Crossing of border by 24th Infantry in Juarez
El Paso June 15 The 24th Infantry fourth battalion crossed the international border at Juarez at 11 Sunday night after the order was given. Three cavalry units and parts of the 92nd Artillery joined, completing the crossing in about ten minutes. About 3,600 men participated in the operation.
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Forces Reach El Paso as Crossings Reported
Chaos from border crossings near El Paso as fifth and seventh cavalry regiments cross at three fords east of the city. A battalion of the 92nd artillery crosses east of the stockyards with about 3600 American troops on Mexican soil. Reinforcements prepare to entrain at Douglas and move to El Paso for riverfront patrols amid ongoing peace talks and looming German actions.
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