Hero on the Western Front: discovering Alvin York's Great War battlefield
"They knew it was the end. Weakened by four years of war, the reality had finally dawned on the Germans that their armies could never stop the combined might of the Allied forces, now bolstered by the fresh, enthusiastic Americans, who were now determined to be involved in the conflict that had...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "They knew it was the end. Weakened by four years of war, the reality had finally dawned on the Germans that their armies could never stop the combined might of the Allied forces, now bolstered by the fresh, enthusiastic Americans, who were now determined to be involved in the conflict that had engulfed the world.The US effort in 1918, in what became known as the Hundred Days Offensive, was focused on the Argonne Forest. It was there that 1,200,000 men were deployed in what was to be the largest offensive in the United States' military history.It was in the fighting in the Argonne Forest that one of the most remarkable incidents in the entire First World War took place. In October 1918, Corporal Alvin Cullum York single-handedly captured 132 Germans and killed twenty-one in a desperate fire-fight.York's battalion of the 328th Infantry Regiment had become pinned down by heavy machine-gun and artillery fire. Its commander sent Sergeant Bernard Early, four non-commissioned officers, including the recently promoted Corporal York, and thirteen privates to infiltrate the German positions and neutralise the machine-guns.The small American force came upon a large group of enemy troops having breakfast, and these were taken prisoner. They then came under fire from German machine-guns which left eight men were killed or wounded and York as the senior NCO. York and the survivors returned fire and silenced the enemy, allowing the Americans to rejoin their battalion with the 132 prisoners in tow.York was promoted to Sergeant and he received the Congressional Medal of Honor.The site of this famous action was believed to have been identified in 2009 and a memorial erected by the French authorities. However, a team of archaeologists, with help from the French Department of Archaeology and the use of modern day Geographic Information Science, believe that the memorial is incorrectly situated, and have uncovered thousands of exhibits to support their claim.Complete with detailed plans and diagrams, and a rich variety of photographs of locations and artefacts, Michael Kelly presents not only a fascinating account of York's determined courage, but also a detective story as the team unravels the evidence to reveal the exact ravine where the most famous US military action of the First World War took place." -- |
| Beschreibung: | xxix, 343 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten, Porträts, Faksimiles |
| ISBN: | 9781526700759 9781526700766 |
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| 520 | 3 | |a However, a team of archaeologists, with help from the French Department of Archaeology and the use of modern day Geographic Information Science, believe that the memorial is incorrectly situated, and have uncovered thousands of exhibits to support their claim.Complete with detailed plans and diagrams, and a rich variety of photographs of locations and artefacts, Michael Kelly presents not only a fascinating account of York's determined courage, but also a detective story as the team unravels the evidence to reveal the exact ravine where the most famous US military action of the First World War took place." -- | |
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List of Plates Vll
List of Maps xiii
Dedication XV
Introduction xvii
Acknowledgements xxi
Foreword xxiv
Author s Notes XXX
Part I Events in the Argonne Forest 1
Chapter 1 The Hero 2
Chapter 2 Welcome Home Alvin 7
Chapter 3 The Meuse-Argonne Offensive 11
Chapter 4 The Americans at Chatel-Chehery 14
Chapter 5 A Man for All Seasons 33
Chapter 6 The Official History of the 82nd Division 43
Chapter 7 The York Diary, Sergeant York and his Own Life Story 46
Chapter 8 American Statements and Affidavits 53
Chapter 9 The Saturday Evening Post 69
Chapter 10 A Summary of the American Accounts 83
Chapter 11 The German Accounts 89
Part II The Discovery of the York Fight Location 127
Chapter 12 The Beattie/Bowman Field Study 128
Chapter 13 The Nolan Group Objectives 133
Chapter 14 Phase I of Field Study, 3---9 March 2006 136
vi Hero On The Western Front
Chapter 15 Phase II of Field Study, 14-24 November 2006 139
Chapter 16 The Brad Posey Story 150
Chapter 17 Phase III of Field Study, 6-18 April 2009 159
Chapter 18 The 1929 Re-enactment 162
Chapter 19 The Graves Registration Service 169
Chapter 20 The Artefacts from the Third Phase 186
Chapter 21 The Site of Engagement 204
Chapter 22 Individual Firing Positions 224
Chapter 23 German Equipment Items 230
Chapter 24 The Archaeologists and the Science 235
Chapter 25 The SYDE Claims 242
Chapter 26 The Dutch Investigative Journalist 258
Chapter 27 Enter the Dutch Detectives 264
Chapter 28 The Analysis of the SYDE Claims 269
Chapter 29 The Final Word 283
Appendix 1 An Explanation of Ammunition 290
Appendix 2 The Dead 296
Appendix 3 The Other Sixteen 301
Endnotes 323
References 333
Index 337
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