Articles related to "Military Service"

In June 1918, a scandal broke out in Guelph, Ontario when a small force of militiamen raided a Jesuit seminary in search of young draft dodgers.

The Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System is an online database containing basic information about those who served in the Union and Confederate armies and navies.

The Feudal system in Medieval Europe was a 'pyramid' system used, with promises to station above you. The Nazi system of government was strangely similar.

The purpose of the castle was highly symbolic in medieval society as it served not just as a home but also as a projection of power.

Civil War General George Pickett lived an interesting life which took him from West Point, to a near-war with the British in Washington, to a famous Civil War battle.

The Roman army of the fourth century was the last to contain citizen soldiers.

This sculpture at NYC's Battery Park is a hauntingly powerful depiction of sailors drowning after a Nazi U-Boat attacked their American merchant ship during World War II.

Thirty-fourth president Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife, Mamie, called many places home. These places included numerous Army bases and, of course, the White House.

Ruthe is prolific and talented. This gem is from a lady who served her country long ago and loves it still.

The English Aristocracy at War, From the Welsh Wars of Edward I to the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314 - a new study of warfare in the Middle Ages.

No one gets rich off of U.S. Military pensions, and medical treatment for retirees may be spotty at times, but the monthly pension and health benefits are great perks.

For military personnel, the eligibility requirements for a VA home loan can be confusing. This article clearly presents the VA loan eligibility guidelines.

The high rate of sexual harassment and assault in the U.S. Reserves contributes to depression, somatic symptoms, medical conditions, and a greater risk of PTSD.

While George Washington is the classic Warrior President, the history of the presidency is full of distinguished military men who exercised strong leadership.

A genealogy timeline shows ancestors' birth, marriage and death, other life events, plus world events. Timelines prompt questions & hints for further ancestry research.

Adolf Hitler served as a German soldier in the First World War for which he was decorated twice. Serving as the company runner Hitler led a life filled with danger.

Maximum Exposure Two Thousand Eight, the new album from the former Boogie Down Productions leader, exhibits the best and worst qualities of the sizable KRS-ONE catalog.

Awards, such as medals and ribbons, earned while in the military, occasionally go missing. They may be lost, stolen, or destroyed. Replacing them is not difficult.

For high school students who want to obtain an education and prepare for military leadership service, the United States Academies are a perfect choice.

A glimpse of the life and work of Sam Shepard as a man, a poet and musician; as well as his imaginative work as an actor, director and playwright for audiences worldwide.

Having evolved from mere farmers to the most powerful men in the known world, the roman elite recognized that Rome's true strength lay in her citizens' love of the land.

Alvin York was a peaceful, religious man who in World War I distinguished himself in battle. This article looks at his role in the war.

The most storied baseball players have been outstanding run-producers who played the outfield. Some also contributed significantly with their range and throwing arms.

Named as one of the One Hundred Outstanding Heroes of World War I, Oscar F. Miller served his country with honor. He was born in Franklin County, Arkansas in 1882.

The term "atheist" has a negative connotation for many. This blanket term for non-believers is laden with baggage. What is widely attributed to atheists is often wrong.

When Lawrence, with his wife Freida, moved to Cornwall in1916 he saw it as a first step toward emigrating to America and away from a war he did not support..

The recent downturn in the economy has created an extremely competitive job market where employers are being extra careful of who they hire into their organization.

ABC newsman Bob Woodruff's life changed when he suffered traumatic brain injury while reporting in Iraq. "In an Instant" is a family's love story and journey in healing.

Pagans observed November as their new year, a feast time, by killing animals. The tradition evolved to St. Martin's Eve, thence to Armistice Day, now Veteran's Day.

Women who enlist in the US military and are deployed have a much higher risk of being raped or sexually assaulted than women in combat being killed.

Canada's National Registration File of 1940 is an excellent source of information for family historians and genealogists.

The following lineage societies are open to women; for some it is by invitation only. All require documented pedigrees. Most have websites.

Traditionally, Texas' Civil War experiences excluded those of black slaves even though they were also first-hand witnesses.

Barely seven weeks have gone by since Canada's third federal election in four years and already the newly strengthened Tory minority is fighting for survival.

The 111th Congress took their seats in January. An exploration of statistical data among the House and Senate reveals a great deal about the American political system.

Hindenburg was Weimar Germany's second president, after Freidrich Ebert, and he lead the nation through tough financial times. He appointed Adolf Hitler as Chancellor.

The Supreme Court of Canada has refused to reconsider the court's earlier decision that requires Alberta Hutterites to provide a photograph to obtain a driver's licence.

Athletics, recreation and other physical activities helped to keep Roman boys and men fit for the army. Find out what kinds of activities they enjoyed 1000s of years ago.

People who are looking to honor veterans in a tangible and useful way may find ideas for service projects designed specifically to help veterans.

Even though slave apologists argued that slaves were ignorant and childlike, former slaves recalled understanding the ramifications of the Civil War.

Support the U.S. Armed Forces by joining organizations that work to help military families, aid those with spouses on deployment and encourage American troops.

An account of the professional mercenaries that ravaged and despoiled France, Spain and Italy during the latter half of the 14th century.

Obesity and overall lack of physical fitness are being felt by the U.S. military as an estimated nearly three out of four recruiting age Americans are ineligible to join.

Ted Williams said that his goal in life was to be the Greatest Hitter who Ever Lived. He just may have reached that goal despite missing five seasons to two major wars.

Passed in 2000, HR 5314 allows these forgotten canine soldiers who have served their country a chance at an honorable retirement if suitable homes can be found.

These events are from June - August, the busy summer months of events. Plan your trip to coincide with these events, festivals and events.

A look at the colorful yet too short life and tragic death of one of the world's most respected aviators and authors.

Arthur Zimmerman became famous during the First World War for sending the Zimmerman telegram to the Mexican authorities.

Beefeater is the only London-style dry gin actually distilled and bottled in London.

Promises of special privileges drew Germans to Austria's Bukovina in the 1780s. By 1919 their culture was intact, but their land was in Romania.