Foch's Third Battle of the Somme Opens in Picardy
The article analyzes Marshal Foch's 1918 offensive in Picardy as a pivotal shift in the western front balance. It compares earlier allied actions, notes Ludendorff's overextended salients, and details Allied breakthroughs from Amiens to Montdidier and the disruption of German plans. It emphasizes British and French coordination, the strategic significance of recaptured rail lines, and the potential for a broader German retreat toward the Hindenburg Line.
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Rane H. Simmonds
the Tribune Associaton
New York Tribune
Foch
Picardy
Aisne
Marne
Ludendorff
Somme
Oise
Scarpes
Hutier
Gough
Freneh
Fayolle
Amiens
Flanders
Vopres
Napoleon
Blucher
Wellington
Petain
Compiegne
Channel
Paris
Amicna
Caltis
Ladendorfinny
Ludendertt
Tieardy
Fteird
Fhainders Salient
Paul Azen
Amiens Salient
Azan
Prench Enpert
Anan
Aanera Trenseryve
T.ten
bLadendorff
America
Veste
Reime
Navow
Reims
Atenes
Koch
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Chaules
Miseus Mangin
Suisauus
Remis
Soissons
Chauines
Salient
Soisgons
Roye Ose
Far
Mare Salient
Stratton
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Maig
Lloyd Georgie
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Ag Howe
Verdun
Champagne
Ludendortis
Prenel
Nis Pambic
Soamme_tor
Ancre
Lucendort
Albers
Amiens-St. Quentin
Rom Road
Rawkinson
Debdney
Montdidier
Cambrai
Hinre
Satieribay
Brewet Conmeey
Chiulnes
Tavaist
Brel
Ofsewee
Albert
Rihecourt
Chinlnes
Roye
Lassigiy
Evinain
P Renner
Vance Tata
Montdidine Satient Was Hone
Suhteinane
Nppper
Samien St Hine
Aris
Hire Bapaune
Pere She
Vim
Tie Ofse
Naxon
Chiang
Paris Menage
Allies
Fac
Menien
de Ofse Avenue
de Marne Poute
Wnion
Kteeh
Chis Vity
Hain Parke
Amiens-Valits
Ludendorf
Lassigeny
Nayon
Sammeé
Fadendorff
Noeper Somme
Western Front
Citeria
Hindenburg
French
Koeh
Be Sped Up by Biliousness Remedy Claim
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Seine Chamberlain
Emma Verbryke
Lina
Olin
Wounded Yank Aid at French Red Cross Canteen
A first hand account from France details American and Allied relief efforts as wounded soldiers arrive by train. Red Cross canteens run by American and French volunteers provide coffee, bread, and care while a sudden storm and air raid echoes shape the scene near a base hospital and a bustling ambulance train.
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France
Ruther
Naeeriean
Caderth
BerVen
American Red Cross
Tome
Yank Rai
Red Cross
Ginte
Krancre
Visipet
Staion
Delta
Mts
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