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::(In that case...)  Unfortunately, the American soldiers lost far more men during their time in the war than they should have compared to their allies. This was due in part to their skeptical view of the way the war was being conducted, inexperience, and an overzealousness to get to grips with the enemy. As a result, they fought in 1918 the way the European troops had fought in 1914. Also, many American officers ordered attacks to take place all the way up to the very minute of the November 11th armistice.   
 
::(In that case...)  Unfortunately, the American soldiers lost far more men during their time in the war than they should have compared to their allies. This was due in part to their skeptical view of the way the war was being conducted, inexperience, and an overzealousness to get to grips with the enemy. As a result, they fought in 1918 the way the European troops had fought in 1914. Also, many American officers ordered attacks to take place all the way up to the very minute of the November 11th armistice.   
 
It's rough, but you get the idea. --[[User:JasonN|JasonN]] 09:21, 5 January 2010 (EST)
 
It's rough, but you get the idea. --[[User:JasonN|JasonN]] 09:21, 5 January 2010 (EST)
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::how many battle deaths were there? [[User:RJJensen|RJJensen]] 09:58, 5 January 2010 (EST)
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