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From Upton to the Meuse with the Three Hundred and Seventh Infantry: A Brief History of Its Life and of the Part It Played in the Great War [307th]
From Upton to the Meuse with the Three Hundred and Seventh Infantry: A Brief History of Its Life and of the Part It Played in the Great War [307th]
From Upton to the Meuse with the Three Hundred and Seventh Infantry: A Brief History of Its Life and of the Part It Played in the Great War [307th]
From Upton to the Meuse with the Three Hundred and Seventh Infantry: A Brief History of Its Life and of the Part It Played in the Great War [307th]

From Upton to the Meuse with the Three Hundred and Seventh Infantry: A Brief History of Its Life and of the Part It Played in the Great War [307th]

$ 125.00
xxix, [3], 297, [3] pp. 8vo. Black-and-white photographic frontispiece, maps on endpapers, plates throughout include black-and-white photographs, maps, and illustrations. Foreword by General Robert Alexander, introduction by Colonel J.R.R. Hannay. A contemporary regimental history written by the captain in command of Company M of the unit, and published shortly after World War I. During the Meuse-Argonne Offensive of World War I, the 307th Infantry Regiment (part of the 77th "Liberty" Division) played a pivotal role, most notably for its involvement with the legendary 'Lost Battalion.' Captain Nelson M. Holderman of Company K won a Medal of Honor for his actions during the fight.