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Buckeyes in Khaki explores the role that Ohio's soldiers, sailors, marines, and airmen played in the Great War through the letters they wrote home during the conflict and the relics they left behind.
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A Chaplain Goes over the Top: Driving on Montfaucon with the 79th Division in September 1918
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Waiting for Zero Hour: Going over the top in the Meuse-Argonne with the 37th Division
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The Sounds of Combat: Going into Action at Aisne-Marne
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The Hell I Went Through Becoming the Rock of the Marne
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Losing Charlie Merritt: A Keystone Stater Remembers the Meuse-Argonne
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Surviving the Sinking of the President Lincoln
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A Selectee Gets into the Army: Basic Training at Camp Taylor, Kentucky
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A Dull Rumble Blew 20 Fellows Out of the Hangar: The Ups and Downs of Balloon Training in 1918
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The Hun is a Tricky Cuss: Aerial Combat in August 1918
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With Fixed Bayonets and Poppies in Their Helmets: A Marine Describes Belleau Wood
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