Major General Steven Ferrari, commander of the 42nd Infantry Divison, speaks during an event commemorating the participation of the 42nd Divison, now an element of the New York Army National Guard, in the Oisne-Aisne Campaign t at the Oise- Aisne American Cemetery in Seringes et Nesles,on July 28, 2018.Twenty-five Soldiers from the 42nd Infantry Division were in France from July 24-29 to take part in events commemorating the division's role-- and the role of the U.S. Army-- in World War I. ( U.S. Army National Guard photo by Capt. Jean Marie Kratzer)

Major General Steven Ferrari, commander of the 42nd Infantry Divison, speaks during an event commemorating the participation of the 42nd Divison, now an element of the New York Army National Guard, in the Oisne-Aisne Campaign t at the Oise- Aisne American Cemetery in Seringes et Nesles,on July 28, 2018.Twenty-five Soldiers from the 42nd Infantry Division were in France from July 24-29 to take part in events commemorating the division's role-- and the role of the U.S. Army-- in World War I. ( U.S. Army National Guard photo by Capt. Jean Marie Kratzer) Stock Photo

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