Other Writings

Photo Credit: U.S. Army Signal Corps

The Meuse-Argonne Was Not the Somme: The American Combat Experience in World War I

Published by the U.S. Army Center of Military History
Army History Magazine, Summer 2022
Go to p. 6

Alber Burleson

Government Repression? In WWI it was Worse.

 

Benjamin Hotchkiss

The Strange Early History of American Machine Guns: Hotchkiss and Browning

The Artilleryman Magazine,
Vol. 41, No. 3, Summer 2020

Pershing

Pershing’s “Open Warfare” Doctrine in the Light of American Military History

Published by the U.S. Army Center of Military History
Army History Magazine, Fall 2019
Go to p. 32

Charles.G.Dawes

Charles G. Dawes: The Man Who Supplied the American Expeditionary Forces

This article was published in World War One Illustrated, the journal of the non-profit World War One Historical Association – www.ww1ha.org.

hat Made the 75 mm Gun So Revolutionary?

What Made the 75 mm Gun So Revolutionary?

The Artilleryman magazine, Vol. 40, No. 1, Winter 2018

army marching in formation

Did America Win World War I?

The American (published in the UK), November-December 2018

155 mm howitzer of the 79th in action at Samogneux (AHEC)

The Veterans of World War I: Remembrance and History

Delivered to the Descendants and Friends of the 314th Infantry in the George Washington Memorial Chapel, Valley Forge, PA, May 28, 2017

Mis-Training

The Mis-Training of the AEF

An AEF Veteran’s War Stories

An AEF Veteran’s War Stories

Machine Guns

The Strange Early History of American Machine Guns – Part I: Maxim and Benét-Mercié

The Strange Early History of American Machine Guns - Part II: Lewis and Chauchat

The Strange Early History of American Machine Guns – Part II: Lewis and Chauchat