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OCCUPATION OF MARBACHE SECTOR (LORRAINE), OCTOBER 9 - NOVEMBER 11, 1918 -- 92nd Division

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136th Field Artillery units use scissors binoculars as range finders, and load and fire 155-mm guns from Atton, France, into Germany. The 351st F.A. hauls guns into position at Maidieres. The 350th F.A. fires 155's at Dieulouard. 317th Engrs. repair roads at Ferme-de-Ponce. 58th F.A. units pull an auto from a ditch with a derrick at Bruley. Staff cars are washed at Millery by Negro troops.
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  1. African American Soldiers
  2. African Americans
  3. Artillery, Field And Mountain
  4. World War, 1914 1918

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