Release date is 2010-10-12

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"Company B, 307th Infantry" by Julius Klausner is a historical account written in the early 20th century. The book details the history and experiences of Company B of the 307th Infantry during World War I, highlighting the significant battles and operations they participated in, as well as the personal sacrifices made by its members. The narrative illustrates the progression of the company from its formation to its eventual return home after the war. In this comprehensive chronicle, Klausner recounts the journey of Company B from their training at Camp Upton to their deployment in France, where they faced harsh realities of combat, including gas attacks and high casualty rates during battles like the Argonne-Meuse Offensive. Key events include their pivotal role in relieving the "Lost Battalion" and their overall contributions to the war efforts, showcasing both heroism and the camaraderie that developed among soldiers. The book also honors fallen comrades, preserving their memory and spirit, and concludes with the company’s triumphant return to the United States, reflecting on their shared experience and the lasting impact of their service. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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