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General John J. Pershing                America’s involvement in World War I

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One of the strength of America and much needed for the French and British was the manpower of two million soldiers.

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One of the strength of America and much needed for the French and British was the manpower of two million soldiers.

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General Pershing earlier in his career was a front line troop and then a leader. During the battles of the Native Americans, the Spanish-American War, the Philippines and Pancho Villa. These battles were not a modern war, something that Pershing will discover during the First World War that led him to realize that the war has changed and the horse riding lead in the the front era was over.

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General Pershing earlier in his career was a front line troop and then a leader. During the battles of the Native Americans, the Spanish-American War, the Philippines and Pancho Villa. These battles were not a modern war, something that Pershing will discover during the First World War that led him to realize that the war has changed and the horse riding lead in the the front era was over.

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pitfalls: The US military and soldiers did not have the capabilities and experience of modern warfare like European countries and experience. Although the US military fought in multiple battles before World War I, it was not equipped for modern warfare and the expansion of 200,000 to four million soldiers made the army inexperienced.

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pitfalls: The US military and soldiers did not have the capabilities and experience of modern warfare like European countries and experience. Although the US military fought in multiple battles before World War I, it was not equipped for modern warfare and the expansion of 200,000 to four million soldiers made the army inexperienced.

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http://www.american-historama.org/1913-1928-ww1-prohibition-era/american-battles-in-wwi.htm

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The battle of the Argonne Forest was the deadliest battle of American troops in history with 26,277 Americans killed 95,786 wounded.
https://www.military.com/daily-news/2017/01/10/deadliest-battle-us-history-war-that-slipping-memory.html

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With the Germans agreeing on an armistice with Russia, the Germans moved their troops west. The goal for the Germans was to divide the British and French armies and push the British into the sea. The first division was the first to see battle on May 28 and the second division 3 days later in the battle of Belle Wood.

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With the Germans agreeing on an armistice with Russia, the Germans moved their troops west. The goal for the Germans was to divide the British and French armies and push the British into the sea. The first division was the first to see battle on May 28 and the second division 3 days later in the battle of Belle Wood.