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n. the female breasts. What a nice pair of doughboys!

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Charles History Museum will present "American Doughboys in World War I" from 7 to 8 p.

Military author to review role of 'American Doughboys in World War I'

If doughboys were not disillusioned, then what were they?

Doughboys on the Great War: How American Soldiers Viewed Their Military Experience

Thomas Stewart of Eugene, a former trustee of the University of Oregon Foundation, is the grandson of a World War I doughboy who served in France and Belgium in 1917-18.

The first doughboy worth remembering today

company, announced today that retired Command Sergeant Major Jeffrey Mellinger, Bell Helicopter s aircraft design liaison, received the2015 Doughboy Award.

United States : Bell Helicopter's Jeffrey Mellinger Receives the 2015 Doughboy Award

The hilly terrain in the Mosel River valley also worked against the doughboys.

Logistics in motion: supporting the march to the Rhine: U.S. Army logisticians fed, clothed, and supported a quarter of a million combat-weary Soldiers as they marched to the Rhine River after World War I

Doughboys on the Great War is a gripping and engaging view into the feelings and perspectives of the average soldier before, during, and immediately after World War I.

Doughboys on the Great War: How American Soldiers Viewed Their Military Experience

I'm curious about the word doughboy, which is used in reference to World War I infantrymen.

Soldier boy

The Last of the Doughboys is memorable mostly because of the memorable doughboys it tracks down.

The Last of the Doughboys

Redressing the neglect of World War I memorials in art history scholarship and memory studies, Sculpting Doughboys considers the hundreds of sculptures of American soldiers that dominated the nation's sculptural commemorative landscape after World War I.

Doughboys and Comic Book Crime - Two New Books from St. Francis Professors

Doughboys, the Great War, and the Remaking of America.

Doughboys, the Great War, and the Remaking of America

Among countless nominees you probably won't see on TV are, for example, the jazz solo bunch (Chick Corea, Joey DeFrancesco, Keith Jarrett, Pat Martino, Mike Melvoin), the bluegrass gospel album contingent (Blue Highway, Crabb Family, Gaither Vocal Band, Engelbert Humperdinck, Blackwood Brothers Quartet, the Jordanaires & the Light Crust Doughboys, Randy Travis) or those up for choral performance (Dale Warland, Paul Hillier, Edward Higginbottom, Paavo Jarvi, Laurence Equilbey).

THE OTHER GRAMMY WINNERS GET THEIR MOMENT SEPARATE CEREMONY COULD MAKE ITS WAY TO TV

Consequently, even the most recent popular histories tend to dwell on the undeniable heroism of America's doughboys at Cantigny and Belleau Wood, rather than the tactical mistakes and the rather shocking level of casualties.

Mead, Gary. The doughboys; America and the First World War

During World War I, when I was a kid of six and seven, I grew radishes in my backyard "victory garden," Mom knitted wool socks for the doughboys, and Dad bought Liberty bonds.

Oledging Allegiance: American Identity and the Bond Drive of World War II

In the early 20th century, the terms of the libidinal economies were shifting everywhere, quickened by the war: the black jazzmen, the doughboys, the Latin lovers, and the advertisers all put forward markedly new strains of desire on both sides of the Atlantic.

New York Dada: 1915-1923

If you recall those archival photos of World War I doughboys home on leave, you may remember that, from the knees down, their legs appeared to be encased in strips of cloth wound spirally around from ankle to knee.