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The Americans in the Great War; v. 3. The Meuse-Argonne Battlefields (Montfaucon, Romagne, Saint-Menehould)
作者：Pneu Michelin (Firm) [Publisher]
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共 61 题- VOLUME III.
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- THE MEUSE-ARGONNE BATTLEFIELDS
- THE MEUSE-ARGONNE BATTLEFIELDS 1914-1918.
- FOREWORD
- The Argonne Campaign of 1792
- THE GREAT WAR (1914-1918)
- The Battle in the Forest
- The Stationary Warfare
- THE OPERATIONS OF 1918
- The Franco-American Offensive of September 26, 1918
- The Allied and Enemy Forces
- The Attack
- The Period of Attrition
- The Pursuit
- VISIT TO ARGONNE
- ITINERARY FOR THE FIRST DAY
- OF THE CHURCH IN THE UPPER TOWN]
- Buzancy
- St. Juvin
- Varennes
- Vauquois
- Clermont-en-Argonne
- Sainte-Menehould
- A VISIT TO THE TOWN
- Varennes
- Montfaucon
- Grandpré
- Vienne-le-Château
- Gruerie Wood in 1914-1915
- Four-de-Paris
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- FOREWORD 5
- THE ARGONNE, 1792-1870--HISTORICAL 6
- THE GREAT WAR, 1914-1918 8
- THE OPERATIONS OF 1918 13
- THE FRANCO-AMERICAN OFFENSIVE OF SEPTEMBER 26, 1918 19
- ITINERARY
- THE FIRST DAY 31
- The Second Day 70
- MICHELIN ILLUSTRATED GUIDES TO THE BATTLEFIELDS (1914-1918)
- THE AMERICANS IN THE GREAT WAR
- MICHELIN ILLUSTRATED GUIDES TO THE BATTLEFIELDS (1914-1918)
- THE AMERICANS IN THE GREAT WAR
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