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Army History, No. 100, Summer 2016 by Bryan J. Hockensmith, Managing Editor; Alisha Hamel and Paul X. Rutz; Kevin Davies is a magazine available to read on EtoBox.

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World War I, 26th Division, Yankee Division, Civil-Military Relations, Australia, Defence Central Camouflage Committee, 127th Engineer Batallion This issue of Army History presents two articles on very disparate topics. The first offers a rare glimpse into the lives of American soldiers on the Western Front during World War I. Authors Alisha Hamel and Paul Rutz examine the carvings made by members of the 26th Division while housed in underground quarries and caverns in France. These soldiers left their literal impressions in the rock and provided us with a snapshot frozen in time. Beyond what portraits or service records could tell us about these men,the engravings in these French caves are more personal in nature and offer access to the soldiers’ thoughts and feelings. The next article looks at the age-old topic of civil-military relations through a rather unique lens. Probably unknown to most American readers,author Kevin Davies introduces us to the Australian Defence Central Camouflage Committee (DCCC). Composed of an array of civilian scientists,artists,and others,it was tasked with implementing a national strategic camouflage policy in the early days of World War II. Almost fr

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Author

Bryan J. Hockensmith, Managing Editor; Alisha Hamel and Paul X. Rutz; Kevin Davies

Published

2016

Language

EN

Category

magazine