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Ambulancing on the French Front

Edward Coyle was one of the first Americans to serve in the ambulance service in World War I. From a lengthy account of the Siege of Verdun, to such chapters as, “The American YMCA,” “Rear-Line Diversions, and ”Spies," Coyle gives us rare insights into the human side of this intense war. He writes in an eloquent and engaging style that gives a sense of presence and empathy. (Summary by Larry Wilson)

Year of Publication: 1918Genres: War & Military,Modern (20th C)

Running Time: 04 hours 16 minutes 32 seconds(28 chapters)

Language: EnglishRead by: BettyB, bilwelvox, Christine Lehman

#	Chapter Name
	Dedication and Preface Larry Wilson	2:29
	How I Came to Go D.Scott	9:35
	Ambulance Work D.Scott	7:06
	Sandricourt James K. White	13:58
	Medical Care jenno	6:15
	A Lesson I Learned jenno	5:21
	A Visit to Paris jenno	7:12
	“The Front” Steve C	8:01
	Massing before Verdun Louise Jaeschke	12:45
	The Siege of Verdun, Part 1 bilwelvox	14:55
	The Siege of Verdun, Part 2 bilwelvox	15:48
	A Visit to Baccarat BettyB	4:56
	Homeless Children Louise Jaeschke	6:49
	Afternoon Tea Steve C	8:55
	“Petit Post” Christine Lehman	4:39
	Badonviller the Martyr BettyB	9:22
	“Snipers” at Work BettyB	5:50
	“Kamerad!” Akiyama	9:21
	The Art of Camouflage bilwelvox	8:55
	Spies and Their Work bilwelvox	16:40
	Letters from the Front James K. White	19:05
	Eyes of the Army BettyB	8:41
	Anti-Aircraft Batteries Christine Lehman	6:43
	Hand Grenade Work Christine Lehman	12:11
	The American Y. M. C. A. BettyB	9:34
	Rear-Line Diversions Christine Lehman	4:53
	“Food Will Win the War” Stacey Malcolm	5:29
	Homeward Bound Louise Jaeschke	11:04