Battle of Saint-Mihiel

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The Battle of Saint-Mihiel was a major World War I engagement in September 1918 that marked the first independent American-led offensive, showcasing the growing strength of the American Expeditionary Forces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War I battle
battle
airPower United States Army Air Service
surface form: American Expeditionary Forces Air Service

French Air Force units
German Luftstreitkräfte units
alliedForcesStrength over 500,000 Allied troops (approximate)
alsoKnownAs Battle of Saint-Mihiel
surface form: St. Mihiel Offensive
axisForcesStrength approximately 75,000–100,000 German troops (approximate)
belligerent France
Germany
United States of America
surface form: United States
campaign Hundred Days Offensive
surface form: Allied Hundred Days Offensive
casualties thousands of casualties on both sides
commander Georg von der Marwitz NERFINISHED
George H. Cameron
Hunter Liggett
John J. Pershing
Joseph T. Dickman NERFINISHED
Max von Gallwitz
commandStructure U.S. 1st Army
surface form: American First Army
conflict World War I
countryInvolved French Third Republic
German Empire
United States of America
date September 1918
endDate 1918-09-15
followedBy Meuse–Argonne Offensive
surface form: Meuse-Argonne Offensive
forceStrength American Expeditionary Forces
frontLength approximately 40 kilometers
location France
Lorraine
Meuse department
Saint-Mihiel
surface form: Saint-Mihiel salient
notableFor extensive use of tanks and aircraft in coordination
first major independent American-led offensive in World War I
large-scale use of American Expeditionary Forces
objective eliminate the Saint-Mihiel salient
improve Allied positions for later Meuse-Argonne Offensive
partOf Meuse–Argonne Offensive
surface form: Meuse-Argonne campaign (preparatory operation)

Western Front
surface form: Western Front (World War I)
precededBy static trench warfare in the Saint-Mihiel salient
result Allied victory
reduction of the Saint-Mihiel salient
startDate 1918-09-12
strategicSignificance demonstrated operational capability of American forces
weakened German defensive positions in Lorraine
theater European theatre of World War I

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Hundred Days Offensive notableBattle Battle of Saint-Mihiel
U.S. 42nd Infantry Division engagement Battle of Saint-Mihiel
subject surface form: 42nd Infantry Division
this entity surface form: St. Mihiel offensive
3rd Battalion, 5th Marines notableEngagement Battle of Saint-Mihiel
United States Army Air Service notableOperation Battle of Saint-Mihiel
this entity surface form: St. Mihiel offensive air operations
St. Mihiel American Cemetery commemoratesBattle Battle of Saint-Mihiel
this entity surface form: St. Mihiel offensive
American Expeditionary Forces engagement Battle of Saint-Mihiel
this entity surface form: Saint-Mihiel offensive
U.S. 1st Army WWINotableEngagement Battle of Saint-Mihiel
this entity surface form: Saint-Mihiel Offensive
Yanks: The Epic Story of the American Army in World War I focusesOnEvent Battle of Saint-Mihiel
this entity surface form: Saint-Mihiel Offensive
Battle of Saint-Mihiel alsoKnownAs Battle of Saint-Mihiel
this entity surface form: St. Mihiel Offensive
Meuse–Argonne Offensive precededBy Battle of Saint-Mihiel
5th Infantry Division participatedIn Battle of Saint-Mihiel
this entity surface form: St. Mihiel Offensive
Hourglass Division WorldWarIEngagement Battle of Saint-Mihiel
subject surface form: 7th Infantry Division
this entity surface form: St. Mihiel Offensive
Hunter Liggett participatedIn Battle of Saint-Mihiel
this entity surface form: St. Mihiel Offensive
4th Marine Brigade conflict Battle of Saint-Mihiel
U.S. 36th Division participatedIn Battle of Saint-Mihiel
this entity surface form: St. Mihiel campaign
John C. H. Lee participatedIn Battle of Saint-Mihiel
this entity surface form: St. Mihiel offensive
Saint-Mihiel siteOf Battle of Saint-Mihiel