100 Days to Victory

In early 1918 the Germans launch a mighty attack advancing more than 60 kilometers in only three days The onslaught triggers a command crisis British Field Marshal Haig and French Marshal Foch want Australias General Monash and Canadas General Currie to apply their minds to perfecting a new way of waging war one that will deliver ultimate victory The generals arrive at the same conclusion The

Allied triumph at Amiens turns the tide but the German Army protected by the formidable Hindenburg Line remains formidable Ambitious generals lead combined Australian British and American forces in massive battles to break the line On September 29 1918 they shatter the socalled impregnable Hindenburg Line leaving the Germans seeking peace negotiations