Pershing on American Army Formation in World War I
General Pershing details early 1918 plans to assemble American divisions for action, the challenges of officer shortages, and talks with Foch, Currie, Haig, and British leaders on training, command, and shipping as the war shifted to coordinated Allied operations.
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