"[Recommended] for individuals interested in regimental histories and/or the US Army in North Africa and Europe during World War II."

— The Journal of Military History, October 2004

"Exceptionally well done...seamlessly weaves together the unit's operational history with the personal experiences of the 18th's soldiers. Readers hoping to get a real feel for the intensity of World War II combat are advised to get this must-have book."

—The Armchair General, March 2005

"This impeccably researched and finely crafted study interspersed with participant accounts and supplemented by excellent maps and illustrations is a model unit history."

—World War II History Magazine, November 2005

• Foreword by Major General Ben Sternberg, US Army (Retired), Commander of the 2nd Battalion, 18th Infantry Regiment in combat during World War II.
• Afterword by George Gentry, President of the 18th Infantry Regiment Association and Colonel George Tronsrue, US Army (Retired), Honorary Colonel of the Regiment
• Cover art by acclaimed military artist Don Stivers
• 17 original maps
• 45 photos
• 424 pages; extensive chapter end notes
• Soft Cover, 6" x 9" format
• ISBN 10: 0-9717650-5-7
• ISBN 13: 978-0-9717650-5-4