Geo G Goodrich Describes His World War France Experiences
Private Geo R Goodrich recounts enlistment with the Marines, training at Mare Island and Quantico, crossing to France aboard a convoy in 1918, and serving in the 6th regiment with the Toschine gun company. He details trenches near Verdun, gas alarms, and a tense encounter during report delivery, amid harsh war conditions and improvised gear.
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A first person account recalls a sentry warming in the trench, the May to June 1918 march through Pantheon Gisota Lercheprey and Chateau Thierry, and the brutal fighting near Charpagne. The narrative covers air raids, refugee scenes, and a deadly outcome for Verna Ie Carnell with his comrades.
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