War memoir of Marines in France by John W. Thomason Jr
A cross section of World War I Marine battles in France describes the Fourth Marine Brigade and the Second Division. It portrays diverse Marines from many regions as they endure hunger, shelling, and weariness near Marigny and Cantigny, then move toward Paris Metz road while witnessing civilian distress and French troops weary from long service.
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