Soldiers of the Legion, Trench-Etched

This work is a dedication to those brave and selfless American soldiers who went off to fight for Paris against Germany during the first world war. The author and Legionnaire John Bowe, who served in Paris, shares the situations, struggles, and whole experience during his service in Paris in great detail. He also draws a comparison between the Americans who were staying in Paris and ran off after Germany attacked and the ones who specially came to Paris to fight and help win the war. Contents include: Joining the Legion History of the Legion Americans in the Legion First American Flag in France Foreigners in the Legion Englishmen and Russians Leave Trenches July 4th, 1915 Outpost Life Champagne Attack Life in Death The 170th French Regiment The 163rd and 92nd Regiments Hospital Life An Incident Nature's First Law The Invaded Country Love and War Democracy Autocracy Their Crimes