Pershing Reports AEF Readiness and 1918 Spring Crisis
General Pershing notes the AEF readiness after eight months in France and describes trench raids, hospital scenes, and morale. He recounts the March 1918 German offensive, British and French strain, the Doullens decision placing Foch to coordinate, and Pershing offering American divisions to bolster Paris defenses and aid the Allied front. He details supply efficiency at Isoudun and port visits with Secretary Baker and the French leadership.
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France
St. Mihiel
Duncan
Buck
Summerall
Badonvillers
Menoher
A. W. Terrel
Fifty-first Artillery Regiment
Paris
Bernan
Langfitt
Atterbury
Camp de Mailly
Seacoast
Coe
Edwards
Chemin Des Dames
Maudehay
Judge Advocate General
Bradley
Mr. Paderewski
Baker
Brest
Maud’hay
Traub
Mand’huy
Rhugh
W. M. Black
M. L. Brett
R. D. White
Navy
Ralph Hayes
Giraumont
Issoudun
Foulois
Kilner
Red Cross
Gievres
Charles J. Symmonds
Chatmont
Oise
The
Scarpe
la Fere
Arras
Gough
Third
Byng
Figa
Corporetto
Fayole
Fifth Army
Amiens
Petain
Marne
Yser
Verdun
Foch
Doullens
Lord Northcliffe
Bordeaux
M. Clemenceau
Boyd
Pershing
London
The Children’s Corner Word Hunt Game
Dorothy Ermonds presents a playful activity for children using a basket of word slips. Players draw words, compile lists from the slips, and the longest list wins. Suggested words include mountain elephant camping engineer bravery and more.
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