Summer 1918. The last German offensive failed to break the Allies. Unrest bordering on revolution at home spread
demoralization to the German army. The central Powers' alliance was crumbling with Turkey exhausted, Bulgaria beaten,
and Austria-Hungary trying to work its own armistice with the Allies. The situation was ripe for a decisive Allied victory if only they would have the will to launch a great offensive.
But who would want to press on the fighting when the war is obviously nearing its end? Failure to reach a decisive military victory, coupled with vindictive terms of armistice imposed upon the German
would undo all the sacrifices paid on the battlefields, sowing the seeds for the next great war in Europe.
