AMERICAN VIEW OF GERMAN FRONT.
A MILLION MEN FROM UNITED STATES. FRENCH REPULSE ALL ATTACKS. "THE TIMES" COMMENTS ON UNSATISFACTORY POSITION AT ADEN. AMERICAN OFFICERS WHO HAVE INSPECTED THE WEST FRONT CONSIDER THAT THE GERMAN LINE IS PRACTICALLY IMPREGNABLE UNLESS " TREMENDOUS ASSISTANCE" IS RECEIVED FROM THE UNITED STATES. IT IS EXPECTED THAT THE UNITED STATES WILL DESPATCH A MILLION MEN TO EUROPE WITHIN A YEAR, STARTING IMMEDIATELY. THE FRENCH FORCES NORTH OF THE AISNE HAVE REPULSED FURTHER HEAVY GERMAN ATTACKS IN THE VICINITY OF CRAONNE, AND HAVE CONSOLIDATED THE RECENT GAINS. ATTENTION IS DRAWN BY "THE TIMES" TO THE PRACTICALLY BELEAGUERED CONDITION OF THE BRITISH FORCES AT ADEN. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12069, 26 July 1917, Page 5
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