@panthemanii Except it was not and took part in major operations throughout the summer and autumn of 1918, with the battle of Soissons being the most notable example
Incredible, people just do not realize how much of a gap there is between 14' and 18', in this scenario the French outclass the Germans in every meaningful way possible, from infantry tactics, artillery, aviation, motorization to senior leadership
@MugiwarKaizoku1@Jeremy241686 They spent the last 4 years of the wars developing the doctrine and the tech to break the deadlock, and by the summer of 18' they were more then capable of doing exactly that, yes german morale was deterioating fast but that was not the sole determining factor
@YahooliganCLE The French army should still be able to eviscerate the pre war German army, yes Germany still holds the resource and numbers advantage for the long run, but would they even want to go for the long run after suffering what is essentially a desert storm?