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Photograph H12252 First World War, 1914-1918France. 16 November 1918. French Army Marshal F. Foch and British Army Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig entering the advanced General Headquarters train. (Donor Imperial War Museum Q7178)

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Doullens, France. 13 April 1918. British Army Commander Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig conversing with French Premier G.B. Clemenceau outside the railway station. (Donor Imperial War Museum Q364)
France. 16 November 1918. French Army Marshal F. Foch and British Army Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig entering the advanced General Headquarters train. (Donor Imperial War Museum Q7178)

Cambrai, France. 11 November 1918. Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, centre front, with British Army commanders on Armistice Day. (Donor Imperial War Museum Q9690)

Cambrai, France. c. 1917. M. Clemenceau, President of the War Commission in the French Senate and later Premier of France, and British Army Commander General Haig outside the Hotel de Ville after the

France. c. 1916-08. Marshal J.J.C. Joffre, on the left, French Army Commander, Sir Douglas Haig British Army Commander and Marshal F. Foch Commanding French Army in the Somme, probably leaving French

France. 1918-08. King George V from England with a group of senior Allied officers. Included in the group are Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig and General Sir Henry Rawlinson of the British Army and Gen

Beauquesne, France. 12 August 1916. Senior personnel with King George V from England. From the left, French General J.J.C. Joffre, French President Poincare, King George V, French General F. Foch and
