The book "My .75: Memoirs of a Gunner of a .75 mm Artillery Battery in 1914" by Paul Linthier is a fascinating essay about the life and service of a gunner in the First World War. In this book, the author talks about the difficulties faced by a soldier of that time, highlights the dangers and trials at the front, and also shares his impressions of participating in military operations. Paul Lintier describes in detail the work with the .75 mm gun, due to the great technical requirements and intricacies of the use of artillery weapons. He also talks about the camaraderie with his fellow soldiers and his understanding of the importance of team spirit in battle. "My .75" is not only a military essay, but also a source of important historical information about life at the front during the First World War. This book will interest readers who are interested in military history and personal testimonies of participants in these events.