[Kriggerel]

This looks outstanding. I SO want to see this!

[KC Burke]

I will very much like to see this.

I was modestly involved in the WWI Museum that was built when the Liberty Memorial was restored and upgraded. It is Kansas City for those that would like to see banners, howitzers, uniforms, and one of the greatest memorabilia from US participation. It is the largest WWI Memorial and Museum in the United States if not the western hemisphere.

[Big Red Badger]

So,
Show Times?

[BeauBo]

11 November (Veterans Day) will be the 100th Anniversary of the end of WWI.

The Armistice was signed at 11:11 on 11/11, 1918.

[hanamizu]

If you are interested in WWI, look for the Great War Series on YouTube. A 10-minute show on each week of WWI, 100 years later. Obviously the series is getting close to its conclusion, but all of the episodes are available to watch. The same guy is doing WWII, now into its 6th week.

[EinNYC]

I don’t know if I can bear to see it, knowing a lot of the people I’m seeing will die horrible deaths.

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

Bookmark

[crz]

Walter Brennan-the actor, fought in WW1 and was injured in a gas attack which resulted in damage to his vocal cords...and lung no doubt.

Yet he had many top 100 singles and a couple top ten.
He is also the only actor who got three Oscars for supporting actor.

[bonfire]

Oh, me too.