| Foreword |
9 |
| I. The Origin of the New York Division |
13 |
| II. Preparatory Service on the Mexican Border |
17 |
| III. Guarding Public Utilities at the Outbreak of War |
45 |
| IV. Mobilization for the World War |
49 |
| V. Organization of Camp Wadsworth |
61 |
| VI. General O'Ryan's Tour of Observation with the British and French Armies in 1917 |
71 |
| VII. Reorganization of Division |
85 |
| VIII. Life at Camp Wadsworth |
99 |
| IX. Training of the Division for War |
117 |
| X. Movement Overseas |
145 |
| XI. Training with the British |
161 |
| XII. Service with the 3d British Army |
185 |
| XIII. Service with the 2d British Army |
195 |
| XIV. Battle of Vierstraat Ridge |
225 |
| XV. Special Training in the Beauquesne Area and Preparation for the Battle of the Hindenburg Line |
243 |
| XVI. Battle for the Outworks of the Hindenburg Line |
265 |
| XVII. Battle for the Main Defenses of the Hindenburg Line |
295 |
| XVIII. Enemy Retirement from Hindenburg Line, the Pursuit to Le Selle River, and Le Selle River Operations |
343 |
| XIX. The Rest Area at Corbie |
389 |
| XX. Le Mans Area |
407 |
| XXI. Home-coming, Parade and Final Muster |
429 |
| XXII. Operations of the 52d Field Artillery Brigade |
443 |
| XXIII. Experiences of Men Taken Prisoner |
489 |
| XXIV. Use of the Bomb and Bayonet |
499 |
| XXV. Supply; Intelligence; Medical; Gas; Animal Casualties |
523 |
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