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History Of S4St Division In France By Red Cross Lieutenant
Lt Calin V Dyment gives a detailed account of the Ninety First Division of the American Expeditionary Forces from embarkation in England on July 20, 1918 through the Meuse Argonne operations. He charts their movements from Cherbourg to Montigny le Roi to the Forest de Hesse, describes the 26 September assault, and notes the unit's actions near Cheppy Very Epinonville Eclisfontaine Avecourt Cierges Gesnes Charpentey and final advance toward Audenarde reaching Belgium before the war ended.
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Southampton
England
Channel
France
Cherboourg
Cherbourg
St. Nazaire
Loire
Haute Marne
Chaumont
Montigney-le Roi
Montigny-le-Noi
Montigny-le-Roi
Condrecourt
Department of the Meuse
Neufchateau
Vavincourt
Bar-le-Duc
Montigney-le- Roi
Feurchateau
Clermont
Forest de Hesse
Verdun
Paris
Hesse Forest
Verdon
Argonne Forest
California
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Montana
Cheppy
Very
Epinonville
Eclisfontaine
Avecourt
Cierges
Gesnes
Charpentey
Kamerad
Belgium
Revigny
Roulers
Ypres
Issegohm
Ingelmunster
Rockies
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Waereghem
Steinbrugge
Audenarde
Eschaut
Seattle
University of Washington
Red Cross