness - after his prior insistence that every step be documented, he has now decided it i...
Got some Call of Duty 3 Pics. Enjoy!
Hey Guys! I just started this site. Have a look around. I will be posting mainly stuff about ww2. Enjoy!
On Memorial Day, some of you may recall reading this tragic story about the rediscovery of an African American Doughboy’s final resting pla...
Dad was released from hospital on Friday, on the condition that he has 24 hour care organised at home. We have carers that come in every mor...
Sorry to hijack this blog, but after all of the lovely comments from readers I felt it was important to update you all on what was going on....
Written by Catherine, Bill's daughter: After the war Harry went back to work at the lace factory. At this point Dad draws on his own mem...
Dear all, This is my first post on my father's blog. He has asked me to write to you all to update you with what's been going on for...
http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/world-war-1-hero-claude-choules-our-oldest-man-to-turn-110/story-e6frg12c-1226050397048
From The Washington Post : In 1917 and 1918, close to 5 million Americans served in World War I, and Mr. Buckles, a cordial fellow of gentle...
WWI veteran to celebrate 110th birthday today - herald-mail.com