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| Introduction | |
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| Preface | |
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| Map of Western Front 1914-18 | |
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| Sunrise | |
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| An Antelope, a Rope and a Small Boy | |
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| School and Sis, Wild Horses and the Stinkenest Hog Wallow in the World | |
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| My First Big Battle | |
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| Our Home Ranch and a Man with a Gun | |
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| A Girl, a Jug of Whiskey and Sheepherders | |
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| Wild Horse Roundup for Polo Ponies | |
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| Phoenix, Wild Horses, Wild Steers and a Broken Leg | |
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| Christmas Eve, with Hundreds of Dead Cattle | |
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| Denver, Where I'm Rolled of My Loot by a Pimp | |
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| More Wild Horses and a Big Gray Outlaw | |
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| Fourth of July Celebration, Susie, Cyclone and a Wild Beautiful Brown Stallion | |
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| God's Country-Imperial Valley | |
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| Calgary, Investment in Oil and a Soldier of the King | |
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| Loss of Citizenship, Sergeants Moose and Little Moose and the Motor Transport | |
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| An Operation, an Examination, Mutiny and War | |
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| I Join the Royal Air Force to Get out of the Rain | |
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| First Flight over German Lines, one Enemy Plane Confirmed | |
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| Recommended for my Commission and Trying to Live, I have a Great Idea | |
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| Back to France as an Officer, Where I Meet and Become Friends with the Royal Flying Corps' Greatest Fighting Ace, Lieutenant Albert Ball | |
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| In a Drinking Bout, Price and I Lose a Battle to Our Own Artillery | |
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| Boelcke, the Great German Ace, and his Boys Cause us Our Greatest Loss in Any Single Engagement | |
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| Captain Price Returns to England-I Follow Shortly-We are Both Decorated at Buckingham Palace by his Majesty King George V | |
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| Thank God for America's Ambassador Page and his Military Attach�, Captain Champman | |
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| A Great Major, a Sick Observer and a Forced Landing in our Trenches | |
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| Dinner at the Savoy in London to Honor our Old Commanding Officer-Back to France, Where we Lose Captain Harold Balfour in a Dogfight | |
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| Two Americans who Lost their Citizenship Return to America at General Mitchell's Recommendation | |
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| Two Weeks with my Family in Boston-Then Texas, Where Space Began-A Hospital that was a Morgue | |
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| New York to See a Great Specialist-The Auctioning of the First American Colors to Cross the German Lines | |
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| A Free Man, Lucky Beyond Belief | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Afterword | |
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