IVISION

MAJOR GENERAL C.S. FARNSWORTH
Commanding.

LIEUT. COLONEL DANA T. MERRILL
Chief of Staff.

MAJOR EDWARD W. WILDRICK
Adjutant General.

73RD BRIGADE OF INFANTRY

BRIG. GENERAL C.F. ZIMMERMAN
Commanding.

145th Regiment
COL. SANFORD B. STANBERRY.

146th Regiment
COL. C.C. WEYBRECHT.

135th Machine Gun Battalion
MAJOR CHARLES C. CHAMBERS.

74TH BRIGADE OF INFANTRY

BRIG. GENERAL W.P. JACKSON
Commanding.

147th Regiment
COL. F.W. GALBRAITH, JR.

148th Regiment
COL. GEORGE H. WOOD.

136th Machine Gun Battalion
MAJOR JOHN A. LOGAN.

62ND BRIGADE OF FIELD ARTILLERY

Commanding officer not announced

134th Regiment
COL. HAROLD M. BRUSH.

135th Regiment
COL. DUDLEY M. HARD.

136th Regiment
COL. PAUL L. MITCHELL.

112th Trench Mortar Battery
CAPTAIN A.S. DILLON.

ENGINEER TROOPS

112th Regiment
COL. JOHN R. MCQUIGG.

SIGNAL TROOPS

112th Field Signal Battalion
MAJOR RUSSELL L. MUNDHENK.

DIVISION UNITS

37th Division Headquarters Troop
CAPTAIN FRANK F. FREBIS.

134th Machine Gun Battalion
MAJOR WADE C. CHRISTY.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE

INTRODUCTION 11

I. FIVE WEEKS IN A FLIVVER 15

II. ON THE MOVE 42

III. OUR INVINCIBLES 54

IV. HOLDING THE LINE 71

V. TANKS AND TRACTORS 83

VI. PEN PICTURES 91

VII. MORAL FLASHES 112

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

FORD CAMIONETTE DRIVEN BY W. B. WEST _Frontispiece_

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GERMAN AERIAL BOMB (SMALL) 24

GERMAN AERIAL BOMB (LARGE) 48

MEMORY SKETCH OF A SECTOR OF THE BATTLEFIELD, 1918 54

FRENCH OFFICER--GERMAN OFFICER 64

GERMAN WEAPONS 94

VARIETIES OF SHELLS AND BOMBS (PHOTOGRAPHED AT NANCY) 120

INTRODUCTION

It was on the road from Neufchateau to La Foche, where Base Hospital
117 was located, that I first became acquainted with the author of