My .75

Experience World War I from the perspective of a French artilleryman on the Western Front in Paul Lintier's "My 75: Reminiscences of a Gunner of a 75mm Battery in 1914." This gripping personal narrative offers a firsthand account of life in the French army during the opening months of the Great War. Lintier vividly portrays the daily realities of a gunner, capturing the intensity and brutality of artillery warfare.

Through his eyes, witness the challenges, fears, and camaraderie of soldiers facing unprecedented levels of destruction. "My 75" provides invaluable insight into the strategies and conditions of WWI, documenting a pivotal moment in European history. A compelling memoir of the conflict, this edition makes Lintier's poignant observations accessible to those seeking a deeper understanding of the human experience amidst the turmoil of World War I.

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