MACHINE GUNNER, SERVING IN FRANCE _AUTHOR OF_ “_FIRST CALL_” For a year and a half, until he fell wounded in No Man’s Land, this American soldier saw more actual fighting and real warfare than any war correspondent who has written about the war. His experiences are grim, but they are thrilling and lightened by a touch of humor as original as the Soldiers Three. And they are true. _12º, 16 Illustrations and Diagrams, $1.50 net, By mail, $1.60_ TOGETHER WITH TOMMY’S DICTIONARY OF THE TRENCHES “_Over The Top with the Best of Luck and Give Them Hell!_” _The British Soldier’s War Cry, as he goes over the top of the trench to the charge_ [Sidenote: GUIDE POSTS TO BERLIN] FIRST CALL BY ARTHUR GUY EMPEY Author of “OVER THE TOP” _12º. Illustrated. $1.50_ (_By mail, $1.65_) In the amazingly vivid and simple way that has made _=Over the Top=_ the most widely read and talked of book in America, and the most successful war book in all history, Empey tells the new soldiers What they want to know What they ought to know What they’ll have to know and what their parents, sweethearts, wives, and all Americans, will want to know, and can do to help. A practical book by an American who has been through it all. The chapters headed “Smokes” and “Thank God the Stretcher Bearers” will stand among the war classics. Here is advice, here are suggestions, overlooked in other books, that will safeguard our boys in France. The Making of a Modern Army And Its Operations in the Field A Study Based on the Experience of Three Years on the French Front 1914–1917 René Radiguet Général de Division, Army of France Translated by Henry P. du Bellet Formerly American Consul at Rheims _Illustrated_ The younger Americans who are now in training for active service in the field, and particularly those who have secured commissions as officers or who are preparing to compete for such commissions, will have a very direct interest in the instructions and suggestions presented by General Radiguet in regard to the organization of an army and the method of its operations in the field. General Radiguet’s treatise is based upon a varied experience in the campaigns of the present war.