A vivid, first-hand account of a newspaper publisher turned wartime officer who chronicles his experiences across multiple theatres of World War II with sharp insight and unvarnished honesty.
Blending reportage, personal reflection, and on-the-ground observation, Ingersoll offers readers a rare perspective on the logistical, political, and human complexities of modern warfare. His narrative captures not only the strategic challenges faced by Allied forces but also the resilience, ingenuity, and struggles of the individuals who served. Both an engaging memoir and an illuminating historical document,
Covering All Fronts remains a compelling read for anyone interested in wartime journalism, military history, or mid-20th-century geopolitics.
The book is in good condition. No Jacket. 304 pages, illustrated with photos and maps.
Blue cloth binding. There is minor fading to the cloth in places.
Published by John Lane The Bodley Head in 1942.
