BROTHERS IN ARMS
HAIG AND JOFFRE EXCHANGE MESSAGES. .
i LONDON, 2nd January. Sir Douglas Haig sent the following message to General Joffre: " The past year has knit more closely the ties uniting our two nations. I pray and believe our united strength in 1916 will enable,us to finally drive the enemy far beyond the borders of your . beloved country. All ranks send testimony of deep friendship and admiration for yourself and the armies of France." General Joffre replied: "I \rust the mutual confidence, and co-operation of all ranks will -lead to still greater success. Our combined efforts should enable us to defeat our enemies completely. I wish to express the deep sympathy and affection we in comradeship all feel towards you and the British armies under your icommand."
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Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 2, 4 January 1916, Page 7
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128BROTHERS IN ARMS Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 2, 4 January 1916, Page 7
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