In August 1917, Tudor conceived the idea of a surprise attack in the IV Corps sector, he suggested a primarily artillery-infantry attack, which would be supported by a small number of tanks, to secure a breakthrough of the German Hindenburg Line.
Tudor conceived the idea of a surprise attack in the IV Corps sector, he suggested a primarily artillery-infantry attack. This was in August 1917. This was to secure a breakthrough of the German Hindenburg Line. A primarily artillery-infantry attack would be supported by a small number of tanks.