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Explore the irrevocable changes years of cataclysmic conflict wrought on the global stage.

The National WWI Museum and Memorial commemorated the centennial of the World War I armistice with a series of moving programs and events.

Read along with us as we walk through the forests of Belleau Wood, alongside the Marne River, and to the ground where a young Harry S. Truman directed his guns and see the woods where Alvin York earned his fame.

In August 2018, students from Australia, Canada, France, the UK and the United States came together to tour the former WWI battlefields as part of the commemoration of the centennial of the war in Amiens, France.

Rowland Clements made his first trip to the National WWI Museum and Memorial after a friend recommended it to him.

Artist Ada Koch shares her latest work, Reflections of Hope: Armistice 1918, at the National WWI Museum and Memorial.

The Museum and Memorial, with The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History, offered World War I and Its Aftermath, a special week-long Teacher Seminar, in July 15-21, 2018.

The United States honors the American veterans of every major war of the 20th century with a national memorial in Washington, D.C., except the veterans of World War I. We support the efforts to create a national memorial in the nation’s capital.

Come with us to as we walk through the forest glades of Belleau Wood and alongside the gently flowing Marne River, where the legend of the ‘Rock of the Marne’ began.

Experience this global art installation through May 20, 2018 on the Research Level of the National WWI Museum and Memorial.

The 2017 National WWI Museum and Memorial Symposium will explore the revolutionary year of 1917.

With a focus on conscientious objection to the war, the symposium "Remembering Muted Voices" will be hosted at the National WWI Museum and Memorial Oct. 19-22, 2017.

At a recent presentation to encourage membership in the Pershing Legacy Society, Karen Herman shared a fascinating account of her father's involvement in World War I and the effect it had on him and his family.

Along the Western Front in what were once places of devastating violence, we now see landscapes of great beauty, a testament to peace and remembrance. Join another venture to the Great War battlefields with the National World War I Museum and Memorial and Battle Honours.

Are you an educator? Have a favorite teacher? Help us give something special to deserving teachers who make a difference in our lives. Send them on an adventure to the National WWI Museum and Memorial in Kansas City!