Under Foch's Command A Tale of the Americans in France - Brereton, F. S.
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Under Foch's Command: A Tale of the Americans in France explores the lives of American soldiers as they join the fight during World War I, specifically focusing on their involvement in France. The story begins with a peaceful spring day in the Rocky Mountains, where two young men reflect on their desire to fight for their country. With America's entry into the war, their lives take a dramatic turn as they prepare to face the perils of warfare. As the narrative unfolds, the characters confront both external enemies and internal struggles, navigating the emotional complexities of war, loyalty,…mehr

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Under Foch's Command: A Tale of the Americans in France explores the lives of American soldiers as they join the fight during World War I, specifically focusing on their involvement in France. The story begins with a peaceful spring day in the Rocky Mountains, where two young men reflect on their desire to fight for their country. With America's entry into the war, their lives take a dramatic turn as they prepare to face the perils of warfare. As the narrative unfolds, the characters confront both external enemies and internal struggles, navigating the emotional complexities of war, loyalty, and camaraderie. The novel delves into the deep bonds formed between soldiers and the personal sacrifices they make in the face of adversity. Against the backdrop of international conflict, the story highlights the transformative journey of ordinary men thrust into extraordinary circumstances. The adventure unfolds with thrilling action, as the characters transition from their civilian lives to the intensity of war, facing both physical and emotional challenges on the front lines.
Autorenporträt
Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Sadleir Brereton, who frequently used the pen name Captain Brereton, was a British Army medical officer and a prolific author of children's books. He was born on August 5, 1872, in Wallington, United Kingdom, and served with distinction in the British Army. Brereton is best known for his works that focused on heroic deeds and adventures, particularly those associated with the British Empire. His writings often revolved around themes of courage, military exploits, and the values of duty and honor. Brereton's experiences as a medical officer during his military career likely influenced the realism and attention to detail found in his works. He was dedicated to capturing the spirit of heroism, aiming to inspire young readers through tales of bravery and moral fortitude. Throughout his career, Brereton wrote numerous novels and short stories, with his works still being appreciated by readers interested in adventure and historical fiction. He passed away on August 12, 1957, at the age of 85 in London, leaving behind a legacy of adventure tales that continue to inspire readers. Brereton s parents were Franc Sadleir Brereton and Isabella Beeston.