Depew's war odyssey from navy enlistment to Swiss refuge
Albert N Depew narrator and veteran recounts a long War era voyage from navy service to France and the Foreign Legion. He rises to chief petty officer and gunner wins honors aboard Cassard. He endures trenches No Man s Land Gallipoli prison camp and a dramatic release via Ambassador Gerard securing freedom in Switzerland before returning to New York.
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U. S. Navy
Lion of France
Cassard
Albert N. Depew
United States Navy
Foreign Legion
Depew
No Man’s Land
Hell and Heroes in the Dardanelles and Dixmude
A veteran recalls hospital life in Etaples, shock of shelling, nurse miracles, and grim atrocities in Dixmude. Later aboard the Cassard he describes the Gallipoli landings, turret action, heavy damage, and close calls near Cape Helles while escorting the Dupleix.
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Etaples
Lord Hlelpus
Dixmude
St. Quentin
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Ray
Bea
Cassard
Dardanelles
Dupleix
Ler
Dardanelle
Cape Helles
Kum Kaleh
Sick Bay
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