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Offiserer fra AEF og Baker Mission, ca. 1918.General John J. Pershing
AEF hjalp de franske styrkene med å forsvare vestfronten under kampene ved Aisne i mai 1918, og kjempet sin kanskje viktigste kamp ved Meuse-Argonne-offensiven høsten 1918.
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