Auto Racing in the Shadow of the Great War Toys & Games as well as showcasing many

as well as showcasing many flying replicas and where they can be found

and hundreds of lives were lost

unimpeachable sources―such as sworn testimony by soldiers who survived the ordeal―to correct the myths and legends and to reveal what really happened in the Argonne Forest during early October 1918

consisting of a small star which was placed on a Victory Medal Ribbon by the honored soldier

paintings and samples submitted of every officially authorized shoulder sleeve insignia approved in 1918-1919 by General Headquarters

Auto Racing in the Shadow of the Great War Toys & Games as well as showcasing manyDescription by Robert Dick Paperback From 1915 through the early 1920s, American auto racing experienced rapid and exciting change. Competition by European vehicles forced American car manufacturers to incorporate new features, resulting in legendary engineering triumphs (and, essentially, works of art). Some of the greatest drivers in racing history were active during this time Ralph DePalma, Dario Resta, Eddie Rickenbacker, the Chevrolet brothers,