File:Rouge Bouquet Fighting 69th Memorial Service World War I March 1918.gif
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English: Memorial service held on the battlefield at the Rouge Bouquet wood in France near Baccarat, Meurthe-et-Moselle. A 7 March 1918 German artillery bombardment had buried 21 men of the "Fighting 69th" Regiment NY National Guard (part of 165th Infantry Regiment, 42nd "Rainbow" Division)--unable to rescue the buried men because of the continued intense bombardment and mudslides, 19 died and only two were rescued alive. A poem called "Rouge Bouquet" by Joyce Kilmer commemorated the event. |
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| Author | Regimental Photographer, 69th Inf. Regt / 165th Inf. Regment / 42nd Infantry Division, United States Army |
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This photograph is located in National Archives in Washington DC: CR Rouge Bouquet held by 2nd Btn 165th A.I.R. 7-8 March 1918, NA/RG 120: World War I Organizational Records: 42nd Division, Box 27,
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