History of the 110th Infantry (10th Pa.) Of the 28th Division, U. S. A., 1917-1919 : A Compilation of Orders, Citations, Maps, Records and Illustrations Relating to the 3rd Pa. Inf., 10th Pa. Inf., And 110th U. S. Inf

This book offers a comprehensive and meticulously researched history of a distinguished infantry regiment, with a particular focus on its valorous contributions during key conflicts. It delves into the formation, struggles, and achievements of the regiment from its inception through to its significant role in historical battles, including the intense combat in the Ourcq, the Vesle, the Argonne Forest, and the Woevre up until the Armistice. The narrative is enriched by official data, war diaries, individual record cards, commendatory orders, maps, and aeroplane photographs that not only authenticate but bring to life the gallant deeds of this unit.

The thematic depth navigates through not just military accomplishments but also examines how societal changes and advancements impact soldierly fortitude. It reflects on how comfort can potentially temper resilience while celebrating the undiminished spirit of camaraderie and bravery displayed by the infantrymen in face of adversities. This exploration serves as both an homage to past sacrifices and an inspiration for future generations.

Moreover, it acknowledges contributions from related Pennsylvania units which were integrated into this regiment, thereby weaving a broader context of regional pride within national service. Through harmonizing various sources and perspectives, this book provides an authentic account that rectifies inaccuracies found in previous histories.

In encapsulating the significance of these soldiers' experiences and their indelible mark on history, this book stands as a poignant reminder of valor that transcends timea truly captivating read for anyone interested in military history or heroic narratives.

This book offers a comprehensive and meticulously researched history of a distinguished infantry regiment, with a particular focus on its valorous contributions during key conflicts. It delves into the formation, struggles, and achievements of the regiment from its inception through to its significant role in historical battles, including the intense combat in the Ourcq, the Vesle, the Argonne Forest, and the Woevre up until the Armistice. The narrative is enriched by official data, war diaries, individual record cards, commendatory orders, maps, and aeroplane photographs that not only authenticate but bring to life the gallant deeds of this unit.

The thematic depth navigates through not just military accomplishments but also examines how societal changes and advancements impact soldierly fortitude. It reflects on how comfort can potentially temper resilience while celebrating the undiminished spirit of camaraderie and bravery displayed by the infantrymen in face of adversities. This exploration serves as both an homage to past sacrifices and an inspiration for future generations.

Moreover, it acknowledges contributions from related Pennsylvania units which were integrated into this regiment, thereby weaving a broader context of regional pride within national service. Through harmonizing various sources and perspectives, this book provides an authentic account that rectifies inaccuracies found in previous histories.

In encapsulating the significance of these soldiers'' experiences and their indelible mark on history, this book stands as a poignant reminder of valor that transcends timea truly captivating read for anyone interested in military history or heroic narratives.