What were some of the conflicts among Allied leaders about the use of US military forces during the Great War?

During World War I, conflicts among Allied leaders regarding the use of U.S. military forces primarily centered on strategy and troop deployment. French General Ferdinand Foch advocated for an immediate and large-scale integration of American troops into the front lines to bolster the dwindling morale and numbers of Allied forces. In contrast, U.S. President Woodrow Wilson favored a more cautious approach, emphasizing the need for American forces to operate independently and maintain their distinct identity within the Allied command. This tension highlighted differing perspectives on military strategy and the role of American forces in achieving victory.