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8 de oct. de 2014 · John J. Pershing led all American forces during World War I. He emphasized staff work and offensive operations and fought successfully to keep all U.S. forces under his control. Although success during the St. Mihiel operation appeared to validate Pershing’s aggressive tactics, the bloody and controversial Meuse-Argonne campaign muddied his operational legacy.
On September 13, 1860, John Joseph Pershing was born near Laclede, Linn County, Missouri. He was the first child born to John Fletcher Pershing and Ann Thompson Pershing. John had eight younger siblings, but only five survived to adulthood: May, Elizabeth, Grace, Ward, and James. His father owned a general store and served as postmaster of Laclede.
John J. Pershing was born on a farm near Laclede, Missouri on 13 September 1860. He was the oldest of six children, three boys and three girls. He attended a school in Leclede considered exclusive for its time. Upon graduating, he became a teacher at a local African-American school called the Prairie Mound School.
Collection John J. Pershing Papers Menu . About this Collection; Collection Items; Articles and Essays; Listen to this page. Timeline. A chronology of key events in the life and career of General John J. Pershing (1860-1948), army officer and author. John J. Pershing (1860-1948) 1860, Sept. 13.
On September 12, 1924, after forty-two years of service, John J. Pershing retired from the Army. In retirement, Pershing continued to contribute to military life and was highly committed to his position on the American Battle Monuments Commission where he oversaw the construction of monuments honoring American soldiers who died in WWI. In 1931 ...
Urodzony na wsi i pracujący w młodości jako nauczyciel [1] John Pershing, jako jedyny w historii, ukończył karierę wojskową z najwyższym możliwym do osiągnięcia stopniem w armii amerykańskiej „General of the Armies” (stopień ten otrzymał także George Washington, ale dopiero pośmiertnie). Urodził się w Laclede w Missouri ...
10 de dic. de 2010 · In early December, 1917, American Expeditionary Forces Commander General John Pershing warned the Secretary of War that with the collapse of the Russian front, the Germans would be able to ...
