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• Battle of the Somme (links | edit)
• First Battle of the Marne (links | edit)
• Schlieffen Plan (links | edit)
• Joseph Joffre (links | edit)
• II Corps (United States) (links | edit)
• John French, 1st Earl of Ypres (links | edit)
• Oskar von Hutier (links | edit)
• Second Army (links | edit)
• List of numbered armies (links | edit)
• Timeline of German history (links | edit)
• German spring offensive (links | edit)
• Battle of Hamel (links | edit)
• Battle of Mons (links | edit)
• Big Bertha (howitzer) (links | edit)
• Hindenburg Line (links | edit)
• Race to the Sea (links | edit)
• Battle of Liège (links | edit)
• Battle of Amiens (1918) (links | edit)
• First day on the Somme (links | edit)
• Fritz von Below (links | edit)
• Battle of Bazentin Ridge (links | edit)
• Hawthorn Ridge Redoubt (links | edit)
• Max von Gallwitz (links | edit)
• Otto Nuschke (links | edit)
• Battle of Guillemont (links | edit)
• Battle of Flers–Courcelette (links | edit)
• Battle of Morval (links | edit)
• Battle of Le Transloy (links | edit)
• Battle of the Ancre Heights (links | edit)
• Hundred Days Offensive (links | edit)
• Karl von Bülow (links | edit)
• Attacks on the Butte de Warlencourt (links | edit)
• 2nd Army (Wehrmacht) (links | edit)
• Louis Franchet d'Espèrey (links | edit)
• Battle of the Sambre (1918) (links | edit)
• Oberste Heeresleitung (links | edit)
• Battle of Albert (1916) (links | edit)
• Georg von der Marwitz (links | edit)
• List of military engagements of World War I (links | edit)
• Battle of St. Quentin (1914) (links | edit)
• Siege of Maubeuge (links | edit)
• Second Battle of the Somme (links | edit)
• First Battle of the Aisne (links | edit)
• Michel-Joseph Maunoury (links | edit)
• Battle of Charleroi (links | edit)
• Battle of Épehy (links | edit)
• Karl von Einem (links | edit)
• Battle of Albert (1914) (links | edit)
• Winter operations 1914–1915 (links | edit)
• Charles Lanrezac (links | edit)