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Pershing recounts World War I role and First Army rise
Secretary Baker releases General Pershing's preliminary report on American operations until November 20, detailing training, key battles and strategic shifts from Chateau Thierry to the Meuse Argonne. The account highlights division actions, Meuse victory, and the formation of the First American Army, with notes on equipment, aviation and industry adjustments.
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