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Pershing’s Chronicle of the AEF in World War I
General Pershing recounts the American Expeditionary Forces advances from early November through the Armistice. He notes crossings of the Meuse, the seizure of Sedan threats, and coordinated operations with the French Fourth and Sixth armies, detailing divisions, salient actions, and the preparation for an armistice. He closes with praise for officers and troops and emphasizes discipline, unity, and the enduring American spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theoney
Durie
Gehes
Staine
la Bess
Meuse
Remilly
Villers
Les Petites Armolses
Bulso
Niso
Sedan
Maistre
Fifth Corps
Muareh
Fourth Army
Mien
First Army
Foch
cDiet
Pouilly
Allen
Mouzon
Villemontry
Akill
Seventy-Seventh
Twente
Carzle
Marimbois Farm
Te Berit
Breshes
Meuse Mezieres-Sedan
Gener Weygand
Afernoon
Compiegne
Soissons
Sixth Army
Marshal Foch
Cruyshnutem
Thirty-seventh
Farnsworth
Johnston
Escaut
Audenarde
Hscaut
Ninety-first
Boucle-Saint-Blaise
Eighty-ninth
Stenay
Pouilly-sur-Meuse
Autreville
Moulins
Baalon
Plrth
Second Colonial Corps
Cote de Romangue
Grimoucou
America
Verdun
Argonne Forest
Cur Fe
Ameriean
Corey Bee
Uttle