The Alliance is Shutting Down (3)

As can be seen just from these assault troops prepared by Germany, Ludendorff's offensive strategy is very simple.

1). Deploy infiltration forces into the hundreds of kilometers long standoff line.

2). Break through the boundary between British and French forces.

3). Neutralize northern defenses and occupy the Amiens railway.

4). Attack Paris.

From a military science perspective, the existence of 700,000 mobile troops meant to stir up enemy interior is close to having the lifespan of a fly.

First, just from the name, they need to stir up enemy lines, so supplies are extremely difficult. They're lucky if they have even a month's worth of food, let alone ammunition.

Next, as the most intense battles will continue, casualties will rapidly increase, and since their main firepower comes from light machine guns, they cannot properly utilize the heavy artillery firepower that Germany has been building up.