Titlebook: Anglo-French Relations and Strategy on the Western Front, 1914–18; William James Philpott Book 1996 William James Philpott 1996 5327.First

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QSO Surveys and Quasar Evolution,he meantime the war of attrition was to continue. Soon after the Chantilly conference it became clear that the Russian army would not be ready to attack before June, but Anglo-French preparations were still to be completed by March in case an offensive to relieve Russia was necessary..

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,Discordant Strategies: December 1914–January 1915,ure maximum British commitment to operations on the continent and close British cooperation in joint offensive operations. GQG guarded its prerogative to plan and execute the allied campaign, evaluating British performance ‘largely in terms of [French] strategic requirements’.. Although committed po

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Relations in the Field,ncompatible national interests, professional jealousies and inadequate mechanisms for coordination all contributed to a fluid and often tense command relationship. Knowledge of the working of the military alliance therefore aids understanding of the problems of joint operational planning.

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The Ascendancy of French Strategy: The Somme Offensive,he meantime the war of attrition was to continue. Soon after the Chantilly conference it became clear that the Russian army would not be ready to attack before June, but Anglo-French preparations were still to be completed by March in case an offensive to relieve Russia was necessary..

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The Northern Flank Strategy,g on 29 November. Joffre intended to continue the attritional offensive on an extended front between Arras and the river Oise. Although Joffre had abandoned the idea of close tactical cooperation, he hoped that the Anglo-French armies would mount simultaneous offensives on broad fronts, the British

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