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Fighting in France

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Two American brothers join the French forces and, alongside a French comrade, serve on the Western Front in Champagne. The narrative follows their experiences in the air and in the trenches, portraying aerial duels, artillery-prepared assaults, raids, and subterranean operations. Episodes emphasize close-quarters fighting, captured positions, reliefs, dug-outs, and the daily hardships of soldiers under bombardment. Organized as a sequence of action-focused chapters, the work highlights tactical preparations, small-unit courage, and the practical realities of frontline service, with many episodes drawn from or inspired by actual wartime happenings.

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Ross Kay

Ross Kay was an author known for his contributions to children's literature, particularly through the popular "Go Ahead Boys" series. This series, which includes titles such as "The Go Ahead Boys and Simon's Mine" and "The Go Ahead Boys and the Racing Motor-Boat," features adventurous tales that engage young readers with themes of exploration and camaraderie. In addition to this series, Kay also wrote "Fighting in France," which reflects on the experiences of war. His works are characterized by their spirited narratives and the promotion of friendship and bravery among youth.

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