"With the Army at Hoboken" offers a fascinating glimpse into the American military experience during World War I, specifically focusing on the mobilization and embarkation activities centered in Hoboken, New Jersey. Written by King W. Snell, this account provides valuable insights into the logistical challenges and social dynamics of preparing troops for overseas deployment. The book captures the atmosphere of a nation at war and the pivotal role Hoboken played in supporting the war effort.
This historical record is essential for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of wartime mobilization, the impact of military operations on urban communities, and the personal experiences of those involved in supporting the troops during World War I. Snell's narrative brings to life the events and the people who contributed to this critical chapter in American history.
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