Meuse-Argonne America's Deadliest Campaign – Part I

An all-original film video with all actual footage from the Battles of the Meuse-Argonne, the last major campaign of World War One, which, to many people’s surprise, was the deadliest battle in U.S. military history even to this day. More than one million American soldiers took part in the Battles of the Meuse-Argonne in France's dense Forest of Argonne and along the Meuse River, making it the American Expeditionary Forces' (AEF) biggest World War One operation. It would leave 26,000 Americans dead, with 120,000-plus casualties. Joined by the French and aided by tanks and U.S. Air Service planes, the Allies capture tens of thousands of German prisoners with the German army beginning its last retreat and surrendering in November. General John J. Pershing, French General Foch, and Colonel George S. Patton appear in this video. 328th Tank Battalion Officers. L to R LTC. D.C.T. Grubbs, LTC W.R. Standiford, LTC R.T. Collins, LTC J.W. Winer, MAJ. S. Brett, CPT. E. Braine, COL George S. Patton BG L.G. Berry 60th FA conference with officers. Left to Right 1LT C.U. Pickerell, CPT A.R. Watzek, BG L.G. Berry, 2LT Br.R. Jones, Adj. L Julian, 1LT C.L. Tylee, 2LT F.B. Gill, and CPT M.V.Z. Belden https://www.doctorpaulcarter.com/ ‪@CarterOnConflict‬