Memorial volume of the American Field Service in France Friends of France 19
Memorial volume of the American Field Service in France Friends of France 19
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Two companions were forced to retire. Despite numerical superiority Lieutenant Giroux con- tinued the attack, endeavoring to protect his leader, until finally forced down and killed. " Ernest's Croix de Guerre citation says, "He did not hesitate to attack within their lines " There was no hesitation in his nature when it came to doing the hard, right things. Lieuten- ant-Colonel William A. Thaw wrote of Ernest: "In the short time he had been with us we had all come to con- sider him a good pal ...and to admire him for his energetic courage. " A good pal, a thoughtful son, a brave man — he lived and died. His courage and faith have left us a "mark to aim at. " 88 PAUL BORDA KURTZ When he resigned his commission as commander of Sec- tion Eighteen to enter the aviation service, Paul Kurtz wrote to his parents in Philadelphia : " I feel that we owe a debt of gratitude to France which mere 'unlimited credit' can never pay. I have done a lot of thinking and have resolved that if the chance should ever come I would show her that there are Americans who could give their lives, if necessary, as long as they knew they were doing what was right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two companions were forced to retire. Despite numerical superiority Lieutenant Giroux con- tinued the attack, endeavoring to protect his leader, until finally forced down and killed. " Ernest's Croix de Guerre citation says, "He did not hesitate to attack within their lines " There was no hesitation in his nature when it came to doing the hard, right things. Lieuten- ant-Colonel William A. Thaw wrote of Ernest: "In the short time he had been with us we had all come to con- sider him a good pal ...and to admire him for his energetic courage. " A good pal, a thoughtful son, a brave man — he lived and died. His courage and faith have left us a "mark to aim at. " 88 PAUL BORDA KURTZ When he resigned his commission as commander of Sec- tion Eighteen to enter the aviation service, Paul Kurtz wrote to his parents in Philadelphia : " I feel that we owe a debt of gratitude to France which mere 'unlimited credit' can never pay. I have done a lot of thinking and have resolved that if the chance should ever come I would show her that there are Americans who could give their lives, if necessary, as long as they knew they were doing what was right.
What to read after Memorial volume of the American Field Service in France Friends of France 19?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James William Davenport Seymour to read onlineMoreLess
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