This book documents the United States' preparedness for involvement in World War I. The author discusses the military strategy of President Woodrow Wilson and the actions taken to prepare for war. Through this discussion, Villard presents arguments against militarization and America's entry into the war. The book serves as an essential resource for anyone interested in World War I, American history, and military history.

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