Three Months of the Trip-Wire

(Note for readers:  Yesterday your editor bungled the presentation of Jim Gallen's review of Crucible:  The Long End of the Great War.  We corrected matters and invite you to scroll down and read the article as we intended to present it. MH)

I  haven't been able to fit in my regular reminders that we have published several issues of the St. Mihiel Trip-Wire newsletter over the holiday season so here's a three-in-one article for those of you who read Roads to the Great War but don't yet subscribe to the Trip-Wire. Here are some links to the issues and some information on what you can find in each issue:

November 2019

http://www.worldwar1.com/tripwire/smtw1119.htm

17th Anniversary Issue

U.S. Infantry (Possibly 77th Division) Attacking North of St. Juvin During the 
Meuse-Argonne Offensive

Main Topic:  The Meuse-Argonne Offensive In-depth
New Articles:
The Centralia, WA, Armistice Day Tragedy
The Rainbow Soldier of Montgomery, Alabama
Plus all our regular updates and features

December 2019

http://www.worldwar1.com/tripwire/smtw1219.htm

A German Veterans Freikorps Unit, Berlin

Main Topic:  1919: Vestiges of the Great War
New Articles:
Western Front 1917 vs. Hollywood 2019
The Voyage of the Red Ark
North Carolina's Breaking of the Hindenburg Line Commemorated
Plus all our regular updates and features

January 2019

http://www.worldwar1.com/tripwire/smtw.htm

The Return of Private Davis from the Argonne by John Steuart Curry 
(Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX)

Main Topic: Burying the War's Dead
New Articles:
Kaiser Wilhelm II Escapes Extradition and Prosecution
Fitzgerald's: The Last Love Battle
Plus all our regular updates and features


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