The British theatre of operations was in France and Flanders but in February 1916, Haig accepted Joffre's plan for a combined attack astride the Somme river, around 1 July and in April, the British Cabinet accepted the necessity of an offensive in France.
In April, the British Cabinet accepted the necessity of an offensive in France. The British theatre of operations was in France and Flanders but in February 1916, Haig accepted Joffre's plan for a combined attack astride the Somme river, around 1 July.
The British theatre of operations was in France and Flanders but in February 1916, Haig accepted Joffre's plan for a combined attack astride the Somme river, around 1 July. In April, the British Cabinet accepted the necessity of an offensive in France.
The British theatre of operations was in France and Flanders but in February 1916, Haig accepted Joffre's plan for a combined attack astride the Somme river, around 1 July. In April, the British Cabinet accepted the necessity of an offensive in France.