David L. Snead is a professor of history at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia. He is the author of The Gaither Committee, Eisenhower, and the Cold War.

"Editor David Snead skillfully interweaves Browne's personal wartime account within the larger context of the war, his personal relationship with Martha Johnson, and his tribulations in joining and fighting in the United States Army... An American Soldier in World War I is a perfect introduction to the American participation in World War I and utilizes many of the primary and secondary sources available. It provides readers with an engrossing personal perspective that is too often overlooked in favor of tales told from the map tables of generals and armchairs of political leaders."-On Point: The Journal of Army History -- On Point: The Journal of Army History On Point: The Journal of Army History

David L. Snead is a professor of history at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia. He is the author of The Gaither Committee, Eisenhower, and the Cold War.

"Editor David Snead skillfully interweaves Browne's personal wartime account within the larger context of the war, his personal relationship with Martha Johnson, and his tribulations in joining and fighting in the United States Army... An American Soldier in World War I is a perfect introduction to the American participation in World War I and utilizes many of the primary and secondary sources available. It provides readers with an engrossing personal perspective that is too often overlooked in favor of tales told from the map tables of generals and armchairs of political leaders."-On Point: The Journal of Army History -- On Point: The Journal of Army History On Point: The Journal of Army History

David L. Snead is a professor of history at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia. He is the author of The Gaither Committee, Eisenhower, and the Cold War.

"Editor David Snead skillfully interweaves Browne's personal wartime account within the larger context of the war, his personal relationship with Martha Johnson, and his tribulations in joining and fighting in the United States Army... An American Soldier in World War I is a perfect introduction to the American participation in World War I and utilizes many of the primary and secondary sources available. It provides readers with an engrossing personal perspective that is too often overlooked in favor of tales told from the map tables of generals and armchairs of political leaders."-On Point: The Journal of Army History -- On Point: The Journal of Army History On Point: The Journal of Army History