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America Maintains Jurisdiction In France And Frontline Training
The diary notes reveal American troops in France remained under U S civil and military jurisdiction while focusing on home front trench training and aggressive open warfare prep. Officers were sent to observe Allied fronts and trainings to reinforce readiness for decisive 1917 spring offensives and winter requirements.
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Washington
Dlary
Chaumont
Frrance
Neain
War Department
France
W. A. Bethel
New York Harbor
Ambassador Sharp
Joseph Reinach
Hare
R. Jr. Burr
Twenty Eighth Regiment
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Twenty-sixth
Paris
Gondirecourt
Feld
Harbord
Raguenéau
Medill
Cornick
Bullard
James G. Harbord
Benjamin Alvord
Harry L. Rogers
Edgar Russell
Signal Corps
G. C. Williams
Ord Trance
A. E. Bradley
Ochicery
Joseph Joffre
Treveray
Ragueneau
Alvord
de Chambrun
McCoy
Cuaptain Boy
Poincare
Otd
Jack
Flanders
Germany
United States Army
Lupeville
Quartermaster General