What does AEF stand for?

American Expeditionary Force

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Soon, after approval of the wildcat Insignia, from the headquarters of the American Expeditionary Force, other divisions began wearing shoulder sleeve insignia.

81st Infantry Division of the United States Army Wore the First ...

Pershing to allow a Marine division in the American Expeditionary Force.

Army, not Marines

In the Spring 2008 issue of Military Police, (1) I discussed the Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) being formed within the Military Police Corps of the American Expeditionary Force in France.

The Army's First Chief of Criminal Investigations

Naomi Rogers examines how growing interest in child health reflected anxieties about the condition of recruits to the American Expeditionary Forces during the First World War.

Children's Health in Historical Perspective

95) by David Bonk joins others in Osprey's specialized 'Campaign' series to cover the actions of a 1918 American Expeditionary Force, which helped defeat the last German offensive of World War I.

Osprey Publishing

95) by David Bonk joins others in Osprey's specialized 'Campaign' series to cover the actions of a 1918 American Expeditionary Force, which helped defeat the last German offensive of World War I.

Osprey Publishing

Overused, increasingly exhausted, with no replacements available and no reinforcements backing them up, the danger exists that part of the American expeditionary force is disintegrating.

Bush\'d5s Bunker Mentality On Display in Baghdad

1917: The first troops of the American Expeditionary Force arrived in France during World War I.

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