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I Corps

United States Army corps
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  • Liggett, Hunter
    Hunter Liggett

    Army’s I Corps on Jan. 20, 1918—a sign of the high esteem that the AEF commanding general, John J. Pershing, had for him, in spite of Liggett’s strong dissent from Pershing’s commitment to open-order tactics (as opposed to rigid formations), as well as Liggett’s arthritic, overweight,


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    Army’s I Corps on Jan. 20, 1918—a sign of the high esteem that the AEF commanding general, John J. Pershing, had for him, in spite of Liggett’s strong dissent from Pershing’s commitment to open-order tactics (as opposed to rigid formations), as well as Liggett’s arthritic, overweight,


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