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Untold Stories Of The Harlem Hellfighters Of World War I

James Clark
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The Almost Unbelievable Story Of The MOH Recipient Who Took Out 20 German Soldiers During World War I

The 369th Infantry Regiment spent more time in the trenches than any other American unit during World War I.

Untold Stories Of The Harlem Hellfighters Of World War I

James Clark

Sgt. Alvin C. York, 328th Infantry, who with the aid of 7 men, captured 132 German prisoners, shows the hill on which the raid took place on October 8, 1918 in the Argonne Forest, near Cornay, France after World War I.

The Almost Unbelievable Story Of The MOH Recipient Who Took Out 20 German Soldiers During World War I

Almost a century ago, Alvin York led seven soldiers in a charge against a large German force, singlehandedly killing 20 and capturing 132, so the story goes.

James Clark