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Battle Begins
The Allied Powers move forward on the Western Front of the Argonne Forest to attack the Central Powers starting the first phase. -
Slowed Down
The Allied forces are having problems getting goods to the army because of the lack of accessible roads. -
Second Phase Begins
The United States replace their assault divisions, in which their 1st Division advances 2.5 kilometers. -
The French Attack
The French advanced 30 kilometers, reaching River Aisne and capturing 132 German prisoners there. -
Sickness
The Germans had an outbreak of influenza but continued to fight the war. -
See-Saw
The battle could go either way because both sides were fairly equal due to the Germans resisting attack and counter-attacking the United States. -
Americans Move Forward
The American Army moves 15 kilometers, making it to the end of the Argonne Forest. -
The Beginning of the End
The Allied Forces move through enemy defenses and gain 5 miles. -
Attack!
The Americans rearrange to make two armies and capture German defenses allowing the French to capture a German city. -
Battle Ends
Germans are forced to retreat while the Allies advance 32 kilometers, ending the battle.
