Company B, 307th Infantry Its history, honor roll, company roster, Sept., 1917, May, 1919

"Company B, 307th Infantry" by Julius Klausner presents a close look at the experiences of Company B in the 307th Infantry during World War I. This recounting of events starts with their training days at Camp Upton and follows the soldiers as they are sent into the war in France, where their mettle is tested in crucial battles, like the Argonne-Meuse Offensive. Against the backdrop of gas attacks and the constant threat of death, the book also tells about their important role in rescuing the Lost Battalion, highlighting the many acts of bravery under the extreme conditions of war. The story is a tribute to all those members who died, making sure their sacrifices and dedication are never forgotten, ending with the company’s return home to America, forever changed by the lasting effects of combat.