by Grant N Lindsley and John H Castle. 1971. 453p

The book chronicles the experiences of soldiers during World War I, focusing on the author's personal journey and reflections captured in a diary. It details the challenges of military life, including training, inspections, and interactions with fellow soldiers, while also addressing health concerns like pneumonia and influenza. Additionally, it highlights the formation of the American Legion, celebrating the patriotism of the community and the contributions of key figures in its establishment, ultimately serving as a tribute to the sacrifices made during the war.