French infantrymen were affectionately called poilu which translates roughly to hairy one.
Sometimes the meaning of a word doesn't translate well. Poilu shouldn't be taken literally, a better way of translating it would be good, powerful fellow or a tough man. The fact so many of them had big bushy beards also contributed to the nickname.
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American Troops
army nurses
American troops came and the Germans couldn't keep up
The main French Army base for training their WW1 recruits was Camp de la Courtine. Established in 1904, Camp de la Courtine is located in the Creuse department of the Limousin region of central France. It is still in operation today, training French Army recruits.
This is the regiment that Adolf Hitler was assigned to after his first wounding during WW1. It was the reserve batallion of the 16th Bavarian Infantry Regiment which at that time was fighting at the front. The reserve regiment provided newly trained recruits to it's parent regiment.
pershing
American Troops
yes its was famous
John J. Pershing
Sergeant Navil York
army nurses
over 1000
Yes, he served in the German army during WW1.
No during world war one women didn't serve in the army
I luger is a type of pistol used by the German army during WW1.
During the Depression ww1 veterans marched on Washington to demand their bonuses to be paid.
During the Depression ww1 veterans marched on Washington to demand their bonuses to be paid.