Basically what it says on the tin, what were the allied war plans for 1918.
I know that previously, the allied forces made their plans during the winter in Chantilly, to my knowledge they did this in 1914-16, but I haven’t found anything about a 1917 conference.
I have recently been trying to figure out what the allies would have done if the Germans hadn’t been able to go on the offensive that spring. Would they just hunker down and wait for the Americans to arrive in large numbers? Would they attempt another assault on the German lines given the failures and French collapse the previous year?
I am not interested in why the Germans would be unable to go on the offensive, at least for now, but if anyone could answer my question I would be grateful.
Thanks!
I know that previously, the allied forces made their plans during the winter in Chantilly, to my knowledge they did this in 1914-16, but I haven’t found anything about a 1917 conference.
I have recently been trying to figure out what the allies would have done if the Germans hadn’t been able to go on the offensive that spring. Would they just hunker down and wait for the Americans to arrive in large numbers? Would they attempt another assault on the German lines given the failures and French collapse the previous year?
I am not interested in why the Germans would be unable to go on the offensive, at least for now, but if anyone could answer my question I would be grateful.
Thanks!