Progress of the War as Foch strategy drives supply line breaks
The Salt Lake Tribune describes General Foch’s tactic of keeping the enemy on the run after he forced a retreat in the Marne region. It notes the German surprise at Amiens, the rapid Allied advance with tanks and armored cars, and advances in Picardy and the Lys salient aided by improved artillery, reconnaissance aircraft, and smoke screens.
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Aerial Warfare Advances Reveal Allied Air Supremacy
The report describes machine gun nests and enemy concentrations spotted from air, smoke screens, and planes delivering ammunition to advancing infantry. It argues that recent months have shown progress in air power, with Allies achieving decisive air supremacy to perform varied tasks and observe retreating enemy movements, as the article notes continued on page four.
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