Conscript 2989

"Conscript 2989: Experiences of a Drafted Man" offers a compelling glimpse into American military life during World War I. Written by Irving Crump, this historical account vividly portrays the experiences of drafted men undergoing military training in the United States before deployment with the American Expeditionary Forces.

Focusing on the realities of military training camps, the book provides a unique perspective on the challenges and transformations faced by ordinary citizens as they prepared for war. A valuable resource for understanding the social and military history of the era, "Conscript 2989" explores the lives of these individuals thrust into the machinery of war. This meticulously prepared print republication provides insight into a pivotal period in American history.

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