File:Ww1 seven.png
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English: From a commemorative reprint of the April 6, 1917 issue of The Battalion, Texas A&M's student newspaper, covering A&M's involvement in World War I. Depicts review of field artillery during a Corps parade in 1917. The Battalion's caption reads, "The latest model of military tractors pulled the old howitzers along with the cadets sitting at attention on the cassions." |
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