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Second Hand The Doughboys

America and the First World War

Series : Penguin History

Author : Gary Mead

The Doughboys : America and the First World War

Condition

Good condition. The illustrated paperback covers show light rubbing, surface marking and minor wear around the edges and corners. The spine remains presentable with only light handling wear, and the binding appears sound. The page block and page margins are noticeably browned and age-toned throughout, as commonly found with this edition. The pages otherwise appear clean, with no inscriptions, highlighting or annotations visible in those examined. Please refer to the supplied photographs for the book’s exact condition.

Details

General - Pages : 491 | Images : Black-and-white photographic plates, maps, charts and figures | Publisher : Penguin Books | Place of Publication : London, UK | Language : English

Paperback - Year of Publication : 2001 | Edition : First paperback edition | Size : 198mm x 129mm | ISBN : 9780140264906

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An account of the American soldiers—the “Doughboys”—who served during the First World War and whose arrival made an important contribution to the eventual Allied victory. Drawing upon contemporary accounts and extensive archival research, Gary Mead follows the American Expeditionary Forces from recruitment and training through their deployment to France and Russia. The book combines military history with social analysis, examining the soldiers’ battlefield experiences, their relations with the Allied armies and the wider effect of the conflict upon American society.

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