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Diary From World War I Front and Supply Lines
The article recounts diary entries from March 1918 detailing Allied actions near Gaudouviliers, French reception of American troops, and Meagher’s unit experiences. It describes hospital findings including a leg‑loss officer, Maud’huy’s praise of the Twenty-sixth division, and Baker’s Brest visit with logistics of vast supply shipments and training plans for six divisions with the British during the German offensive along the Oise and Scarpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadouviliers
Meagher
A. W. Terrel
Fifty-first Artillery Regiment
Aly
Paris
Kernan
Langfitt
Atterbury
Thilney
Camp de Mailly
Oo Friday
Edwards
Ghemin Des Daomen
Maudbuy
Brand
Judge Advocate General
Cradley
Paderewski
Baker
Drest
Maud'huy
Traub
Conka
France
Brest
Farls
Aft
W. AL. Black
M. L. Brett
Rh. BD. White
Navy
Ralph Hayes
Paria
Chaumont
Linpudun
Pouloty
Kilner
Buppis
Charles J. Symonds
Oise
Scarpe
la Fere
Arras
Gough
Fifth Army
Third Army
Byng