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America, we present america goes over. We invited two scholars to provide context and commentary throughout the film, which was made by the u. S. Army signal corps. America goes over is one of many silent films the National Archives has restored. This is about an hour. Welcome to reel america. Let me introduce mitch and allison. As we get started, how are these kinds of films made at the time . Who saw them . In the case of this film, it was done by the United States government. It was a compilation of footage by cameramen overseas to promote what america did, which was help bring the war to a...

We provided to scholars to provide context and commentary throughout the film, made by the u. S. Army signal corps. Oferica goes over, is one many silent world war i films that the National Archives has restored. This is about one hour. Susan welcome to American History tv, cspan history network. Let me introduce Mitchell Yockelson and Allison Finkelstein. As people actually see this film, how are these films made at the time and who saw them . Mitchell in the case of the stone, it was done by the United States government. It was a compilation of mostly u. S. Army signal corps footage by camer...

He mentions that he has written a fastpaced story with gritty detail and brings to life that argonneloody meuse offensive when americans finally broke the back of the german army. Yockelson. Ome Mitch Yockelson good afternoon, everyone. It is great to see everyone and to come out here and to talk on the subject that doesnt get a lot of attention in the united states, and that is the united statess effort in the first world war. As he mentioned, we got into the 1917 as ail of partner to the allies and slowly build our forces until it turned into the climactic battle of rgonne, which is the subj...

The U.S. Army says it has now successfully fired Tomahawk and SM-6 missiles from its new ground-based launchers.

New York Daily News archive/Getty Images Originally published on January 20, 2021 2:37 pm Even before rioters stormed the Capitol two weeks ago, the inauguration of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris as president and vice president was going to look different from ceremonies past. The risk of large crowds with the ongoing pandemic meant there would be no parade down Pennsylvania Avenue, and many of the usual performances and speakers had been replaced with plans for virtual events. But the riot at the Capitol has meant further changes to the already unusual inauguration plans, with increased se...