Raltuk ah Command Pakhat Tang ah Um hi Abiapi Hringhran

By Van Bawi Lian | Hriamtlaih in ralthawh tik ah nawlpeknak (Command) pakhat tang ah cawlcangh hi teinak le sunghnak biachattu zong a si timi tehte hi Vawleicung Ralpi Pakhatnak (WW-I) sining nih fiang tein a langhter.

1914 ah WW-I a rak tho. Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria le Ottoman Empire (Turkey) an rak ttang tti. Khatlei bu (Allied Forces) ah Britain, France, Belgium, Serbia, Russia le US tibantuk an rak ttang hna.

1917 a phak tik ah a tthawng tukmi Germany nih Belgium ram le France Nitlaklei tiang a lak cang. Cucaah, Nitlaklei Ralhmun (Western Front) timi hi Germany nih a pah khawh ahcun France ram azapi in a lak colh lai i cu hnu cun Europe ram vialte a lak dih khawh lai.

1917 tiang ah hin Allied Forces chungtel ram pawl hi Command pakhat tang ah an rak um kho lo. France ralbawi Ferdinand Foch nih Single Command tang ah um ding in biatung a rak chuahpi nain Britain nih an rak duh lo. Mahle sining cio in ral an rak do.

March 1918 ah Western Front i Picardy timi hmun ah German ralkap nih Britain ralkap cu cei cikcek in an rak tei hna tik ah Britain a lung a fim.

Cucaah, i tthentthek in raldoh loin Command pakhat tang ah kan um lai an ti i, Ferdinand Foch cu Supreme Allied Commander ah an rak thim.

Single Command system tang ah Allied Forces pawl ral an tuk hnu cun Allied Forces pawl caah a donghnak bik ral kahcham a simi Western Front (Belgium Nichuahlei, France Nitlaklei le Luxembourg hrawng) cu Germany nih a rak pah kho ti lo. A rauh hlan ah a sung thai.

Hi WW-I tuanbia nih hin raldoh tik ah Single Command System tang ah um hi zeitluk in abiapit timi fiang tein a langhter.

Atu Pau Dohthlennak zong ah hin Hakha le Thantlang tal hi cu a pikpak in um len loin Nawlpeknak Pakhat tang ah raldo kho usihlaw kan Lairam Pau Dohthlennak hi hmual a ngei chinchin lai tiah ka zumh.

Kei cu ral ka tu ballo, meithal zong ka tlai ballo. Asinain, raltuk hi pengtlang hoih in Bu dirh le B Khua dirh he cun aa dang tuk ti hi ka fiang.

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