5th and 6th Marines of the 2nd Division seen passing through Madernach, Luxembourg on November 23, 1918 during World War One. This location is approximately 15 kilometers away from the German Luxembourg frontier. Photograph taken by Sergeant Musler, Signal Corps. Reference number: 111-SC-40019.

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