Americans Hold Ground as Germans Press Near Aisne River
Across the water and via bridges the German forces advanced toward the Aisne amid broken terrain and artillery fire. American units repelled assaults with accuracy and coordinated barrages, maintaining defensive positions while sustaining casualties and delaying the enemy's progress.
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Andy Rwenpine
Brown
French Victory Across Vesse River And Forested Front
Paris reports American and French troops crossed the Vesle east of Braisne and held positions after two German counter attacks. North of Rheims the line is extended about 400 meters toward Rethel and Laon while repelling German efforts near Bailly and Tracy-le-Val.
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British Gain Ground On French Front Near Lawe
British forces pushed about five miles forward between the Lawe and Clarence rivers in a night communique. German counterattacks along the Hraye Corbie road were repulsed as American infantry supported by the West Coast crossed toward Wismes to press the advance.
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Lawe
Clarence Rivers
Hraye-Corbie
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West Coast
Wismes
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