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... army should play in the war . When Pershing , upon leaving , expressed appreciation for his appointment , the President replied : " General , you were chosen entirely on your record and I have every confidence you will succeed . " That ...
... army should play in the war . When Pershing , upon leaving , expressed appreciation for his appointment , the President replied : " General , you were chosen entirely on your record and I have every confidence you will succeed . " That ...
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... army , and in the long run , be destructive to overall Allied strength . Wilson was very sympathetic to this position . General Pershing was embarrassed by what he considered the inadequate flow of American troops to France and their ...
... army , and in the long run , be destructive to overall Allied strength . Wilson was very sympathetic to this position . General Pershing was embarrassed by what he considered the inadequate flow of American troops to France and their ...
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... army by surprise and led to a quick reversal of the military situation in Korea . The following day the United Nations army broke through the perimeter behind which they had protected their beachhead at Pusan , and rapidly moved ...
... army by surprise and led to a quick reversal of the military situation in Korea . The following day the United Nations army broke through the perimeter behind which they had protected their beachhead at Pusan , and rapidly moved ...
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