Company B, 307th Infantry / Its history, honor roll, company roster, Sept., 1917, May, 1919
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A concise unit history traces the company's formation, training, embarkation, combat service, and postwar remembrance during the First World War. It describes life in camp and the various schools and drills that prepared soldiers for overseas duty, the transatlantic voyage and shipboard conditions, and front-line operations across several campaigns including a notable relief action. The book combines first-person recollections, official addresses, photographs, maps, honor rolls, casualty lists, and company rosters to document daily soldiering, unit cohesion, battle honors, and the process of remembering those who did not return.
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