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Army, World War I, First World War The following pamphlet is drawn largely from American Military History,which the Center of Military History (CMH) first published in 1956 as a textbook for senior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps courses. The historians at CMH have continually revised and updated the books over the years,but the primary intent has remained the same. This is equally true of this latest revision: namely to support military history education and to provide Army personnel with a concise,authoritative,yet also readable history of the institution in which they serve. As such,this volume is included as a part of the CMH Commemorative Pamphlet Series “The U.S. Army Campaigns of World War I” as a brief overview of U.S. Army in the years leading up to and including the First World War. The following pamphlet is drawn largely from American,Military History,which the Center of Military History (CMH),first published in 1956 as a textbook for senior Reserve Officers’,Training Corps courses. The historians at CMH have continually,revised and updated the books over the years,but the primary,intent has remained the same. This is equally true of this latest,revision: namely to supp
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