AWM26 487/6 - [Operations file, 1914-1918 War:] Final Offensive, Question of Co-operation in Operations of American Forces with the British - with special reference to the employment of American Troops in the Battle of Hamel, 4 Jul 1918

This file contains:

Memorandum from Warrant Officer Charles H. Franklin to Colonel Bach, American Historical Section, Washington, D.C. 3 November 1927.
Agreement between the Commanders-in-Chief of the American and British Forces in France regarding the training of American troops with British troops, Versailles, 30 January 1918;
Letter from the Commander-in-Chief, American Expeditionary Forces [General John J. Pershing] to the Commander-in-Chief of the British Expeditionary Force [Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig] France, 12 February 1918;
Letter from Chief of Staff George S. [Sherwin] Simonds to General Headquarters, British Expeditionary Force (Operations), France, 11 June 1918;
Letter from Field Marshal D. [Douglas] Haig to the Commander-in-Chief, American Expeditionary Forces, [General John J. Pershing] General Headquarters, 14 June 1916;
Letter from [General John J. Pershing] to Sir Douglas Haig, 17 June 1918;
Letter from [Field Marshal] Sir Douglas Haig to General John J. Pershing, General Headquarters, 22 June 1918;
Letter from [General John J. Pershing] to Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, 26 June 1918;
Letter from [General] John J. Pershing to Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, General Headquarters, American Expeditionary Forces, 7 July 1918;
Message from General H. [Henry] Rawlinson to G.H.Q. [General Headquarters] Headquarters, Fourth Army, 8 July 1918;
Message from Lieutenant-General H. A. [Herbert Alexander] Lawrence to the Fourth Army, General Headquarters, 9 July 1918;
Letter from Major-General George Bell Jr. to the Commanding General, II Corps, American Expeditionary Force [Major-General George Windle Read] France, 11 August 1918; and
Letter from Major-General G. W. [George Windle] Read to Assistant Chief of Staff, General Headquarters, American Expeditionary Forces, France, 23 August 1918.