Memorial to Black US Soldiers Who Died in WW2 Quietly Removed

The panels, only displayed last year, were taken down earlier this summer, the Black Liberators told Newsweek.

Did Trump admin remove panels honoring fallen Black US soldiers in the Netherlands? What we know

The widow of a soldier whose story was featured in one of the panels said it was never meant to be a rotating exhibition.

Opinion: To imagine the cost of an “America First” policy, consider World War II cemeteries in Europe

The fields at Margraten would become one of 14 permanent overseas military cemeteries set aside for America’s World War II ...
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On November 11,1918 Word War 1 ended - World War 1 National Park Sites

The Great War began in Europe in 1914, and by its end in 1918, 4.7 million Americans would serve in the conflict. More t ...

The specter of new conflict haunts memorials around World War I’s end

In the wake of “the war to end all wars” and then WWII, a modern geopolitical system was forged with an aim to avert future ...

Display about Black soldiers in World War II removed from US military cemetery

Decades ago, as some of the bloodiest fighting in World War II ramped up in Europe, 19-year-old 1st Lt. Jeffersons Wiggins, along with hundreds of other Black soldiers in, were tasked with burying the ...