As of 1916, who did Marshall serve as an aide-de-camp to?
J. Franklin Bell
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As of 1916, General J. Franklin Bell was commanding the American Expeditionary Force (AEF) in France, which was created in the summer of 1917 to assist the Allies in the First World War. Marshall served as an aide-de-camp to Bell, providing him with assistance and advice on a variety of issues.
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