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America’s First “Code Talkers”

… American Expeditionary Forces (A.E.F.) during World War I – non-segregated. One unique exception was the notable Code … role in which some Native American soldiers served as a key communications defense. Image Code Talkers Recognition … could send messages that the enemy could not decipher, successfully concealing battle plans and tactics which led to …

AVTT Traveling Vietnam Wall

… Afghanistan and Iraq. The wall and tribute panels will be accessible to the public on the Southeast Lawn of the Museum … of 7-11 p.m. on Sunday, May 29. Volunteering To accommodate visitors, we need volunteers to assist those paying tribute. … Traveling Tribute. It is a veteran-owned and operated non-profit organization that manages the Traveling Vietnam …

Donate a Collection or Object

… all countries in WWI. Learn more about what donations we accept. … The National WWI Museum and Memorial, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, has been adding to its world-class … Questions below. Note: the Museum and Memorial CANNOT accept walk-in donations. … The National WWI Museum and Memorial, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, has been adding to its world-class …

Whistles

… World War I used time-tested visual and auditory signals to communicate, control artillery, direct attacks and even … has remained largely the same since the 14th century: a non-diaphragm type whistle with a small mouthpiece, and a … closely resembling those seen on today's ice rinks, soccer pitches and football fields. Image “The Acme Thunderer” …

Welsh Women's Peace Appeal

… D.C. where delegates presented the petition at the National Committee for the Prevention of War. Image Annie Hughes … of convincing the U.S. to join the League of Nations, their visit made a significant impact. It contributed to the … and later, the U.S. Senate ratified the Kellogg-Briand Non-Aggression Treaty of 1928. With signatures from 47 …

Museum Café

… Make a day of your visit Enjoy your visit to the National WWI Museum and Memorial, then grab a … Make a day of your visit Enjoy your visit to the National WWI Museum and Memorial, then grab a …

Snoopy as the World War I Flying Ace

… United States Army and had always wanted to draw adventure comic strips but had been told to stick with what he did … national touring division of Mid-America Arts Alliance, a non-profit regional arts organization based in Kansas City, … national touring division of Mid-America Arts Alliance, a non-profit regional arts organization based in Kansas City, …

From the Philippines to Siberia

… and 31st Infantry Regiments, Field Hospital 4, Ambulance Company 4, Company D of the 53rd Telegraph Battalion and … attacks. President Wilson had established a policy of non-aggression and the Americans in Siberia followed that … plaque of his service in the Philippines, photographs, postcards, a color illustration on paper of a U.S. soldier in …

Marking 100 Years

… equivalent of more than $49 million today, this staggering accomplishment reflected the passion of public sentiment for … “It [The Liberty Memorial] has not been raised to commemorate war and victory, but rather the results of war … Honorary Committee … within its structure; and hosting more than 1 million visitors annually, as well as countless events, dignitaries …

The West and Conflicting Promises in the Middle East - Christopher Rose

… extraterritorial privileges. For example, in Mount Lebanon, a Catholic could could seek the assistance of a French … right now in 2022, which is that they would like to have access to the ocean that does not pass through the Bosphorus, … of all the Arabs and the Caliph of Islam. Nobody else is buying this story. However, you see, Hussein has sons and it …