Blanc Mont Ridge 1918: America's forgotten victory (Campaign, 323)
by Romain Cansière, Ed Gilbert
Blanc Mont Ridge 1918 explores one of America’s lesser-known victories of the First World War. Part of the Campaign series, this focused historical study examines the battle’s place in the wider conflict and brings attention to an overlooked episode of American military history.
About This Book
Blanc Mont Ridge 1918 examines an American victory that has received comparatively little attention.
The book places the battle within the broader history of the First World War.
As part of the Campaign series, it offers a focused account of a specific military operation and its historical significance.
Written by Romain Cansière and Ed Gilbert, this study is suited to readers interested in military history and America’s role in the war.
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