Warplanes: WWI Sky Aces announced for Switch, trailer https://t.co/naCIXSGmv5

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For "Enemy Alien", Cdn emigration historian Kass Luciuk provided incredible primary source materials (photos, journal writings) to help me illustrate this eyewitness account of Canada's internment camp system in WWI. More here: https://t.co/HKKy0KL3DH

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Remembering Regimental Sergeant Major Arthur Wilson

8th Battalion, North Staffordshire Regiment.

Died: 19 November 1916, Somme, Thiepval, Western Front.

Retweet to help his name live on 🌹

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Donald Withheld 1918 Surgeon Generals Report, didn’t want fatuous supporters knowing Friedrich, 49, died in Pandemic after leaving his Brothel. Gramps set-up Brothels in NY Harbor to exploit poor women & Soldiers shipped out to WWI trenches of France.

Isn’t Fascism Great?

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Veterans Day

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Experimental US trench armor in WWI for

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known as Veterans Day in the US, honors all military veterans. It had its origin as Armistice Day, marking the official end of the First World War, at 11 am on 11/11/1918.

Image: C. R. W. Nevinson, "After a Push," 1918
More on WWI: https://t.co/3SDBnIVruV

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If we're talking WWI, I'm bringing up Ornitologia da Grande Guerra (Ornithology of the Great War), a set of caricatures where portuguese Lieutenant Colonel José Rodrigues Brusco Júnior compares military men... to birds.

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(Aside: I never put together that Snoopy's nemesis the Red Baron, based on the historical ace pilot Red Baron Manfred von Richthofen, would be a pretty clear inspiration for Gundam's Char Aznable and his red customs. WWI affected more of pop culture than I realized.)

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Learn about the Irish experience at home during

Join us for this virtual tour of our exhibition World War Ireland on Thursday, 12 November on

🎟️ Book your free ticket now: https://t.co/djE8BMHyyK

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Nov 10 1917 in

Saturday Evening Post "Knitting for Soldier Son" by J. C. Leyendecker

Collier's The National Daily

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Otto Dix’s art reflected the fear, horror & the human cost of WWI. This saw the routine use of chemicals & the increased use of the to fight. His art illustrates “man’s inhumanity to man”. The 3rd Reich glorified such warfare so declared him & his art degenerate

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"WANTED - One hundred men who intend some day to commit suicide. Desperate cases preferred. Families provided for."

The Eighty-One by Hugh S. Fullerton

an "off-trail" story from ADVENTURE, October 3, 1920

a framed story about WWI

https://t.co/sfRex91B5t

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Rags: The Hero Dog of WWI is based on the true story of Private James Donovan and the stray dog he rescued from the streets of Paris. Rags served as a companion and messenger to Donovan on the frontlines, and loyally stayed by his side through battle. 🐶 https://t.co/GUyg6SZBML

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"Canakkale 18 Mart 1915." When reading history I always have to look at maps to make sense of what's happening and to make it all more real. Here we see the Gallipoli peninsula on the Dardanelles Strait. A gateway to the Gallipoli WWI battlefields. Source: https://t.co/10whqPu0Mr

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Das new boat from DAS WERK: U-Boat SM U-9 - German WWI Petroleum-Electric U-Boat in 1/72nd scale in our preview...
https://t.co/i8BHq5cxjj

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Two imperial guards taking a moment to rest.

A lineart warmup I ended up refining a but further.

Got the perspective, poses and mood from a WWI photo (I believe the soldies are cleaning their feet to avoid illneses such as the "trench foot")

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'Meddlesome Millie', the Duchess of Sutherland, is one of Sargent's most famous portraits. Outside the ethereal sparkle, she ran an ambulance unit in WWI & also campaigned for worker reform (hence the nickname) that saw the removal of lead paint from use @ Staffordshire potteries

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