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General Pershing’s account of American World War I operations
The final report by General John J. Pershing outlines the lead up to U.S. entry into World War I, the 1917 1918 planning for 1 000 000 troops, American independent command goals, training to offensive warfare, and the strategic shift toward supplying and shaping a future American army to fight with France and Britain on the western front.
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General Pershing
Washington
John J. Pershing
Europe
Pershing Gays
Weuse- Argonne
Belgium
France
Seneth
Swiss
Nieuport
English Channel
Paris
Germany
Marne
East Prussia
Warsaw
Turkey
Wiestem
Far East
Dardanelles
Italy
Bulgaria
Balkans
Mazurian Lakes
Galicia
Brest-Li-tovsk
Vilna
Serbia
Montenegro
Austria
Mesopotamia
Plockade
Russia
Verdun
Roumania
Somme
Réumasta
America
Flanders
Metz
Sedan
Briey
Moselle
Saar
Lorraine
South Atlantic
West Point
States
Near East
Riga
Caporetto
Piave
Marshal Joffre
Saloniki
War Department
Toul
Soissons
Supreme War Council
General Bliss
United States
Great Britain
Amiens
Armentieres
Lys
Passchensdaele
London
Abbeville
Oise
Berry-au- Bac
Aisne
American Expeditionary Forces
Foch
Milner
Pershing
Jane