History
The First Army was created in 1918 to help fight during the First World War. It served as the main American force in the final battles.
When World War II began, the unit was called upon again. It landed in France during the famous D-Day invasion in 1944 to help free Europe.
They pushed across France and into Germany, fighting many tough battles along the way. Their success was a key part of winning the war in the west.
After the war, the unit continued to serve the country during training missions and peace efforts. It remains a historic part of the American military today.
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Notable Operations
Battle of Saint-MihielOperation OverlordBattle of the BulgeBattle of Aachen

