Faith, T: Behind the Gas Mask The U.S. Chemical Warfare Service in War and Peace

"Well-researched and informative. . . . a good look at American preparation for and experience with gas exposure in World War I."--The Journal of America's Military Past

"As the centennial anniversary of World War I is upon us and as chlorine gas is once again being used as a weapon of war in the Middle East, Faith's review of the birth of the Chemical Warfare Service is well-timed and pertinent."--H-Net Reviews
"Faith offers a compelling investigation of the U.S. Army's experience with chemical weapons in World War I. Ultimately the public and government rejected future use of chemical weapons in battle. If Americans had accepted the arguments of chemical weapons experts, twentieth-century warfare would have been even more terrifying. This book tells an important story of a path not taken, at least not yet."
--Jennifer D. Keene, author of Doughboys, the Great War and the Remaking of America