The 100th Anniversary of the Armistice to End the Great War

We would like to take a moment on this Veterans Day to remember the 100th Anniversary of the end of the Great War.

If you would like to read more about the local celebrations following the news of an Armistice, please visit A Moment to Remember – Armistice Day 1918.

More information on the war may be found by searching the term Great War or WWI in our blog search engine.

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2 Responses to The 100th Anniversary of the Armistice to End the Great War

  1. Donald Marshall says:

    Thank you for these posts. I enjoyed them. Im a former Quad-Citian who lived on Grand Court, Davenport. I have a question: my great grandfather lived in Davenport and left with 600 other guys to a Camp Pike in Arkansas on July 25, 1918. How can I find out if his unit ever made it to France and whether he served at the front? The war ended about 110 days after he got to training camp. Was that time enough to be deployed?

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