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Soldiers stand at attention

On October 25, 1918, in a street in Dampierre, France, soldiers of the 321st Infantry Regiment stand at attention with "eyes right." The 321st Infantry Regiment was part of the 81st Division, also known as the "Wildcat Division." This photograph comes from Box 5 within Photographs, WWI Papers, 1903-1933, in the North Carolina State Archives.

Photograph of soldiers standing in line. They are on a residential street.
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Photograph of 321st Infantry Regiment in Dampierre, France, October 25, 1918. Photograph. 1918. Raleigh, N.C.: North Carolina State Archives. 

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