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Heroic Deeds Heroic Men The Us Marine Corps And The Final Phase Of The Meuseargonne Offensive 111 November 1918 David J Bettez

Name: Heroic Deeds Heroic Men The Us Marine Corps And The Final Phase Of The Meuseargonne Offensive 111 November 1918 David J Bettez
SKU: BELL-34448892
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Heroic Deeds Heroic Men The Us Marine Corps And The Final Phase Of The Meuseargonne Offensive 111 November 1918 David J Bettez instant download after payment.

Publisher: History Division Marine Corps University

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.57 MB

Pages: 59

Author: David J. Bettez

ISBN: 9781732003118, 1732003114

Language: English

Year: 2020

Volume: 6

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Heroic Deeds Heroic Men The Us Marine Corps And The Final Phase Of The Meuseargonne Offensive 111 November 1918 David J Bettez by David J. Bettez 9781732003118, 1732003114 instant download after payment.

On the night of 31 October 1918, the 4th Brigade of United States Marines in France awaited the signal to begin an attack destined to end the Meuse-Argonne campaign and the devastating “war to end all wars”—World War I. Begun five weeks earlier, on 26 September, the campaign involved more than 1 million U.S. troops under the command of Army general John J. Pershing, the leader of the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF).