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Soldiers of the French Foreign Legion moving into position on September 24, 1915, the night before the beginning of the Champagne Offensive. From %i1%A Soldier of the Legion%i0% by Edward Morlae, an American and a Sergeant in the Foreign Legion.
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As they swung into column the night before the 25th of December.

Soldiers of the French Foreign Legion moving into position on September 24, 1915, the night before the beginning of the Champagne Offensive. From Soldier of the Legion by Edward Morlae, an American and a Sergeant in the Foreign Legion.

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As they swung into column the night before the 25th of December.

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"Soldiers of the French Foreign Legion moving into position on September 24, 1915, the night before the beginning of the Champagne Offensive. From Soldier of the Legion by Edward Morlae, an American and a Sergeant in the Foreign Legion."

Image Text

As they swung into column the night before the 25th of December.

Image Date

Friday, September 24, 1915

Month, Year

September, 1915

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A Soldier of the Legion, Legion, Foreign Legion, French Foreign Legion, Edward Morlae, Morlae, 1915-09-24, 1915, September, Second Battle of Champagne, Second Champagne