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25 August 2003, 03:20 PM
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Hi everyone,
What would be the overall land area that the USAS covered during it's operational service in WWI? By this I mean what was the farthest north, south east, and west that the American airmen flew their missions. I would expect that they did not venture too far north into the British sector (well, maybe the 17th and 148th). How far did the Americans venture beyond the Oise river into the St. Quentin area, and how close did they operate to the borders of Germany as well as to the city of Paris? regards |
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