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Award Books, 1964. 304pp. Foreword by Gen. S.L.A. Marshall.. 1st Printing. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good/Reading crease fore edge.

Award Books, 1964. From back cover: There is a cemetery in Detroit with 86 American graves...in them has lain buried until now, the fantastic exploits of the heroic 339th Infantry Regiment that battled the Red Army in the strangest campaign of World War I. How were American doughboys pitted against the Bolsheviks? What happened during the 9 month campaign fought bitterly 3 degrees below the Arctic Circle? Why has this battle, which has colored American-Russian relations for 45 years (at time of printing)....right up to today's cold war...been suppressed? Here is the whole story, first revealed by E.M. Halliday in American Heritage and at last documented in detail. . 1st Printing. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good.

Hardback. 1961. The Anglo-American Archangel Expedition: 1918-1919. 232pp Weidenfeld & Nicolson, London 1961. Very good. .