4th Group 3 World War I Battles Timeline by Charles Morris

Brayden Keener, Brian Thompson, Andrew Self, Blake Presley, Marcos Trujillo

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Battle of Belleau Wood June 1-26 1918

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The Battle of Belleau Wood was a battle fought from the first of June to the 26th of June in 1918 between the German Empire and the United States resulting in a major victory against the German army. This was an important battle for the United States Marine Corps because it highlighted their tenacity and courage, resulting in their nickname, "The Devil Dogs."

Battle of Marne 15 July -6 August 1918

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The Second battle of the Marne was the turning point of the First World War on the western front the battle saw AEF divisions fighting side by side for the first time.The experience gained in the fighting near the Marne would prove invaluable as the AEF began independent operations n September.

Saint Mihiel September 12-16 1918

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The Battle of Saint-Mihiel, fought from September 12 to September 16, 1918, was the first major offensive led by the American Expeditionary Forces in World War I. The U.S. and French forces successfully reduced the German salient in the St. Mihiel region, capturing 13,000 prisoners and important railroad lines. This victory demonstrated the AEF's capability as an independent fighting force and allowed for the transition to the larger Meuse-Argonne Offensive, the war's final major Allied campaign.

Mesuse-Argonne Offensive September 26-November 11 1918

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The Mesuse-Argonne Offensive was is the battle with the most casualties in American history.It was six weeks long,and led by General J Pershing. Their main goal was to take control of the railroad hub at Sedan.The American troops overwhelmed the Germans and it led to an armistice being put into effect which ultimately led to Germany surrendering.