Pershing's Report Frames World War I American Victory
The final report by General John J. Pershing as commander in chief of the American Expeditionary Forces asserts the American army won the war through a spirit of determination in the Meuse Argonne battle. It recounts 1914 to 1918 events, Allied morale, and U.S. strategic planning for an independent force, including troop numbers, training, and transport challenges.
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Secretary Baker
United States Army
Washington
John J. Pershing
Europe
Bellum
France
Nieuport
English Channel
Paris
Germany
Marne
East Prussia
Warsaw
Turkey
Far East
Dardanelles
Italy
Bulgaria
Balkans
Mazurian Lakes
Galicia
Brest-Litovsk
Vilna
Serbia
Montenegro
Austid
Mesopotamia
Russia
Est
Metz
Sedan
Brieutrou
Briey
Moselle
Saar
Lorraine
Varia
South Atlantic
Tland
Prench
Queteler
West Point
Russie
Stummmer
Saloniki
War Department
America
Toul
Soissons
Luneville
Verdun
Hunter Ligget
Neufchateau
First Principles on Collective Bargaining
Countessel compares bargaining to a traditional lawsuit where the party securing the sharpest legal counsel wins the best deal. He suggests legal prowess largely drives outcomes in collective bargaining.
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Austria
Roumania
Somme
Oon Uly Ti
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Tomo Ooo
Elaine
Flanders
Pech
Hingis
Iistreet
Serna
Waly
Near East
Merate
Riga
Caporetta
Plave
Ttaly
Geitish
Marshal Jotre
Cance
GSO
Air Department
Supreme War Council
Supreme War Ecouncil
von Suded
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Rose Brothers
Toggery Pipkin-Taylor Co., Inc
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