What Awaits Americans In The Great War
British Headquarters in France. July 4. Staff Correspondence of The Associated Press describes the American army's entry into World War I. It outlines expected baptism by fire, German high explosives, gas warfare, machine guns, and minenwerfers, and notes lessons learned from French and British experiences. It emphasizes resilience, nerve, and the need to endure and retaliate against German brutality.
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