Prince Harry, Prince William and Duchess Catherine paid their respects at the Tower of London where an epic poppy field had been laid to mark one hundred years since the beginning of WWI. Prince Harry ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. While solemn Veterans Day remembrance ceremonies were taking place at the National WWI Museum and Memorial on Tuesday, people were ...

For more than 90 years, poppies have been a symbol of World War One, since the poem "In Flanders Fields" described the poppies that bloomed in Northern France after battles churned up the dormant ...

LONDON (AP) — William Sellick pinched the tiny scarlet petals with deft ease, turning them into paper poppies and pressing them into a wreath. The flowers are a potent symbol of remembrance and ...

YPRES, Belgium – Crimson poppies still dance in the breeze as if nothing horrific happened in Flanders Fields. But a century after the start of World War I, the flowers endure as a symbol of war dead, ...

The corn poppy is a pesky weed, a sweet, delicate garden flower and, for the past century, the emblem of the human cost of war. The custom of wearing paper poppies to remember that cost has waned in ...

Prince William and Duchess Kate visited a dramatic installation Tuesday of red ceramic poppies spilling from the Tower of London to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the start of World War I.

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. PERU, Ind. – This Veterans Day marks 100 ...

1,043 American soldiers perished in Belgium during World War I, 368 of whom are interred at Flanders Field American Cemetery. Today, Memorial Day, we remember their courage—and the courage of all ...

Volunteers have carved an 82-foot Flanders poppy in white chalk into a Wiltshire hillside to commemorate WWI. About a hundred years ago, young soldiers dug their own regimental Fovant badges into the ...

During World War II, my maternal grandmother frequently quoted Canadian physician Lt. Col. John McCrae’s poem to me. She and my grandfather would take me to visit World War I veterans at the Sawtell ...