The Khaki Road of Yesterday Social History supported by British and French

supported by British and French units

’ The Morning Post thought it ‘one of the best of the English war novels

Unlike other writers identified with the "Lost Generation

Before the United States entered the war

the soldiers in the lost battalions were forever bound by their wartime experience

The Khaki Road of Yesterday Social History supported by British and FrenchDescription by John B. Kane Paperback An autobiography about a preppy young man, John B. Kane who enlist in the Army with his brother Jim. As an original member of the newly formed organization in the US Army "Graves Registration Service," he would use his skills as draftsman plotting the graves of the American fallen soldiers creating the first American cemetery on foreign soil. He unfolds his experiences in France during WWI, including a short