MARCH INTO GERMANY, NOVEMBER - DECEMBER, 1918, 2ND DIVISION | The Archive Project

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This clip is Part 1 of a 3-part film.

Description

Supply trains and U.S. troops enter Andernach and Ahrweiler, Germany, and La Rocrette, Luxemburg. 23rd Inf., troops enter Vitron, Belgium, and are welcomed by children and bands. Nuns care for Belgian orphans. The 23rd Inf. marches under a victory arch in Arlon, Belgium, as the 6th Marine Reg't band plays. 6th Marines enter Madernach, Luxemburg. Townspeople in Mersch, Luxemburg, cheer the arrival of the troops. 9th Inf. troops assemble in Beaufort, Luxemburg. Gen. Lejeune addresses troops at Andernach. German civilians listen to Army band music.

Collection

Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer

Series

Historical Films

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Date

1936-01-01

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TRT

3:34

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