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Left-Hand Picture shows British Officer in Macedonia issuing permits to natives to use roads. All travel being under military restrictions. Schoolhouse has been utilized as registration office. The teachers desk having been hauled out for the Officer to use. Right-Hand Picture shows British soldier behind Somme Front in France making wooden crosses to mark graves of the dead. French Government says that graveyards will be permanently preserved.

(Excerpt From Pathfinder Magazine Dated 1916 )

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America Stepping into War

PHOTO: Japanese Soliders Prepare to Land - January 1942

America Stepping into War is a continuous article detailing the day-to-day events leading to WWII and of the days of WWII.

By: Dr. Zo L. Simmons

January 1, 1942

U.S. Troops Ring Manila.

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Civil War Diary of William H. Morgan Part 2

The brigade boarded a train at Petersburg and departed for North Carolina. We stopped at Goldsboro and made camp just north of the town. Here, we witnessed the execution of three deserters. From Goldsboro, we went to Kinston on the Neuse River. We proceeded down the Neuse to New Berne, which was occupied by the Yankees.

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Civil War Diary of William H. Morgan

There was some discontent among the troops when they learned they would be receiving old flintlock muskets instead of Mississippi Rifles. I told my comrades that it was their duty to defend their home state even if they were armed with nothing but "rocks and sticks," and called each man willing to fight under present circumstances to follow me.

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PROGRESS OF WWI OUTLINED

America Stepping into War

Civil War Diary of William H. Morgan Part 2

Civil War Diary of William H. Morgan

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