My Fellow Soldiers: General John Pershing and the Americans Who Helped Win the Great War, (Paperback)

from michaelbartley

a personal history of american part in ww1; the book uses letters and diaries of soliders, nurses, and citizens to descript the war, life in the trenches. perhaps the most moving part was a nurse writing about he work on the jaw ward. this is where the men that had serious face injuries were treated

from buffalogr

This is a very different perspective of the " Generals" series. Told through the eyes of persons who lived in Pershing's orbit: Truman, MacArthur, and many who were a lot less famous. Thus, it's not really a biography, more of a history lesson around the early twentieth century. Here is a bit of ...

from Carolee888

Carefully researched and written history of General John Pershing and many American who fought in the Great War, this book earns its place on the shelf of WWI history. I read this because my knowledge of that war was greatly lacking and I wanted to learn about Pershing. I am amazed at the scope o...

from Carolee888

Carefully researched and written history of General John Pershing and many American who fought in the Great War, this book earns its place on the shelf of WWI history. I read this because my knowledge of that war was greatly lacking and I wanted to learn about Pershing. I am amazed at the scope o...