Canadian soldiers took many German artillery pieces home as “war trophies” after the First World War. Almost all have disappeared. But more than a century later, one has turned up three metres under ...
Nov. 28—NORWICH — For the past six years, city Historian Dale Plummer has planned and hosted numerous free events to honor the city's World War I veterans and call attention to the forgotten horrific ...
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md. (Sept. 13, 2012) -- For decades a pair of 21-cm Morser 16s was on display outside the Fort Meade Museum, exhibiting the German weaponry of World War I. In the early 1990s, ...
ANDOVER — A WWI monument will soon return to its home at The Park as Greater Lawrence Technical School students are putting the final restoration touches on the century-old cannon. The German howitzer ...
PITTSFORD, N.Y. — A piece of history took its place in Pittsford Thursday morning. Rayson-Miller American Legion Post 899 hosted a ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park to rededicate their World War I ...
A WWI howitzer, weighing 7.5 tonnes, being lowered into place in the grounds of the Australian War Memorial. Photo: Graham TIdy Assistant director of the national collection at the AWM, Tim Sullivan.
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