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The Meuse-Argonne 1918: The Right Bank to the Armistice (Battleground Books: WWI) Posters by Cameron McWhirterDescription By Maarten Otte Paperback The Americans had considerable initial success when they launched their huge offensive against the Germans in the Meuse Argonne in the last days of September 1918. However, not everything went smoothly and the attack became bogged down, held up by the several lines of the Hindenburg System and logistical challenges. A major additional obstacle was the presence of batteries of German artillery on the high ground on