The Chemin Des Dames was a strong natural obstacle, yet weakly held, crushable like the Portugese EF. The Germans had a full month to prepare themselves, good railways to roll in the mandatory fireworks & most importantly, the element of surprise again: after a few miscalculations, no Allied intelligence officer fully trusted his own hunch about the next strike. Somewhere North likely, from the Amiens/Paris railway?
— Oct 11, 2018 02:34PM
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