Battles - The Battle of Cantigny, 1918

The first continual US war attack, which itself is a small act, took place on May 28, 1918. This is the 3rd attack in Germany, including the 3rd Aisne campaign.

Under the direction of Major General Robert Lee Brado, the first American division (about 4,000 soldiers) occupied Germany 's 18th Army under the command of Von Futier. The position of Cantigny and the pre-observation point in Germany

In addition to 368 heavy machine guns and entrenchments and flame radiators, France also provides air force. After advancing the 2 hour bombardment intercept, the American infantry advanced twelve French tanks.

When the village was occupied, Americans expanded the front line by about 1 mile. Small success, its importance is fully covered in the battle made at Eison, about 50 miles northwest.

In the face of seven fierce counterattacks of the day, the next US military occupied the loss position of 1,067 victims; they caught about 100 German prisoners. After the success of Cantigny in the US, it was attacked by Chateau-Thierry and Belleau Wood in the first half of June.

After the battle of Kantinie, the battle of Saint Michael fought from September 12, 1918 until September 15, 1918. After proving their fighting ability in the battle of Kantiny, the American expedition is planning to overtake German-controlled Saint Michael with overwhelming superiority. Under American attacks, German defenders preferred to give up and retreat rather than fighting rather than fighting. Germany's withdrawal means another success of the American expedition

The first American World War I was a battle of Kantiny from May 27, 1918 to May 31, 1918. In this battle, the US expedition team and the first division of the French army attacked Kantinie village in Germany and France. Cantigny was occupied by the American expedition and the French Army on May 28, 1918 and recorded the first successful fight of the American expedition in World War I. After the battle of Kantinie, the battle of Saint Michael fought from September 12, 1918 until September 15, 1918. After proving their fighting ability in the battle of Kantiny, the American expedition is planning to overtake German-controlled Saint Michael with overwhelming superiority. Under American attacks, German defenders preferred to give up and retreat rather than fighting rather than fighting. Germany's withdrawal means another success of the American expedition