In Together: Annals of an Army Wife, Katherine Tupper Marshall offers a candid, moving, and deeply personal portrait of life beside one of the most prominent military figures of the 20th century—General George C. Marshall. More than a memoir of marriage, the book is an intimate chronicle of public service, private sacrifice, and unwavering partnership during some of the most tumultuous decades in modern history. From postings in remote Army outposts to the center of global affairs during World War II and the early Cold War, Katherine records the triumphs and tribulations of military life with sensitivity and intelligence. She reflects on the loneliness of separation, the weight of secrecy, the social expectations of a military wife, and the challenges of supporting a man burdened with world-changing responsibilities. Yet the book is far from hagiography; Katherine provides insight into George Marshall's character, work ethic, and personal struggles, illuminating his greatness through the lens of lived experience. She writes with elegance and honesty, revealing the toll and strength of a marriage forged in duty and bound by love. Together stands as both a historical document and a tribute to the often-unseen lives of military spouses who serve in silence. For readers of military history, biography, and women's memoirs, Katherine Marshall's voice remains eloquent, courageous, and unforgettable.