Our Greatest Battle (The Meuse-Argonne)

by Frederick Palmer

CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
I	A Change of Plan	[1]
II	Into Line for Attack	[19]
III	New and Old Divisions	[42]
IV	The Order of Battle	[51]
V	On the Meuse Side	[65]
VI	We Break Through	[75]
VII	In the Wake of the Infantry	[95]
VIII	The First Day	[109]
IX	The Attack Slows Down	[129]
X	By the Right Flank	[147]
XI	By the Left	[168]
XII	By the Center	[194]
XIII	Over the Hindenburg Line	[223]
XIV	Disengaging Rheims	[249]
XV	Veterans Drive a Wedge	[266]
XVI	Mastering the Aire Trough	[280]
XVII	Veterans Continue Driving	[294]
XVIII	The Grandpré Gap Is Ours	[309]
XIX	Another Wedge	[324]
XX	In the Meuse Trough	[340]
XXI	Some Changes in Command	[355]
XXII	A Call for Harbord	[376]
XXIII	The S. O. S. Drives a Wedge	[391]
XXIV	Regulars and Reserves	[413]
XXV	Leavenworth Commands	[433]
XXVI	Others Obey	[449]
XXVII	American Manhood	[472]
XXVIII	The Mill of Battle	[485]
XXIX	They Also Served	[501]
XXX	Through the Kriemhilde	[515]
XXXI	A Citadel and a Bowl	[540]
XXXII	The Final Attack	[571]
XXXIII	Victory	[589]

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