The American Army in the European Conflict
The American Army in the European Conflict
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On the same day, General Bullard was placed in com- mand of the Second American Army, and at the head of this new formation he estabhshed headquarters at Toul.
The First Army continued to include the Thirty-third and Seventeenth French Corps, the Third, Fifth, and First American Corps. It proceeded to carry out its offensive mission remaining, however, stationary on its right wing.^^ The Second Army maintained a comparatively passive attitude between Port-sur-Seille and Menil-en-Woevre, where f...rom right to left we find in line the Fourth Ameri- can Corps and the Second French Colonial Corps. The Sixth American Corps, in process of formation at Saizerais, was attached to this army.
We have seen with what method and logical sequence the commander-in-chief of the American forces grouped his units and disposed his staffs, in order to better his or- ganization and prepare an American sector constantly spreading and acquiring daily a more national character.
General Pershing had shown no hesitation in assuming the responsibility of a direct command at a time when there was every reason to be anxious in regard to the 13 General Maistre, commanding the French Central Army group, was charged with coordinating the action of the First American Army and that of the Fourth French Army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the same day, General Bullard was placed in com- mand of the Second American Army, and at the head of this new formation he estabhshed headquarters at Toul.
The First Army continued to include the Thirty-third and Seventeenth French Corps, the Third, Fifth, and First American Corps. It proceeded to carry out its offensive mission remaining, however, stationary on its right wing.^^ The Second Army maintained a comparatively passive attitude between Port-sur-Seille and Menil-en-Woevre, where f...rom right to left we find in line the Fourth Ameri- can Corps and the Second French Colonial Corps. The Sixth American Corps, in process of formation at Saizerais, was attached to this army.
We have seen with what method and logical sequence the commander-in-chief of the American forces grouped his units and disposed his staffs, in order to better his or- ganization and prepare an American sector constantly spreading and acquiring daily a more national character.
General Pershing had shown no hesitation in assuming the responsibility of a direct command at a time when there was every reason to be anxious in regard to the 13 General Maistre, commanding the French Central Army group, was charged with coordinating the action of the First American Army and that of the Fourth French Army.
What to read after The American Army in the European Conflict?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacques Aldebert De Pineton Chambrun to read onlineMoreLess
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