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"Doughboy" was a term used from the Mexican-American War until World War II to refer to America soldiers.
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What do historians call the generation of young men who fought in the Great War and later often questioned their sacrifices?
Fighting Doughboys
Who was the leader of the doughboys?
The Doughboys refer to the American forces in France during World War I. General John J. Pershing was their leader.
What was the nickname for Americans in World War 1?
Doughboys. Yanks.
What was the nickname for u.s soldiers in world war 1?
Doughboys
What was the nickname for U.S. soldiers in World War 1?
Doughboys
What were Americans nicknamed during the Great War?
Doughboys
What efforts did the doughboys commit for the American Force in the war?
The doughboys were a group of allied forces during World War I. They committed many great acts of valor for the American Force during the war.
What was the Nickname given to American soldiers in world war 1?
Doughboys, there are only 3 remaining doughboys left. One of which is a 104-year odl from bayonne, NJ
What do historians call the generation of young men who fought in the Great War and later often questioned their sacrifices?
Fighting Doughboys
Why were the world war 1 solders called doughboys?
They are called doughboys because they carried bread and smelled like the dough all the time. So this is why there called doughboys.
What was the nickname for U.S. soldiers in World War?
Doughboys
Who was the leader of the doughboys?
The Doughboys refer to the American forces in France during World War I. General John J. Pershing was their leader.
What was the nickname for Americans in World War 1?
Doughboys. Yanks.
What were American troops called in World War 1?
DOughboys
What was the nickname for u.s soldiers in world war 1?
Doughboys
What was the US nickname during world war 1?
doughboys
What was the nickname of the US World War 1 veterans?
'Doughboys'
