WWI

From the yeomanettes, to the "hello girls," the Marine Corps "Devil Dogs," and more- a new book details the Montanans who served in WWI. The great Montana historian Ken Robison has a new book out called Montanans in the Great War: Open Warfare Over There.

If you hang out in Montana for any period of time, you quickly realize that we have our beliefs and we stand by them no matter what. Our freedom is cherished. It's hard to believe, but there was a time that if you spoke your mind in this state, you wound up behind bars.

A ceremony in Billings on Thursday will honor 23 female World War I veterans.  Yellowstone County Commissioners approved a resolution yesterday honoring the women who served their nation during the first World War.  The Billings Gazette reports that the resolution came with a reminder from Commissioner Robyn Driscoll that 23 Yellowstone County residents will be remembered at 10 a...