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description: An innovation in non-fiction, this CD-ROM contains a full-length interactive book about the U.S. Army Engineering Corps of the American Expeditionary Forces in France during World War One. It also contains several interactive Photo Albums, over 500 photos of the Corps' work in France during the war and a section on the American Doughboys and the France they knew, with over 65 original video clips. There is continuous sound both as background music and sing-alongs, over 50 original songs with lyrics, all this as well as an infinity of amazing zoom effects in the images. A new way of "reading" is now possible through new technologies. Reading takes on a new, fuller dimension by combining text, sound and pictures in a truly interactive book - to be "read" on computer. At the same time, this CD-ROM book presents a rare treat for the amateur of railway history - to see American railroads transported, installed and then running in harmony with French systems. The military history buff will also be satisfied - it features several hereto unpublished photos of General John J. Pershing as well as some rare footage and his famous speech. Original songs, great footage of the U.S. Army Engineering Corps with an in-depth analysis of their ephemerous work in France, this CD-ROM is exceptional indeed. 
language: English
title: America in France, 1917-1919
titlecomplete: America in France, 1917-1919
publisher: Pro-Culture Editions