History of Company B 307th Infantry

History of Company B, 307th Infantry by Julius Klausner Jr. captures the remarkable journey of American soldiers during World War I, following one company's transformation from raw recruits to seasoned combat veterans. Trained at Camp Upton in New York before shipping to France, the men of Company B became part of the 77th Division and fought across some of the war's most pivotal battlefields—from the forests of Lorraine to the brutal Argonne Offensive. Compiled by Klausner shortly after the war's conclusion in 1920, this firsthand war account preserves the voices and experiences of the soldiers who served together, honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice. The narrative traces the company's progression through training, deployment, and major engagements, weaving together personal stories with historical documentation. The original text retains period details, geographical references, and period spelling to maintain authenticity. This compelling military history is ideal for listeners interested in WWI narratives, American military heritage, and personal accounts of soldiers who shaped the Great War. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a descendant of soldiers in the 77th Division, or someone seeking to understand the human experience of trench warfare and modern combat, Klausner's meticulous chronicle offers an intimate window into the lives of ordinary men facing extraordinary circumstances. A tribute to remembered sacrifice and military brotherhood.