Mark R. Henry

A five star Osprey book. This means that it does what such a book should do-not too much, and not too little. Henry focuses the topic on the organization, dress, and equipment of the U.S. Army in World War I. There is not adventuring off to describe the campaigns of the U.S. Army, or its developments in the Mexican Punitive Expedition, or a sudden change of direction to discuss the origins of the U.S. Tank Corps.

The text is admirably supported by the color plates. If you're interested in this topic, paint military miniatures, you'll be well served by this volume.… (meer)