Steven Rabalais Books

Steven Rabalais possesses a lifelong fascination with military history and the biographies of significant yet often overlooked historical figures. His debut work masterfully synthesizes these passions, drawing upon years of meticulous research across institutions like the National Archives and the Eisenhower Presidential Library. Rabalais brings to light the compelling story of General Fox Conner, presenting the first comprehensive account of one of the early twentieth century's most influential, yet largely forgotten, American military officers. Through this rigorous historical inquiry, Rabalais illuminates the profound impact of individuals who shaped history from the shadows.

General Fox Conner
Pershing's Chief of Operations and Eisenhower's Mentor
320 pages
12 hours of reading
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The book highlights the remarkable contributions of Fox Conner during World War I, where he served as chief of operations for the American Expeditionary Force. Esteemed by General John J. Pershing, Conner is portrayed as an exceptional soldier and character within the Army. Pershing's high regard for Conner is evident in his statement that he could have sacrificed any other officer before losing Conner, underscoring the latter's pivotal role and influence during the war.