"As a contribution to the history of journalism, this solid, well-researched history of the popular newspaper of the US Army during WWI fills a scholarly void. As a study in American popular culture, it is an interesting insight into the mix of wartime tension, foreign location, and enterprise from which Stars and Stripes emerged. ... Recommended for upper-division undergraduate and graduate libraries, especially those with a focus upon American culture, military matters, and journalism." - Choice
