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Peyton C. '''March'''. (Ir a [[Personas]].) | Peyton C. '''March'''. (Ir a [[Personas]].) | ||
| − | [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peyton_C._March Jefe de Estado Mayor] que | + | [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peyton_C._March Jefe de Estado Mayor] desde el mismo día en que se manifestó la epidemia en Camp Funston: In March 1918, he was recalled to Washington, took over as acting Army Chief of Staff on March 4 and was Army Chief of Staff on May 20, 1918. He was promoted to temporary general. |
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| + | Aconsejó a '''[[Wilson]]''' enviar tropas enfermas. | ||
CHRISTINE M. KREISER en [http://www.historynet.com/1918-spanish-influenza-outbreak-the-enemy-within.htm Historynet.com (27 de octubre de 2006)]: | CHRISTINE M. KREISER en [http://www.historynet.com/1918-spanish-influenza-outbreak-the-enemy-within.htm Historynet.com (27 de octubre de 2006)]: | ||
Revisión del 09:25 20 oct 2016
Peyton C. March. (Ir a Personas.)
Jefe de Estado Mayor desde el mismo día en que se manifestó la epidemia en Camp Funston: In March 1918, he was recalled to Washington, took over as acting Army Chief of Staff on March 4 and was Army Chief of Staff on May 20, 1918. He was promoted to temporary general.
Aconsejó a Wilson enviar tropas enfermas.
CHRISTINE M. KREISER en Historynet.com (27 de octubre de 2006):
The death toll mounted at home through September and October even as President Woodrow Wilson was faced with General Pershing’s demands for more soldiers. Through the summer, Americans were being sent to Europe at the rate of 250,000 a month. But flu was running rampant on troopships, and those who survived the interminable voyage simply spread the disease to frontline staging areas. Wilson was urged by several advisers not to dispatch additional troops until the epidemic had been contained. The president consulted with his chief of staff General Peyton March, who conceded that conditions on the overseas transports were hardly ideal. He would not, however, concede anything that might stand in the way of winning the war.Every such soldier who has died [on a troopship], said March,just as surely played his part as his comrade who died in France. Wilson relented. The transports continued.
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