30th Division Remembered

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30th Division Remembered

Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr. American Legion Post 214 Color Guard took part in the Honoring of the 30th Infantry Division. Having their training at Camp Severe, Greenville before going to France, braking through the Hindenburg Line, bring an end to World War 1. The Commemoration was held at McPherson Park Downtown Greenville.