The Cannoneers Have Hairy Ears: A Diary of the Front Lines

This work is the unedited journal of a combat unit of the United States Field Artillery-the story of one battery of seventy-fives from the date on which it was hurriedly called out of the training sector at Valdahon, until that November morning on which the last shot of the Great War was fired, and, as such, may properly be accepted as the story of most combat units. Necessarily without form, or definite continuity, it is, none the less, a remarkable literary performance, composed, though it was, to an accompaniment of shellfire.