Books: Breaking Point of the French Army

Seen on my twitter feed and added to my Goodreads list.

My latest read. Heard not good things about it but I bought it so will read. It’s always nice to read anything about the French so if 10% good all is not lost. Will report back. @croonaert @foxton44 your thoughts? pic.twitter.com/uv8DtgcIbF

— Tim Thurlow (@TrenchTrotter) April 14, 2020

Thomas Dinesen's "Merry Hell!"

Just finished re-reading this classic memoir by Danish Victoria Cross winner Thomas Dinesen who fought with 42nd Battalion (Royal Highlanders of Canada) in 1918 on the Western Front. Highly recommended! English title: "Merry Hell!"#WWI #FWW #GreatWar #History #Books #Literature pic.twitter.com/WHHv2T4WYs

— Denmark 1914-1918 (@Denmark1418) November 22, 2019

Monash: The Forgotten Anzac

A good Youtube on General Monash.

Liberty Wreck at 2nd 2d Aviation Instruction Center, Tours France

Undated photos although the location shows 2nd AIC in Tours.

William Baar Jr, France 1918

My Grandfather is fellow second from the right.  I'm guessing this in France and probably 1918 but I can't be certain.

Marshal Foch welcomed in the United States by Native American Indians in...

Foch requested a visit to the American west to visit Indians.

A Hobbit, a Wardrobe, and a Great War Trailer