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  • Do you have any family members KIA?

    05/28/2012 9:58:35 PM PDT · by moonshot925 · 26 replies
    My grandfather is buried at Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery in France. Private James Henry Barnett. His unit was Company C, 128th Infantry Regiment, 32nd Infantry Division Born on December 3, 1893 and was killed on October 17, 1918. He was 24 years old. An average of 530 Americans were killed a day during the Battle of the Meuse-Argonne Forest. Lest we forget.
  • French anarchists linked to New York bombing

    11/14/2008 2:46:09 AM PST · by Cindy · 67 replies · 4,881+ views
    TELEGRAPH.co.uk ^ | Last Updated: 1:48AM GMT 14 Nov 2008 | Henry Samuel in Paris
    SNIPPET: "A French couple arrested in connection with a series of anarchist attacks on the country's rail network have been linked by the FBI to a bomb attack in New York." ARTICLE SNIPPET: "French anti-terrorist police are holding 10 alleged members of a violent anarchist movement suspected of sabotaging power cables on high speed TGV train lines. But it now transpires that the alleged culprits were netted thanks to information from the FBI, which allegedly linked two of them to the home-made bomb attack on an army recruitment centre in New York's Times Square in March. Julien Coupat, 34, the...
  • The Meuse-Argonne Campaign - World War I

    12/05/2002 5:40:53 AM PST · by SAMWolf · 11 replies · 1,563+ views
    Web ^ | Unknown | Jeffery C. Weaver
    Having successfully accomplished one piece of work [St. Mihiel], the American Army received as its reward another piece of work. The reward consisted in the fact that the second task assigned to Pershing's men was, perhaps, the hardest possible at any point in the line. Since 1915 the Argonne Forest had been a rest area for the German Army. Everything had been done to made the position impregnable, and so it was in theory. But the Americans broke that theory and took the forest. So confident were the Germans of their tenancy that they had built all sorts of palatial...