| CHAPTER | | PAGE | | I | THE SINKING OF THE Laconia | 17 | | II | PERSHING'S ARRIVAL IN EUROPE | 43 | | III | THE LANDING OF THE FIRST AMERICAN CONTINGENT IN FRANCE | 61 | | IV | THROUGH THE SCHOOL OF WAR | 78 | | V | MAKING THE MEN WHO MAN THE GUNS | 96 | | VI | "FRONTWARD HO!" | 117 | | VII | INTO THE LINE—THE FIRST AMERICAN SHOT IN THE WAR | 134 | | VIII | THE FIRST AMERICAN SECTOR | 158 | | IX | THE NIGHT OUR GUNS CUT LOOSE | 182 | | X | INTO PICARDY TO MEET THE GERMAN PUSH | 199 | | XI | UNDER FIRE | 217 | | XII | BEFORE CANTIGNY | 235 | | XIII | THE RUSH OF THE RAIDERS—"ZERO AT 2 A. M." | 251 | | XIV | ON LEAVE IN PARIS | 266 | | XV | CHÂTEAU-THIERRY AND THE BOIS DE BELLEAU | 283 | | XVI | WOUNDED—HOW IT FEELS TO BE SHOT | 305 | | XVII | "GOOD MORNING, NURSE" | 323 | | XVIII | GROANS, LAUGHS AND SOBS IN THE HOSPITAL | 338 | | XIX | "JULY 18TH"—THE TURN OF THE TIDE | 354 | | XX | THE DAWN OF VICTORY | 376 | | APPENDIX | | | | PERSONNEL OF THE AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES IN FRANCE | 399 |
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