Explore America’s World War I story on the battlefields that shaped history. A vivid, guide‑driven look at where U.S. troops fought and what you’ll see today.
This nonfiction volume pairs narrative history with practical guidance to the American battlefields in France and Belgium. It recounts pivotal encounters, from Cantigny to Meuse‑Argonne, and explains how American units joined the Allied effort. Richly illustrated, it also serves as a travel companion with maps, frontispieces, and an appendix that helps readers locate where Americans fought and where they are buried.
What you’ll experience
- Crucial moments in the early American involvement in World War I.
- Profiles of key leaders and units, with context for their battles.
- Photographs and illustrations that bring battlefield history to life.
- A practical guide to battle sites, cemeteries, and pilgrimage routes.
Ideal for history readers and visitors alike, this edition is a solid choice for those seeking a clear narrative connected to real places on the map.