France wouldn't of been defeated in ww1, the real reason for the victory was the growing use of tanks. This is what secured the victory for the allies in ww1, with or without America the growing use of tank warfare was going to force Germany into submission.
Naw Germany was far ahead then any of allies when it came to ground warfare, they also trashed France as it is the usual with the last major wars France was in lol
Far ahead of the allies in ground warfare? That can be seen by Germany's total tank number of 20 compared to France's and Britain's combined number of 6,506.
You seem to have a hatred for the French armed forces. Why is that? Other than the stereotype of the French being cowards there's little proof of your accusation. Yes, the allies liberated France in ww2, but they liberated you in the revolution so it's about even. France outperformed the Americans in ww1 and Vietnam. The average French soldier is superior to the average American soldier, even today. What's with all the hatred?
lol the French suck they laid it down in WW2 ...completely worthless such as yourself And every other male member of your inbred family lol ...now go brush your teeth!!
Another top class comeback from todd "go brush your teeth".....yup ....pure class Keep in mind ....this is a guy who said he has loads of people working for him. Earns the big bucks. And claims to be ex military. Baaaahaaaahaaaahaaa. Yup Pure catfish
The French government laid down arms in ww2 but at least they had arms to lay down, in the revolution America had to beg the French for arms.
As in their quality of their tanks,artillery, etc. You should know how their technology faired in that war and in world war 2. You also brought Britain and France into this, both got trashed by Germany in both wars
The British Mark V was a far superior tank to the German A7V, the A7V was a flawed prototype that was rushed onto the battlefield. Stop speaking out your ass to try and win any argument. German tanks were usually superior than allied tanks in ww2 but the production costs meant they ultimately ended up being a big reason they lost
Ah your right about their tanks in world war 1 but that didn't matter now did it? Also their artillery decimated them, the Paris gun rekt France
Yea artillery was a great threat against tanks when they were first introduced, but as we learned to use tanks better and escorted them with air cover and our own artillery coverage, we dominated the battlefields. As the war progressed we would of learned to use tanks better and they would of been the deciding factor of the war
Neither were the Americans, they both had the same effect on the enemy. A psychological effect but ultimately they were both ineffective fighting forces when they joined the war. Tanks had a lot more potential than American infantry did of changing a battle.
Germany was far ahead of the Allies in utilising heavy indirect fire, you know this. The minenwerver or however you spell which was used for trench warfare which they excelled the most in that war I believe.
How does any of that change the fact that Germany was at breaking point even before the Americans joined?
Both France and Britain were at a breaking point. Both sides couldn't really deal a fishing blow later in the war. Britain's Naval battles near the end with the help from America is what really made a huge difference. But even still Germany inflicted more damage on their mighty naval army, though Britain manage to cut of Germany's supplies with their naval army
Lets not forget Germany's ground work caused more casualties for France and Britain, since you believe the allies ground warfare did better
The allies could afford casualties, the central powers could not. Look at the populations of the countries. Central Powers: Germany - 66 million Austria - 52.8 million Ottoman Empire - 19-20 million Bulgaria - 4.5 million Allies: British Empire - 380-410 million France - 60 million Russia - 166 million (left war March 1918) Italy - 34.7 million Belgium - 7.4 million Greece - 4.8 million Portugal - 6 million Romania - 7.5 million Serbia - 4.5 million Japan - 53.6 million Montenegro - 0.5 million The British alone outnumbered the central powers by 2 to 1 in available manpower.