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List of Illustrations vii
Introduction xix
1 Setting the Scene 1
2 Planning 24
3 Preparation 42
4 The Green Line 78
5 To the Blue Line and Beyond 104
6 In the Air 146
7 What To Do Next? 155
8 Days Three and Four 191
9 The Impact of Amiens 221
Postscript: The Man Who Won the War? 234
Appendix: Orders of Battle 240
Select Bibliography 249
Notes 255
Index 265
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John Moore
reviewed The Day We Won the War on July 28, 2011
The Day We Won the War
Messenger shows why Ludendorf called the battle of August 8, 1918 at Amiens "the black day of the German Army." Looking at the planning and the execution of the operation he shows how the British Army had mastered the use of combined arms of air; tanks; and infantry into what would latter be called :Blitzkrieg." His narrative and analysis reinforce the revisionists in their defence of the military ability of Haig and other senior allied leaders in World War 1.
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