Smashing Through “The World War”

Edward D. Sirois's memoir of his combat experiences during World War I is a gripping account of one man's journey through the horrors of battle. The book is full of vivid descriptions of life in the trenches and the camaraderie and courage of the soldiers who fought in them. Sirois's unique perspective as a medical officer provides a valuable lens for understanding the physical and psychological effects of combat on soldiers.

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