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The United States World War One Centennial Commission
The Library of Congress • U.S. National Archives • U.K. National Archives
Organization of American Historians • About.com• History Education Clearinghouse
History Learning Site • Edtechteacher: Best of History • BBC • PBS
National Science Digital Library • University of Virginia • Yale University
London Public Library • The Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center



Trenches on the Web: Our original award-winning and comprehensive Internet
History of The Great War was created by the late Michael Iavarone and is
maintained in his honor.


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Doughboy Center: Our second award-winning Internet site is the most
comprehensive resource on the American military experience in the Great War.
Contains information on land, air, and naval operations, personalities and
veterans, weapons, uniforms, logistics, and traditions. We are revamping the
Doughboy Center now but it will remain fully accessible at all times.



The St. Mihiel Trip-Wire: Our free monthly magazine features in-depth articles
on the battles, weapons, personalities, literature, art, diplomacy and politics
of the war, plus up-to-date news of 100th Anniversary centennial commemorations.




Roads to the Great War: There are many roads to follow to gain an understanding
of the events of 1914-1918. In our daily blog we host knowledgeable commentators
and contributors on every aspect of the war, especially its literature (both new
and classic works)and the performing and fine arts. Roads also includes
remarkable images from the past and present.