The Sciences
The Hughes Aircraft Report, A Study in Cause and Effect, and more
Editorials, including one on the Spanish influenza
Scientific American Chronicles WWI
World War I is a compelling primary source for armchair historians and scholars alike.
The Sciences
In the Service of the Guns
Training Enlisted Specialists in the Care and Operation of Heavy Artillery
The Sciences
Strategic Moves of the War, October 30th, 1918
By Our Military Expert
With the American Army in France: preparations to meet an approaching gas wave
How the Brltish pincers are closing on the Turk in Asia
and more...
The Sciences
The Redemption of the City of Lille, "Restitution and Reparation," and more
The Sciences
Farms for Returned Soldiers
A Quarter of a Billion Acres of Unused Land
The Sciences
Development of Vegetable-Drying in Germany
What the Enemy Is doing to Reduce Wastes and Control Production
Environment
How the Red Cross Saves Gasoline
The Sciences
The Men Behind the Guns
Training Officers for our Heavy Artillery in France
Health
Spanish Influenza
How does it happen that the present epidemic is so fatal?
The Sciences
Artillery Which Keeps Pace With the Infantry
How the Western Front Was Taken Out of the Trenches and Into the Open
