January 18, 2026

Florence Green served in Britain’s Women’s Royal Air Force during the last two months of World War I. She was 17 at the time. She was the last surviving World War I veteran, dying at age 110 in 2012.

Involving all the world’s superpowers, World War I resulted in more than 35 million casualties. In what strange way did the French get troops to the front line? What animals carried messages during the war? Test your knowledge of World War I with this quiz.

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Florence Green served in Britain’s Women’s Royal Air Force during the last two months of World War I. She was 17 at the time. She was the last surviving World War I veteran, dying at age 110 in 2012.

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World War I Quiz

Florence Green served in Britain’s Women’s Royal Air Force during the last two months of World War I. She was 17 at the time. She was the last surviving World War I veteran, dying at age 110 in 2012.

ONE GOOD LINK

World War I Quiz

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