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Colored Troops - Illiterates have the opportunity to learn language. Class of illiterates, Army YMCA, Building Number 1, Camp Travis, Texas. These men are from the First Group, 165th Depot Brigade. Negro secretary is teaching the class

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  1. World War, 1914 1918

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