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Posted on August 15, 2017September 6, 2017 by tcmonty

Complete: Reserve Officers’ Training Camp, May 15 to August 15, 1917

Monty competes Officers’ Training and is on his way to New York, orders in hand.

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July 26, 1919

From Laon we came over the Chemin des Dames by Coucy-le Chateau and Meaux to Paris. The devastation particularly in the valley of the Somme is almost unbelievable. In the car we were following the route with a road map and where a village was marked you would often see absolutely nothing or perhaps only the shell of the church or one or two walls standing and of towns of five, ten or fifteen thousand people just a pile of brick. You can go for miles without seeing any human habitation; the trees all blasted and withered; the rusted debris of an army and the weeds and poppies running over everything. The great contrast is when at the edge you run back into a smiling countryside intensively cultivated and compare it with what you have just seen.

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