Tensions at the Marne
High drama unfolds as British prime minister David throws a fit over American divisions supporting the French. Tensions rise between French general Jean and American commander Joseph regarding defense strategies along the Marne River. While Jean advocates for a strong presence in the water, Joseph and his officers favor a more flexible approach, setting the stage for a clash of military philosophies.In this clip
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136: The German Spring Offensive’s End, or The Second Battle of the Marne
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