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"The Iron Division, National Guard of Pennsylvania, In the World War" offers a comprehensive account of the 28th Division's experiences during World War I. Compiled by H. G. Proctor, this meticulously researched history chronicles the "Iron Division's" valiant contributions on the battlefields of Europe.
Delve into the authentic narrative of the Pennsylvania National Guard's 28th Division, often referred to as the "Iron Division," as they faced the challenges of the world's greatest war. This regimental history provides detailed insights into the division's formation, training, and deployment, following their journey through key battles and campaigns.
A valuable resource for military history enthusiasts and those interested in the Pennsylvania National Guard's role in World War I, this book preserves the legacy of the soldiers who served with courage and distinction. Explore the detailed record of their "gallant deeds and glorious achievements."
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