Pershing Report Details American Role in 1918 Offensives
The Pershing report outlines American forces in the Marne Salient and Meuse Argonne campaigns. It notes divisions and French cooperation, 7000 prisoners, 443 guns, and the clearing of the St Mihiel and Meuse sectors. It cites overall Allied coordination and a 2,053,347-strong expeditionary force with extensive artillery aviation and limited tanks.
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Meuse
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Meuse- Argonne
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