Are pleasant little neighbors in the trenches, due to the inadequacy of bathing facilities.
The Salvation Army With the A. E. F.
John Doe. Private Doe
The designation of an American soldier, where no specific name is used, as, for example, to fill in the place for a name on a sample blank or application of any kind. Not used as a popular nickname for the American soldier as Tommy Atkins is used for the British soldier.
American Expeditionary Forces: the title of the American troops in France during the war.
Shell-Holes
The “77” The typical artillery piece of the German army, and having a caliber of approximately three inches, roughly corresponding with the famous French “75,” though not as effective, but quite effective enough.
Food
Salvation Salvation Army.
Song of the Volunteers of 1917