Starting June 30th through September there will be "Rush Hour Concerts" by "Pershing's Own" US Army Band at the WWI Memorial most Thursday (weather permitting).
This video salutes all those whose dedication, sweat, and toil went into realizing this tribute to our Doughboys and all those who served in the name of Liberty and Freedom just over a century ago.
Who We Are
The Foundation supports and encourages planning and execution of programs, projects, and activities commemorating and educating the public on America's role in World War I, "The War that Changed the World."
The Foundation supports and encourages planning and execution of programs, projects, and activities commemorating and educating the public on America's role in World War I, "The War that Changed the World."
SUMMER 2022
It's an exciting time at the World War I Memorial in Washington, D.C. - Participate in Daily Taps, view special events, and learn about new initiatives.
Starting June 30th through September there will be "Rush Hour Concerts" by "Pershing's Own" US Army Band at the WWI Memorial most Thursday (weather permitting).
Starting June 30th through September there will be "Rush Hour Concerts" by "Pershing's Own" US Army Band at the WWI Memorial most Thursday (weather permitting).
The WWI Memorial Construction in a minute.
As this video reveals, building the National WWI Memorial was monumental in its own right. It was accomplished during a raging global pandemic with its associated challenges of supply chain, labor and safety.
This video salutes all those whose dedication, sweat, and toil went into realizing this tribute to our Doughboys and all those who served in the name of Liberty and Freedom just over a century ago.
This video salutes all those whose dedication, sweat, and toil went into realizing this tribute to our Doughboys and all those who served in the name of Liberty and Freedom just over a century ago.
First Colors Ceremony
On April 16, 2021, we celebrated the Inaugural Raising of the Flag of the United States of America over the newly constructed National World War I Memorial site in Washington, DC. with an live broadcast event.
Who We Are
The Doughboy Foundation
The Foundation supports and encourages planning and execution of programs, projects, and activities commemorating and educating the public on America's role in World War I, "The War that Changed the World."
Who We Are
The Doughboy Foundation
The Foundation supports and encourages planning and execution of programs, projects, and activities commemorating and educating the public on America's role in World War I, "The War that Changed the World."