Battle of Hamel

The Battle of Hamel, fought on July 4, 1918 during World War I, was a short, well-planned attack by Allied forces, primarily Australian troops, against German defenses in France. It showcased innovative tactics, including precise coordination, modern artillery, and surprise, resulting in quick, effective gains with fewer casualties. The battle demonstrated the importance of combined arms and tactical flexibility, influencing future military operations. Its success boosted Allied morale and proved the value of meticulous planning and teamwork in warfare.