General Pershing's own Story of the Victorious American Army

A firsthand account of the American Expeditionary Forces' successful campaign in Europe during World War I, written by their commander, General John Joseph Pershing. This volume provides valuable insight into the tactics, strategy, and leadership that led to victory, as well as the challenges and sacrifices faced by American troops during this historic conflict.

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