American Military Vehicles of World War I

The late Albert Mroz was a author, artist, photographer, and musician. He was employed as a machine designer in Silicon Valley for more than 20 years. He was a member of the Military Vehicle Preservation Association, the Society of Automotive Engineers, the Society of Automotive Historians, and the American Truck Historical Society, and was on the advisory board of the Hays Truck Museum.

• Table of ContentsCredits and Acknowledgments      Abbreviations     Preface      Introduction      I. Bullets, Blood and Gasoline      II. The Hunt for Pancho Villa      III. Clever Minds and Motors      IV. Slogging Through Mud and Smoke      V. Accelerated Progress in the Industrial Revolution      VI. New Allied Vehicles Dominate      Chronology of the War, 1914–1919      Bibliography      Index

“probably the definitive book on all types of military vehicles employed during World War I”—Military Heritage; “richly illustrated...valuable”—The Listening Post.