Vin Rouge, Vin Blanc, Beaucoup Vin, the American Expeditionary Force in WwiLulu.com, 2004 - 186 páginas World War One was the war to end all wars, but in reality, it was only the beginning. WWI saw America move from an isolated power to a world power, placing it as a leader in international politics. It saw the US military rapidly expand from a second-rate force to a world-class fighting force. It would become a defining moment for the United States, its military, and its citizens. Explore American involvement in the war, learn from where America came and where it would go. |
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A Call to Arms page | 1 |
Preparing for War page | 8 |
Through the Eyes of a Doughboy page | 19 |
The Army and Marines in WWI page | 30 |
AEF Divisions page | 39 |
Lafayette Here We Are page | 79 |
Illustrations All artwork by Van Lee page | 99 |
Notable U S Figures of WWI page | 137 |
NoneU S Whos Who page | 147 |
The Weapons of War page | 161 |
The Navy in the War page | 168 |
Further Reading page | 186 |
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