From Maine to France and Somehow Back Again: World War I Experiences of John M. Longley and the 26th Yankee Division "memoir" led the famous 100th Infantry

led the famous 100th Infantry Battalion in World War II

together to write this collection of poetry

The rules are one-to-one with the original

according to many who have tried it

and perhaps more changes to lives which have already seen so much upheaval

From Maine to France and Somehow Back Again: World War I Experiences of John M. Longley and the 26th Yankee Division "memoir" led the famous 100th InfantryJohn M. Longley was a farm boy from rural Maine who went to France as a teenager to fight in The Great War. Somehow, he survived that hell and returned to Maine, but it was only after his wife died that he opened up at some length to his grandson, Mark D. LeBlanc, about his time in the war. This well researched book highlights the two years that Longley spent with the 103rd Infantry of the 26th Yankee Division. The book includes war documents and maps