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Identifier: historyofbattery00wide (find matches)
Title: History of Battery E, 323rd field artillery;
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Wideman, Ernst G. (from old catalog) Herrick, Sherlock A., (from old catalog) joint author Shem, Carl A., (from old catalog) joint author
Subjects: United States. Artillery. 232d field artillery. Battery E., 1917-1919. (from old catalog) World War, 1914-1918
Publisher: Cleveland, Ohio, Press of the Ward and Shaw company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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had left in accordance with the terms of the armistice and a German officerwas checking them over to several French officers. At 11 oclock on the morning of November 20th we crossed into Belgiumat the village of Aubange. A crowd of civilians lined the road, the town wasbedecked with allied flags and a banner stretched across the road containedthe words Honneur aux Allies. The children shouted Vive LAmeriqueand an old lady handed out several basketsful of apples, which we enjoyedvery much. This same enthusiasm and hospitality was displayed by the Bel-gians in each village through which we passed. That night we stopped atGuerlange, a quaint little town where we enjoyed the homely hospitality ofthe people who probably suffered most at the hands of the invading army.We were the first soldiers through this section and as the army of delivery,American at that, after four years of German occupation, too much honorcould not be paid us. The following day we crossed over the border into the Gra

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