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Joseph Joffre was Commander-in-Chief, a position he had held since 1911. While serving in this position, Joffre was responsible for development of the Plan XVII blueprint for the invasion of Germany, which proved unsuccessful. Joffre was thought to be the 'Savior of France' due to his serenity and a refusal to admit defeat, valuable at the beginning of the war, along with his regrouping of retreating allied forces at the Battle of the Marne.
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How many divisions did the French army have in World War 1?
47
Did the Italian army have a draft for World War 1?
No. But they did get backup when they were losing from the French milatary.
Who introduced the poison gas in World War 1?
The French army used it first not as a weapon but as a deterrent. it is similar to modern day tear gas.
What did the NAZI army fight when world war 2?
the U.S army
What were the class structures before and after World War 1Were most of the population involved in the militaryWhat was the composition of the French Army?
Class structures before and after WW1 were the same as they are today. Most of the male population in countries involved in the war did fight. the composition of the French Army is mostly young men between the ages of 18 and 30.
Who led the french army in the Seven Years War?
Yeah, who DID lead the French army in the seven years war?
Which army did Joan of Arc lead?
Joan led the French army.
Who said that God had told her to lead the French army in the Hundred Years War?
Joan of Arc
How many divisions did the French army have in World War 1?
47
Who was in charge of the French army in World War 1?
Mr. Hill and Fisher
Who did Lawrence Tyson lead during World War 1?
Lawrence Tyson led the 2nd Infantry Division of the United States Army during World War I.
Which what army ranked 1 in the world?
The German army , just they was in war with all the world , the worst is the Italian army , they was beated even by the french, shame on them for all eternity.
Did the Italian army have a draft for World War 1?
No. But they did get backup when they were losing from the French milatary.
Who had the least people in their army in World War 2?
french until American came
Why is World War I significant to France?
world war 1 is significant to france because the french army lost the most men in battle
How big was the french army in world war 2?
When the Battle of Frace happened, the original french army had over 2 million soldiers Once France was occupied by the Germans in 1940s, the Free French Forces (FFF) took other the french army and in it short lastence, it had 1,750 soldiers. So about 4 million was in french army in total
When did the french army admit they had been wrong?
Possibly when the German army overran them through undefended minor powers in world war 2. Or in world war 1, the first time it happened?
