The Hundred Days Offensive was the bloodiest battle during the entire war of World War I. General John “Blackjack” Pershing from America brought fresh troops the battle front. By the end of the Hundred Days offensive there were 1,855,369 total casualties. The Hundred Days offensive was actually a series of battles won by the allies. In the end the total death count was a total loss of 1,069,636 allies including 127,000 Americans. The Germans lost 785,733 soldiers during the Hundred Days Offensive. It lasted from July 18 to November 11, 1918, and was fought on the Western Front. The battle was between Allied Powers: British Empire, France, Belgium, Portugal and Associated Powers - USA versus the Central Powers: German Empire and Austria-Hungary. At the end of the Hundred Days Offensive the Armistice treaty was signed ending the war.
I feel that if the Americans did not join the battle when they did and send fresh troops there could have been a lot more casualties and the morale would have been down.
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A bit brief overall but good info. Be sure to explain your pictures well.