10 Sep 1914
Allied Forces, 1,500,000
General Joffre, Commander-in-Chief
French Army Commanders:
General Foch
General Castelnau
General D'Esperey
General Sarrail
General Langle de Carey
General Dubail
General Maud'huy
General D'Amade
General D'Urbal
British Corps Commanders
General Sir John French, Commander-in-Chief
General Sir Douglas Haig
General Sir Smith-Dorrien
General Pulteney
General Allenby (cavalry)
German Fo...
Ferdinand Foch Timeline
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1914 Aug 14 to 1914 Aug 23
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Battle of Lorraine
On the morning of August 15, 1914, General de Castelnau's Second French army moved rapidly toward the Lorraine border on a front extending from the Grand Cauronne to the Vosges. In the ...
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1914 Sep 5 to 1914 Sep 15
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Battle of La Fere Champenoise
French Ninth Army, 120,000
Corps of Fifth French Army, 40,000
General Ferdinand Foch, Commander
General Grosetti
General Humbert
German Forces, 500,000
General von Buelow's A...
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1914 Sep 5 to 1914 Sep 15
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First Battle of the Marne (the Miracle of the Marne)
Allied Forces, 1,200,000
General Joffre, Commander-in-Chief
Army Alignment from Paris to Epinal:
(Paris Garrison, General Gallieni)
Sixth French Army, General Maunoury
British Army...
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1914 Sep 10 to 1914 Sep 15
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German Armies Retreat to the Aisne River as Allies Thwart German Plan to Extend Their Line Across France to the Sea
Allied Forces, 1,500,000
General Joffre, Commander-in-Chief
French Army Commanders:
General Foch
General Castelnau
General D'Esperey
General Sarrail
General Langle de Carey...
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1914 Oct 19 to 1914 Nov 22
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First Battle of Ypres
The First Battle of Ypres, also called the Battle of Flanders, was the last major battle of the first year of World War I (1914); actually a series of battles, starting on 19 October and ...
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