It sought to reach the rail station at Sedan [seh-daw].
Early in the second phase of this battle, 132 Germans were single–handedly captured without use of arms by Corporal Alvin York. Another exploit during this battle began one day earlier when nine companies of the US 77th Division were separated from the main force, forcing them to use carrier pigeons to communicate while holding out, in the "Lost Battalion" incident. The 117,000 casualties suffered by the American Expeditionary Force makes this battle that started in September 1918 the single bloodiest one in US military history. It sought to reach the rail station at Sedan [seh-daw]. Identify this last offensive of World War I, which ended with the November 11 armistice.
Early in the second phase of this battle, 132 Germans were single–handedly captured without use of arms by Corporal Alvin York.
Battle of the Argonne Forest [accept Meuse-Argonne or Maas-Argonne Offensive/Battle]