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After a bitter debate over how best to use American troops in World War I, it was determined that they would serve under General John J. Pershing, but accept the final strategic authority from the Allied Supreme Commander, Marshall Ferdinand Foch of France. Initially, American troops were used piecemeal to plug up holes and to drive Germans back, when possible. By 1918, American troops were fully engaged. They secured their first victory in May, at Cantigny, just north of Paris. They suffered terrible losses in June at Belleau Wood, but still claimed victory.

The real turning point came at the second Battle of the Marne, in July, where the combined efforts of the French, British, Italians, and Americans counteracted the German offensive and drove the Germans eastward. Notably, Americans soldiers, fresh to the war effort and not weighed down by years of fighting, provided a decisive edge. In the fall of 1918, Pershing lost over 100,000 men as he and the other Allied leaders continued to push the Germans back. By October 1918, Americans were behind German lines cutting supply lines, and in November 1918, Germany surrendered.

1,050- to 1,400  paper in which you describe the specific role played by American troops in the Second Battle of the Marne, and in the months that followed between the battle and the German surrender in November 1918.

Include the following points:

• Analysis of the role played by American troops in the Second Battle of the Marne, and subsequent engagements with the Germans
• Discussion of weaponry used by soldiers in World War I, including but not limited to bayonets, flamethrowers, machine guns, pistols, mustard gas, rifles, tanks, and trench mortars
• Discussion of the soldiers' experiences, including but not limited to fighting in the trenches, the smell, boredom, lice, rats, food, common injuries, and battlefield engagement

Format your paper according to appropriate course level APA guidelines.

 

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In spite of the fact that US troops expected for the most part a help part in this activity, the fight "came to be known as the start of the end for Germany. 85,000 US troops" (Duffy, 2009) took an interest, with "12,000 setbacks", picking up the applause of" their own officers", as well as the "French and British" leaders also. "Amid this time a solitary regiment of the third Division modified a standout amongst the most iridescent pages in our military history, it kept the intersection at specific focuses on its front, while on either flank the Germans who had picked up a balance pressed forward (Duffy, 2009)". "Our men, terminating in three areas, met the German assaults with counter-assaults at basic focuses and succeeded in tossing two German divisions into complete perplexity, catching 600 (Duffy, 2009)".

This last quote outlines "American military association in World War I" ("Army Leadership", 2007). In the "soup of death that France had turned into, no mystery weapon, mechanical development, political moving or frantic hostile could have supplanted new troops utilized within striking activities along the Allied lines. US contribution changed the substance of the war, as well as helped bring it to an end on November 11, 1918 (Duffy, 2009)". "Discussion of weaponry utilized by fighters as a part of World War I, including" ("Army Leadership", 2007) however not restricted to blades, flamethrowers, assault rifles, "guns, mustard gas, rifles, tanks and trench mortars".

The US Troops used numerous distinctive sorts of "weapons including the standard knife" blade, which served, "both as a utility" device and close battle weapon. "Officers and NCOs were issued 45 bore Colts", albeit some aviators had pistols. "The M-1 Garand" quick "firing rifle was the most" predominant weapon. Numerous "NCOs and squad" pioneers conveyed "the Thompson SMG". The most well-known form "(issued from 1942 on) was not like the Chicago piano from" criminal films. "The forward hand grasp had been evacuated, in addition to a wooden stock had been included around the barrel" ("Army Leadership", 2007). This would acknowledge either "20- or 30-round stick".

"Magazines Early war (M1928) Thompsons" likewise acknowledged "50, 100, or 200 round drum magazines" Every squad was likewise to "have a BAR Browning programmed rifle" (Duffy, 2009). This weapon was enormous however a completely programmed weapon that could set down suppressive discharge was. It had a few genuine ceasing forces. Notwithstanding "this, there was" the fire hurler, which saw more activity in "the Pacific theater." Hand explosives were an alternate "weapon issued" to battle troops. Additionally when attacking shelters or other settled "emplacements, they would bag charges .30 and .50 bore MG groups 2-3 men: 1 firer, 1-2 loaders/bearers" ("Army Leadership", 2007). may be joined to rifle detachments as required, alongside the mortar groups. With respect to different things, some servicemen would utilize adversary weapons, however most gathered these (and pretty much whatever else might be available that was not bolted down) as trophies.

Numerous previous officers of World War 1 affirm the experience as terrible. The environment was a steady resemble smoldering substance, dead creatures, and blasting gunnery. Creature and human waste blended with harsh emanation of the high touchy mounted guns shells. Numerous warriors descried the smoke as getting closer to the smoke of death. The trenches were so uncomfortable and typically incompletely overflowed with mud and water. The trenches were likewise tormented with "lice and rats", rats that regularly developed to the measure of felines devouring off of the copious cadavers "that lay around". Sustenance was rare and barely inviting drinking water regularly must be transported in utilized fuel jars yet despite the fact that they were cleaned altogether in any case they polluted the water's taste. Numerous troopers experiencing shell-stun or posttraumatic anxiety issue were executed as chicken hearts as the mental issue had not yet perceived by the therapeutic group. In the connection of World War I, initiative implied not simply shouting "Tail me!" hopping out of a trench and charging over no-man's-area while believing your subordinates to tail you ("Army Leadership", 2007). An entire host of activities and inactions by pioneers went into building the trust of subordinates so they would tail you. These activities included such things as preparing, guaranteeing the wellbeing.

Furthermore welfare of your troopers by verifying they were sustained, they got to the doctors when vital, they had sufficient rest time, that weakness points of interest were distributed reasonably, that mail was conveyed when gotten, that pioneers showed others how it's done, and above all that they were dealt with decently in disciplinary matters ("Army Leadership", 2007). Nothing will devastate a units assurance quicker that in the event that they see fanciful organization of order. The fundamental, and simplest, some piece of guaranteeing subordinates welfare is the provisioning "beans and projectiles" in armed force dialect. The second and hardest piece of military administration is the preparation part and showing others how it's done.

 Preparing means guaranteeing that your unit, of whatever size, has aced their combat zone assignments. This regularly causes complaining and protestations proceeding genuine fight and are not something officers acknowledge until they are in real fight. This preparation ought to be as reasonable as could reasonably be expected and if conceivable, significantly more physically requesting than genuine battle itself. For the notional sergeant of World War I this would incorporate guaranteeing that his troopers could progress in open request towards the foe trench line, clearing that trench once they got there, uniting caught positions and either more distant progressing or setting up the caught position to repulse the inescapable German counterattack. To wrap things up, all warriors ought to have the capacity to manage medical aid and set up their companions for clearing in the occasion they were injured themselves. The vitality of emergency treatment and departure preparing can't be accentuated enough on the grounds that this let troopers realize that they are esteemed regardless of the possibility that it is not unequivocally expressed. Showing others how it's done is both the most effortless and hardest thing to do.

It involves such things as guaranteeing your men consume before you do, additionally not requesting that them do you won't do. The entire idea of authority is, no doubt at the front, World War I was likely the last war where that had exacting significance, and pioneers were really the first over the top and demonstrated this by heading the way. A physical case of Aristotle's words from The Nicomachean Ethics, "we get to be overcome by doing valiant acts." Leading the way helped guarantee that your officers would take after.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

References

Army Leadership. (2007). Retrieved from http://armypubs.army.mil/epubs/pdf/R600_100.PDF

            Aristotle. The Nicomachean Ethics, 2.1

 

Thompson & Bigwood, (2006). Winning a Cause World War Stories. Retrieved from

         http://www.gutenberg.org/files/19906/19906-8.txt Duffy, M. (2009). Primary Documents

 

General John J Pershing on the Second Battle of the Marne, July-August 1918. Retrieved from

         http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/marne2_pershing.htm

 

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