This collection of transcripts from Congressional hearings on war expenditures provides a detailed look at the cost of America's involvement in World War I. From procurement to logistics to medical care, the hearings cover a broad range of topics related to the war effort. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of war finance and the economic impact of warfare.

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