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FORTY-FIRST DIVISION (Sunset) The National Guard of Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho and Wyoming, known as the Sun- set Division, was trained at Camp Fremont, Bio Alto, Calif., and arrived in France January 1st, 1918, as the First Depot Division. It became a replacement division, and the members saw action as replacements to other divisions. Commander.
Brigadier General Richard Coulter, Jr.
The insignia of this division is a setting sun in gold on red background over a wavy blue stripe in the... foreground, representing the blue waters of the Pacific. This design was originated by a Red Cross Nurse attached to Camp Hospital No. 26, at St. Aignan-Noyers.
FORTY-SECOND DIVISION (Rainbow) The Forty-second Division, known as the Rain- bow Division, was composed of National Guard units of 26 states.
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Its Divisional Headquarters arrived in France November 1st, 1917. Commander, Major General Charles D. Rhodes. Activities: Dombasle-Lune- ville — St. Clement-Baccarat sector, February 21st to March 23rd, 1918 (under the French 8th Army and 7th Army Corps) ; Baccarat sector, March 18th to June 21st; Souain and Esperance sector, July 5th to 17th (German offensve east of Rheims, July 15th to 16th) ; Trugny and Beauvardes, July 25th to August 3rd (front of 4th Army Corps on Curcq) ; Ansauville, Essey and Bois de Pannes (St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FORTY-FIRST DIVISION (Sunset) The National Guard of Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho and Wyoming, known as the Sun- set Division, was trained at Camp Fremont, Bio Alto, Calif., and arrived in France January 1st, 1918, as the First Depot Division. It became a replacement division, and the members saw action as replacements to other divisions. Commander.
Brigadier General Richard Coulter, Jr.
The insignia of this division is a setting sun in gold on red background over a wavy blue stripe in the... foreground, representing the blue waters of the Pacific. This design was originated by a Red Cross Nurse attached to Camp Hospital No. 26, at St. Aignan-Noyers.
FORTY-SECOND DIVISION (Rainbow) The Forty-second Division, known as the Rain- bow Division, was composed of National Guard units of 26 states.
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Its Divisional Headquarters arrived in France November 1st, 1917. Commander, Major General Charles D. Rhodes. Activities: Dombasle-Lune- ville — St. Clement-Baccarat sector, February 21st to March 23rd, 1918 (under the French 8th Army and 7th Army Corps) ; Baccarat sector, March 18th to June 21st; Souain and Esperance sector, July 5th to 17th (German offensve east of Rheims, July 15th to 16th) ; Trugny and Beauvardes, July 25th to August 3rd (front of 4th Army Corps on Curcq) ; Ansauville, Essey and Bois de Pannes (St.
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