Famous Generals of the Great War Who Led the United States And Her Allies to a Glorious Victory
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Every available man was placed at Marshal Foch's disposal, and the 3d American Division, which had just come from their preliminary training in the trenches, was hurried to the Marne Kiver. Its machine-gun battalions preceded the other units, and, starting for the firing line, were soon in active engagement with JAMES G. HARBOARD JOHN J. PEESHING 151 the oncoming German divisions. Opposite Chateau- Thierry these troops successfully held the bridge-head, inflicting terrible slaughter upon the Pr...ussian host.
The brunt of the fighting, during the early part of this affair, was done by the Brigade of U. S. Marines, commanded by Major General James G. Harboard, U.
S. A., under whom — as regimental commanders — were Colonels Neville and Catlin. The Major-General commanding was appointed Assistant Chief of Staff in France, May 15 th, 1917, and had a fine record as a soldier, from the time that he had graduated from the Infantry and Cavalry school in 1895, to the present moment. He had served in the Spanish War with dis- tinction and, although a volunteer, had been mustered out and appointed a 1st Lieutenant of the 10th U.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every available man was placed at Marshal Foch's disposal, and the 3d American Division, which had just come from their preliminary training in the trenches, was hurried to the Marne Kiver. Its machine-gun battalions preceded the other units, and, starting for the firing line, were soon in active engagement with JAMES G. HARBOARD JOHN J. PEESHING 151 the oncoming German divisions. Opposite Chateau- Thierry these troops successfully held the bridge-head, inflicting terrible slaughter upon the Pr...ussian host.
The brunt of the fighting, during the early part of this affair, was done by the Brigade of U. S. Marines, commanded by Major General James G. Harboard, U.
S. A., under whom — as regimental commanders — were Colonels Neville and Catlin. The Major-General commanding was appointed Assistant Chief of Staff in France, May 15 th, 1917, and had a fine record as a soldier, from the time that he had graduated from the Infantry and Cavalry school in 1895, to the present moment. He had served in the Spanish War with dis- tinction and, although a volunteer, had been mustered out and appointed a 1st Lieutenant of the 10th U.
What to read after Famous Generals of the Great War Who Led the United States And Her Allies to a Glorious Victory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston, Charles Haven Ladd, 1877- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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