The Khaki Boys Fighting to Win; or, Smashing the German Lines
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A group of young American soldiers experience frontline life during World War I, moving from training and dugouts into trench assaults and patrols. Episodic chapters trace bombardments, captures and rescues, narrow escapes, demolitions, and small-unit actions that include a comrade's brutal mistreatment and perilous retreats through cliffs, caves, and flooded passages. The narrative emphasizes camaraderie, resourcefulness, and perseverance as the men press forward through danger, secret plans, and eventual crossings of enemy lines.
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