• forchin,
• fouyth,
• forish,
• foutth,
• fooish,
• youch,
• poch,
• soeech,
• fooice,
• focii,
• tiouch,
• ficher,
• woich,
• tych,
• shoch,
• fouht,
• forhe,
• cowch,
• forck,
• foct,
• flach,
• noch,
• foice,
• voche,
• ffesh,
• focua,
• choch,
• fuchure,
• thch,
• ofichio,
• flech,
• wjich,
• fough,
• foruche,
• ofeach,
• facia,
• owch,
• fech,
• hoochie,
• hochey,
• touvch,
• fshhh,
• fuschia,
• foth,
• fasha,
• footh,
• fanch,
• noche,
• fourh,
• focu,
• gotch,
• koch,
• focs,
• fersh,
• focue,
• doche,
• foght,
• fusha,
• yoshi,
• fouc,
• foccia,
• foh,
• focau,
• roch,
• fothe,
• foc,
• woch,
• feach,
• fuch,
• gnoochi,
• fecher,
• kuoch,
• foreach,
• forca,
• fisha,
• fchp,
• fucshia,
• fuwcher,
• boche,
• och,
• fernch,
• firsh,
• toch,
• fench,
• chuoch,
• pych,
• fouce,
• fewcher,
• whch,
• ficsh,
• knoch,
• coch,
• sochi,
• faci,
• yoochu,
• ooch,
• thoch,
• fich,
• forchune,
• fcor,
• moch,
• fluch,
• fucher,
• foce,
• gnochi,
• fosh,
• focm,
• fisch,
• fuchia,
• frech,
• fatch,
• flich,
• focui,
• lych,
• fouth,
• whoch,
• phych,
• forwhich,
• goach,
• ffth,
• forh,
• forchon

Georges Clemenceau, nicknamed "Pere La Victoire" and "Le Tiger", has a special place in the French military history. His name is associated with the victorious French commander in WWI, Ferdinand FOCH. Foch was born in Tarbes, France, in 1851 and served in the French military before eventually served as commander-in-chief of Allied forces during the last two years of the Great War.

Foch is best remembered for his leadership of the Allied forces at the battle of the Marne, where the German offensive was halted and their momentum suddenly reversed.