US Expeditionary Force
You've asked this as a WWII question, and the answer for WWII is zero. In WWII no US troops were in France until thirty months after the US declared war. In WW ONE, within eighteen months after declaring war the US had nearly 2 million troops in France, and more on the way when the war ended.
The US didn't take France back in World War 2. There was an allied invasion of Normandy that started on 6th June 1944. US, Canadian and British troops landed and recaptured Paris in August 1944, they were also supported by French and Polish troops. After the fall of Paris the Germans retreated from France so that by the end of the month the allies had advanced into Belgium.
US Army Gen. John J. (Blackjack) Pershing. Nicknamed "Blackjack" because he had commanded black troops during his career. The US Army remained segregated (for African Americans) until 1947.
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Yes, Americans were in France in WW1.
You've asked this as a WWII question, and the answer for WWII is zero. In WWII no US troops were in France until thirty months after the US declared war. In WW ONE, within eighteen months after declaring war the US had nearly 2 million troops in France, and more on the way when the war ended.
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.
John J. Pershing.
The US troops were on two beaches, Omaha and Utah.
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Both, because the US was part of the UN. The troops from the UN came from countries other than the US, but the US had the most troops.
Battle of Saratoga
The United States' troops fought on the Western Front in France.
Titanic, after sailing from her place of origin, Belfast, traveled from Southampton, UK, to Cherbourg, France, to Queenstown, Ireland (and then west for the US).
They invaded the beaches of Normandy, France on June 6, 1944, and they invaded the beaches of Southern France a few months later.