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What countries did US troops fight in World War 1?
Germany
How many troops did Germany deploy in World War 1?
6000000
What nation only had 250000 troops at the beginning of world war 1?
germany
How many troops did Russia mobilize in World War 1?
Germany mobilized 13.25 million troops in World War 1. Surprisingly this was more than Russia did, but by a small margin. Still, based of Russia's population, one might believe Russia would have had a greater number than Germany.
What side did the US join in World War 1?
AnswerThe U.S. joined the allied troops, against Germany and their forces.
What did Russia leaving world war 1 do for Germany?
It helped Germany by allowing it to transfer its troops to the western front because Russia stopped fighting
Why was US Troops in France when they declared war on Germany in World War 1?
When France and Germany entered in WW1, there weren't any US troops in France. The Americans came after 3,5 years. France and the UK had to fight against Germany alone for 3,5 years, suffering huge losses.
How do you get troops in barracks on travian?
You build troops in barracks, you cannot get troops in barracks. You can build troops by going to the page of the barracks, type a number (for example 1) in the correct field and click on enter.
What country was first to mobilize during world war 1?
Germany mobilized the most troops. yeah Germany ROCKS man! best in the world
What year did the US send troops to fight in Germany in World War I?
There was almost no fighting in Germany in World War 1, except in East Prussia in August-September, 1914.
Which was the first country to which germany declared war on the begging of world war 1?
Russia after it began to mobilize troops to the German border.
Who became president of Germany after World War 1?
There was no official government of Germany when WWI ended because they had destroyed their economy and were in control of troops who "kept the peace" but after a series of elections Adolf Hitler became grand chancellor of Germany
