The 93rd Division [World War I]
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The 93rd Division [World War I] Produced: 1921
Description In this film, General Hoffman leaves headquarters at Bar-sur-Seine, France. The 369th Infantry troops pose with dogs and machine guns. Mules are harnessed and led to stalls at Ungersheim. It also shows activities at the 369th headquarters; troops conversing with French citizens; Black troops resting; mess lines; and street scenes in Ungersheim. The regiment's band parades in the city. The 369th marches from the city. Black troops pose, sing, and dance. French General Lebouc decorates the 369th's colors and the regiment passes in review. Pigeons are released from trenches during a gas alarm. The 369th passes in review at Maffrecourt.
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