The book History of the Great War, Volume 7: American Food and Ships; Palestine; Italy Invaded; The Great German Operation; Americans in Picardy; Americans on the Marne; Foch's Anti-Political Counteroffensive" tells the story of the key events of World War I that took place in 1918. This part of the cycle reveals the role of the United States in the war, reflecting military operations in the Middle East, Italy and western France. The author describes in detail the American troops, their actions and participation in decisive battles with the German troops. The events of the war unfold before the reader through the prism of strategic victories and defeats, tragedies and heroism of individual personalities. The author describes such key stages of the war as the Foch counteroffensive, the participation of the Americans in the restoration of the Marne front and their role in the fateful events of the conflict. The book offers a detailed analysis of events, reproduction of historical facts and important strategic decisions of the leading military figures of that time.