World War I
The Great War

World War I

1917–1918

Organizations preserving the legacy of the Doughboys who fought "the war to end all wars."

World War I introduced the United States to large-scale global warfare and modern military mobilization. American service members played a decisive role in ending the conflict. Veteran organizations from this era emphasize remembrance, international cooperation, and the cost of global conflict.

Groups representing or commemorating veterans of the First World War (1917–1918). Explore World War 1 Societies & Veterans Organizations. Learn about societies that honor American heroes and connect with their services

22 Headquarters Organizations
All War Periods

To foster an environment of goodwill and camaraderie among combat wounded veterans, promote patriotism, support necessary legislative initiatives, and provide service to all veterans and their families.

The Association of the United States Navy strives to advance the interests of the U.S. Navy and to protect the rights and benefits of its Sailors.

The American Legion is the nation's largest wartime veterans service organization aimed at advocating patriotism through diverse programs and member benefits.

I remember going down to the Legion post with my grandfather [World War II U.S. Army veteran Howard Schlitter] and hearing him say things like “You’ve got to take care of the veterans. You’ve got to be there for them and help them out.” None of that really resonated with me until after he was gone. Then I realized I have to be his voice.

Overview Voyageurs Militaire (Military Travelers)—honorably discharged veterans and serving members of U.S. Armed Forces. What Organization Does Charitable and patriotic work including child welfare, nursing...

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