Secretary Baker Outlines U S War Plan For 1918
Secretary Baker describes the 1918 American war plan, the partnership with France and Britain, and the vast mobilization to send more than half a million troops to France early in 1918. He details Pershing’s eyes-on-the-front approach, industrial duties at home, and the rapid expansion of ordnance and support units.
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