KnowraFerdinand FochLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Ferdinand Foch, each with the reason it gives.All 11Related 11Armistice of 11 November 1918Related: He presented the terms to the German delegation on behalf of the Allies.Hundred Days OffensiveRelated: Foch coordinated the series of offensives rather than treating each national army’s advance as a separate effort.First Battle of the MarneRelated: His forces held the center under heavy pressure near the Saint-Gond marshes.German Spring OffensiveRelated: His coordination of Allied armies helped contain the attacks and prepare a unified response.Douglas HaigRelated: Haig worked under Foch’s overall coordination during the final Allied offensives.Joseph JoffreRelated: Foch commanded forces at the Marne and later succeeded Joffre as French commander-in-chief.Race to the SeaRelated: He helped coordinate Allied resistance in the northern battles.Meuse–Argonne offensiveRelated: He coordinated the Allied campaign in which the Meuse–Argonne attack began.Second Battle of the MarneRelated: Foch coordinated Allied reserves and counterattacks after the German advance stalled.First Battle of YpresRelated: His French forces supported the British defense around Ypres.Allies of World War IRelated: His appointment marked a major step toward unified Allied command.