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Stringing Telephone Wire in No Man's Land

National Archives1918-10-01

Reed College of Media Innovation Center at West Virginia University
Morgantown, United States

Members of the 325th Field Signal Battalion, 92nd Division, stringing telephone wire in no man's land. Binarville, Marne, France.

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Title: Stringing Telephone Wire in No Man's Land
Creator: National Archives
Date Created: 1918-10-01
Subject Keywords: African American, Colored Troops, WWI, France, World War One. Negro troops, combat

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