Pershing A E F Leader on Allied Command and Unity
General Pershing recounts the push for a unified allied command at Doullens and Beauvais. He supports G eneral Foch as supreme commander and defends keeping American forces under U S control during training while building its own army. He warns against absorbing American troops into British divisions and outlines training and reorganization concerns.
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Beat Song Begins On The Two Line Note In C
Instructions tell a reader to locate notes marked with one line over and two lines over on a piano. They guide finding the note for the Beat Song and then playing across a chart from left to right while noting pauses.
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