#foch

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Rare footage of early Cold War French armor on parade, 1950. In order we can see M4A1E8s, a Panhard EBR, Jeeps armed with a recoilless rifles, early model AMX-13s, the only prototype of the CA AMX-50 "Foch", a few AMX-50 (100)s, and multiple ARL-44s.

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Barbie colors by DISH@Dishwasher1910

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le croisseur Dupleix et le croiseur Foch Albert Brenet.

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[Azur Lane] Foch and Bellona

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5 May 1921 was the centenary of the death of Napoleon. Marshal Foch, who led French forces to victory in World War I just a few years earlier, presented the Emperor’s sword in front of his tomb. In his eulogy, he said, “Sire, you can sleep in peace.”

At the end of his life, in a book of interviews published after his death, Marshal Foch confided his opinions on Napoleon: Fondation Napoléon

In it, he says that Napoleon’s civil and military achievements were due to “very simple, very clear principles, handled by Napoleon with dizzying mastery and virtuosity.”