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" Previous to 1916 the idea of a United States overseas expeditionary force numbered by millions would have been generally regarded as a remote if not impossible contingency. Consequently no extensive peace-time preparations had been made for such an undertaking.... "
A History of the Transport Service: Adventures and Experiences of United ... - Page 26
by Albert Gleaves - 1921 - 268 pages
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Annual Report of the Secretary of the Navy

United States. Navy Department - Naval art and science - 1918 - 1846 pages
...idea of a United States overseas expeditionary force numbered by millions would have been generally regarded as a remote if not impossible contingency....preparations had been made for such an undertaking. The task of providing a transport fleet was, therefore, a pioneer work. Ships had to be obtained, officers...
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Naval Power in the War (1914-1918)

Charles Clifford Gill - Dogger Bank, Battle of the, 1915 - 1919 - 336 pages
...idea of a United States overseas expeditionary force numbered by millions would have been generally regarded as a remote if not impossible contingency....preparations had been made for such an undertaking. The task of providing a transport fleet was, therefore, a pioneer work. Ships had to be obtained, officers...
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New York Times Current History: the European war, Volume 17

1919 - 680 pages
...1— * United States overseas expedition• ary force numbered by millions would have been generally regarded as a remote if not impossible contingency....preparations had been made for such an undertaking. The task of providing a transport fleet was, therefore, a pioneer work. Ships had to be obtained, officers...
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THE GREAT EVENTS OF THE GREAT WAR

CHARLES F. HORNE, WALTER F. AUSTIN - 1923 - 1528 pages
...idea of a United States overseas expeditionary force numbered by millions would have been generally regarded as a remote if not impossible contingency....preparations had been made for such an undertaking. The task of providing a transport fleet was, therefore, a pioneer work. Ships had to be obtained, officers...
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Current History, Volume 9

History - 1918 - 656 pages
...idea of a United States overseas expeditionary force numbered by millions would have been generally regarded as a remote if not impossible contingency....preparations had been made for such an undertaking. The task of providing a transport fleet was, therefore, a pioneer work. Ships had to be obtained, officers...
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