Due to the poor performance of the French Army, as of now, Martin Hughes has dismissed 2 army group commanders, 10 generals, and 38 brigadier generals.
Replacing them are a group of mostly excellent new generals. Among them are some well-known names, such as Felix, Bellamy, and Despreri.
The first to be dismissed was Langrezac, the commander of the French Fifth Army Group.
The Fifth Army Group played a crucial role, but its commander Langrezac publicly defied Cynthia and had a poor relationship with the French General Headquarters.
Moreover, Langrezac did not trust the British Army, and the help of the British would be crucial in the upcoming war.
Therefore, Cynthia decisively dismissed Langrezac and appointed Despreri as the new commander of the Fifth Army Group.
It is worth mentioning that a small incident occurred when Despreri took over as the overall commander of the Fifth Army Group.
