Yesterday there was glory : with the 4th Division, A.E.F., in World War I / by Gerald Andrew Howell ; edited by Jeffrey L. Patrick.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 330-337) and index.

Gerald Andrew Howell -- The American Expeditionary Forces in World War I -- The Thirty-Ninth U.S. Infantry Regiment and the "Ivy" 4th Division -- Editorial method and author's note -- A doughboy speaks -- Soldiers a la carte -- En voyage -- Arrival in France and movements -- Behind the front -- Aisne-Marne defensive -- What happened in F�ere-en-Tardenois Wood -- Aisne-Marne offensive -- Formation of the 1st American Army -- St. Mihiel offensive -- Meuse-Argonne offensive -- On furlough in southern France -- Formation of 2d U.S. Army (fini la guerre) -- Advance of 3d American Army (army of occupation) -- Advancing through Luxembourg -- En route to Germany (first U.S. troops on the Rhine) -- Army of occupation at Coblenz au Rhine -- Along the Rhine -- Back to the U.S. via France (demobilization) -- Appendix A. 4th Combat Division A.E.F. Who were they? -- Appendix B. 39th U.S. Infantry Regiment. Who were they? -- Appendix C. World War Americana -- "Mademoiselle from Armentieres" -- "Oh! how I hate to get up in the morning" -- Appendix D. Station list of Company B, 39th Infantry, May-December 1918.