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Pershing's Own Story Of World War Operations
The article summarizes General John J. Pershing’s public report on American Expeditionary Forces in World War I. It highlights Allied and German fronts in 1914–1918, American plans to build a independent army, training for open warfare, and the push to deploy divisions to France in 1918. It notes strategic debates on troop transport, rail and supply logistics, and the urgency of American sustenance for the Allied war effort. It references joint notes and decisions with British and French leaders, including Fo ch and Milner, on prioritizing American manpower and forming an independent American army to fight alongside Allied forces.
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