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| 2011 Rowing | World Cup I |
| World War I Victory Medal | |
| The second stage was between | World War I and World War II. |
| German 7.5 cm Minenwerfer, | World War I |
| The | World War I cemetery |
| During | World War I he supported conscription. |
| USS Salem (CL-3) (1907) | World War I |
| For the | World War I Stokes mortar, see Stokes Mortar. |
| During | World War I and World War II, it was known as the 84 |
| During | World War I he fought in the Western front. |
| A | World War I cemetery. |
| pini distinguished themselves in combat during | World War I and World War II. |
| Middle Eastern Theatre during | World War I |
| France (Western Front) - | World War I |
| Two | World War I cemeteries. |
| The tower again saw active service during both | World War I and World War II. |
| Wound Badge in Black - | World War I |
| Celestino Ellero, | World War I . |
| Siwa was the site of some fighting during | World War I and World War II. |
| The 129th served in | World War I and World War II. |
| The | World War I cemetery. |
| He took part in | World War I and the second world war. |
| be an enduring memorial to those who fell in | World War I and World War II. |
| During | world war I he attended Charterhouse. |
| Choctaw Code Talkers, | World War I veterans |
| Further information: Romania in | World War I |
| World War I Victory medal | |
| World War I Memorial | |
| It was operative during both | World War I and World War II. |
| After | World War I Chev. |
| During | World War I and World War II, the rail industry gave |
| However, | World War I limited his activity. |
| He served overseas during | World War I and also served in World War II. |
| Edwin A. Clear, | World War I ace |
| John S. Ralston, | World War I ace |
| honouring Ontario hydro employees who died in | World War I and World War II |
| He was killed in | World War I |
| Belgium - | World War I |
| World War I cemeteries. | |
| Three | World War I cemeteries. |
| World War I hero Sgt. | |
| I'd beaten the | world champion; I could beat anybody in the world. |
| World War I Poster | |
| Its collection on display mainly focuses on | World War I and World War II. |
| November 30 - Arthur Currie, | World War I general (b.1875) |
| Main article: | World War I |
| World War I poster by George Clausen from 1915. | |
| He served in the U.S. Army during | World War I and World War II. |
| "Any | World (That I'm Welcome To)" |
| Balkans Campaign ( | World War I) |
| Emilio Lussu (Sardinian Brigade - | World War I) |
| Main articles: Balkans Campaign ( | World War I) and Macedonian Front (World War I) |
| Leonardo da Vinci (sunk during | World War I) |
| Mentioned in Despatches; once in 1917 ( | World War I), and once in 1941 (World War II) |
| See Australian 4th Division ( | World War I). |
| The lighthouse was bombarded in | World War I, and attacked again in World War II. |
| emained manned through the American Civil War, | World War I, and World War II. |
| During | World War I, Gard worked on a Russian destroyer. |
| During | World War I, the village was destroyed. |
| This article is about | World War I. |
| It was formed during | World War I. |
| American Aces of | World War I. p. 75-76. |
| American Aces of | World War I. p. 75. |
| The mine was closed some time after | World War I. |
| Codes and ciphers were used extensively in | World War I. |
| U.S. Army Second Lieutenant, | World War I. |
| He had become a widower before | World War I. |
| He was killed during | World War I. |
| U.S. Navy, Transport Service, | World War I. |
| American Aces of | World War I. p. 49. |
| American Aces of | World War I. p. 50. |
| U.S. Navy, | World War I. |
| It was destroyed during | World War I. |
| Soldier settlers moved to the area after | World War I. |
| It was restored in | World War I. |
| Elliott was killed in | World War I. |
| He served in | World War I. |
| They were established before | World War I. |
| American Aces of | World War I. pp. |
| Ze'ev Jabotinsky during | World War I. |
| He died in | World War I. |
| USS Bobylu during | World War I. |
| SE 5/5a Aces of | World War I. pp. |
| Lochnagar crater from | World War I. |
| Planning was interrupted by | World War I. |
| It took place during | World War I. |
| It originated during | World War I. |
| He fought during | World War I. |
| Warner then served in | World War I. |
| Cmpletely destroyed during | World War I. |
| Battles of | World War I. Select Editions. |
| Encyclopedia of | World War I. ABC-CLIO. |
| SPAD XII/XIII aces of | World War I. p. 27. |
| Calvert went overseas to fight in | World War I. |
| Copper production boomed to supply demand | World War I. |
| He was decorated after | World War I. |
| It deals with the atrocities of | World War I. |
| Gibben served during | World War I. |
| They were the largest U-boats of | World War I. |
| He died during | World War I. |
| He was killed in | World War I. |
| He also fought in Mesopotamia during | World War I. |
| British graves from | World War I. |
| He later served in | World War I. |
| 1994 | World Junior Ice Hockey Championships (silver medal) |
| He represented Denmark at the 2008 | World Junior Ice Hockey Championships and again at t |
| Main article: 2005 | World Junior Ice Hockey Championships rosters |
| Da | World On Ice (2004) |
| 2006 | World Junior Ice Hockey Championships |
| Parrots of the | World; an Identification Guide. |
| 2007: Make Another | World - Idlewild |
| El Hazard: The Alternative | World (1998), Ifurita |
| Rockford earned two battle stars for | World War II service. |
| Emblem of the | World War II squadron |
| Modoc received one battle star for | World War II service. |
| Zionist Parachutists in | World War II |
| During | World War II Dix was conscripted into the Volkssturm |
| It was owned by | World War II veteran Mac Jordan. |
| However, | World War II intervened. |
| Puerto Ricans in | World War II |
| Foreman received five battle stars for | World War II service. |
| World War II 1941-1945 | |
| World War II modifications to Pevensey Castle | |
| World War II squadron emblem | |
| World War II Heroes | |
| Outbreak of | World War II (see: Polish September Campaign), chang |
| 2009 Rowing | World Cup II |
| 2003 Rowing | World Cup II |
| Norway used after | World War II |
| World War II 415th Bombardment Squadron emblem | |
| For the | World War II battle, see Kesternich (World War II). |
| World War II Victory Medal | |
| World War II and its Consequences | |
| History of Belgium during | World War II |
| Then | World War II breaks out. |
| The | World War II memorial |
| World War II | |
| This article is about the | World War II mortar. |
| Emblem of the | World War II Squadron |
| JG 71 in | World War II |
| Grazyna Bacewicz before | World War II |
| Implicit received two battle stars for | World War II service. |
| LST-345 earned three battle stars for | World War II service. |
| The VLF antenna of a | World War II U‑boat |
| Prestige received one battle star for | World War II service. |
| Connecticut During | World War II - Homefront (2001) |
| Ernest Mason, | World War II flying ace |
| Ellet received 10 battle stars for | World War II service. |
| After | World War II mining was intensified. |
| US Navy recognition diagrams, | World War II |
| Incessant received two battle stars for | World War II service. |
| World War II Memorial | |
| World War II had few effects. | |
| Marquis Toshinari Maeda, | World War II general |
| Catron received one battle star for | World War II service. |
| Main article: | World War II |
| Allied | World War II |
| Germany | World War II |
| World War II Memorial, Midland, Michigan | |
| World War II Victory Medal. | |
| World War II American Theater. | |
| Main articles: Oil Campaign of | World War II and Oil Campaign targets of World War I |
| Military Airfields in | World War II - California |
| World War II Veterans Memorial Bridge (Virginia) | |
| France (Normandy) - | World War II |
| rich Hartmann - Highest-scoring fighter ace of | World War II |
| LST-849 earned one battle star for | World War II service. |
| Kamenets-Podolsky Pocket, | World War II battle |
| Holly received one battle star for | World War II service. |
| Mayflower in | World War II configuration. |
| 1 | World War II Victory Medal |
| World War II Victory Medal, | |
| World War II broke out early into this season. | |
| Bombing of Duisburg in | World War II |
| List of | World War II weapons |
| List of | World War II tanks |
| HMS H31 survived until | World War II . |
| Main article: Iceland during | World War II |
| World War II Cemetery, Jairampur | |
| Fred Hargesheimer, | World War II pilot, philanthropist |
| World War II Heroes-Allan Zullo, author | |
| Enright received one battle star for | World War II service. |
| Bayonets during | World War II |
| For the | World War II general, see Ludwig Wolff (general). |
| Juliane Aisner (1919-1980), a | World War II French Resistance Agent |
| The largest collection of original | World War II nose art panels in the world |
| During | World War II , Kolczynski was unable to continue car |
| The Commandos of | World War II (1966) |
| World War II reconnaissance squadron emblem | |
| Hiroshima: BBC History of | World War II |
| ormation: Organization of the Luftwaffe during | World War II |
| World War II had begun. | |
| Nantahala received six battle stars for | World War II service. |
| World War II Infantry Anti-Tank Tactics. | |
| Carteret received two battle stars for | World War II service. |
| Civilians killed in | World War II totaled around 47 million. |
| Main article: Japanese | World War II destroyers |
| Starling received three battle stars for | World War II service. |
| Dauphin earned one battle star for | World War II service. |
| World War II 462d Bombardment Group emblem | |
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