My .75: Reminiscences of a Gunner of a .75m/m Battery in 1914
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A first-person account by an artillery gunner recounts mobilization, barrack life, marches, combat episodes, and small human details of comradeship, fear, and humor. The narrative alternates brief action scenes with reflective passages about duty, sacrifice, and the grim realities of frontline service, offering vivid impressions of bombardment, routine maintenance, and interactions with civilians and fellow soldiers. Prefatory commentary frames the memoir as an unadorned, poignant witness to wartime experience and the qualities of youth under strain.
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