A detailed official history of the 89th Division in World War I, from its 1917 formation through demobilization in 1919.
This authoritative work compiles maps, photographs, official reports, honor rolls, and casualty lists to recount the division’s campaigns, occupations, and postwar returns. It presents the division’s story in a clear, documentary style, suitable for researchers, veterans, and history fans alike.
Drawing on primary documents and wartime records, the book traces the division’s organization, operations in France, and its movement home. The narrative emphasizes the unit’s everyday experiences, command decisions, and the coordination with Allied forces, while preserving the human details that shaped its history.
- Official reports and daily combat summaries that illuminate the division’s actions on the front lines
- Maps and photographs that visualize key movements, locations, and personnel
- Honor and casualty lists that memorialize those who served
- A structured history that situates the 89th Division within the broader Allied effort
Ideal for readers of military history, and for those researching World War I units and their experiences.