George B. Clark’s ‘The Fourth Marine Brigade in World War I’ captures the confusion and flavor of combat as experienced by junior officers, but the book could use more extensive documenting of sources and images.
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‘As I Saw It in the Trenches’ is the vivid, first-person account of an American doughboy in WW1. His recollections of the horrors of combat are staggering.
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Taylor Downing’s ‘Secret Warriors: The Spies, Scientists, and Code Breakers of World War I’ effectively challenges the widely held belief that the scientific advances of WWI were only ‘murderous, destructive and entirely negative.’
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