File:Decoration of U.S. 104th Regimental Flag in France, WWI.jpg
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English: Decoration of regimental colors, U.S. 104th Regiment, U.S. 26th Division, at Boucq, France, April 28, 1918, by General Passaga, 32nd French Army Corps, first American regiment cited for bravery under fire. |
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Original publication: Official Program for the [26th] Divisional Parade, April 25, 1919. |
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U.S. Government |
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Publication is dated 1919. |
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English: Official Program for the [26th] Divisional Parade, April 25, 1919, published by the Committee of Welcome appointed by the Governor of Massachusetts and the Mayor of Boston.
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