Unsung valor : a GI's story of World War II
A memoir by a member of the Army Special Training Program sent to the Battle of the Bulge with the 94th Infantry Division reveals the GI relations with foreign soldiers, realities of military hospitals, and the heroes of the war
Print Book, English, ©2000
University Press of Mississippi, Jackson, ©2000
Autobiography
xxi, 355 pages : illustrations, map ; 24 cm
9781578062140, 1578062144
41712025
Unsung Valor
A GI's Story of World War I
By A. Cleveland Harrison
University Press of Mississippi
Copyright © 2000 A. Cleveland Harrison. All rights reserved.
ISBN: 1-57806-214-4
Contents
Preface..................................................................xiIntroduction.............................................................xvReluctant Draftee: Little Rock, Arkansas..................................1Basic Trainee: Fort Benning, Georgia.....................................21University Student: Oxford, Mississippi..................................55Rifleman-Clerk: Camp McCain, Mississippi.................................78Army Transient: The Queen Elizabeth and Wiltshire, England..............111Switchboard Operator: Lorient, France...................................132Combat Rifleman: Wehingen and Orscholz, Germany.........................181Patient and Replacement: France and England.............................211Clerk-Typist: Versailles, France........................................249Mail Clerk-Draftsman: Frankfurt am Main, Germany........................266Message Center Chief: Berlin, Germany...................................286Returning Veteran: Little Rock, Arkansas................................331Afterword...............................................................347
Map on lining papers