We’re telling you, everything connects back to World War I. #maythe4thbewithyou | National WWI Museum and Memorial

One of the most common images associated with World War I is the trench, and rats were the overwhelming scourge of trench life. When we recently revamped the immersive “Into the Trenches” experience, we wanted to stay as true to the records as possible - rats and all. Plan your visit today at our link in comments. #museum #ww1 #trenchwarfare #rats | National WWI Museum and Memorial

Delivering messages during World War I was nearly a Mission: Impossible! Communication lines were often damaged by artillery fire, so soldiers often relied on carrier pigeons to deliver messages. Learn more about one such pigeon, Cher Ami, at our July 13 Children's Story Time - featuring family-friendly activities, a special virtual guest appearance and a reading of Robert Burleigh’s book “Fly, Cher Ami, Fly!”, a WWI story for young audiences. See more at our link in comments. In partnership wit

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