The soldiers served with Companies E and L of the 107th Regiment of the 27th Division. They died on Sept. 29, 1918 during the Battle of Hindenburg Line in Northern France.

Soldiers of the New York National Guard's 27th Division celebrating the end of World War I after the Armistice on Nov ... After attacking through the Hindenburg line at the beginning of October, ...

Slack said the soldiers that trained at Camp Sevier are credited with helping to break the Germans' Hindenburg Line, leading to the end of World War I.Despite its historical significance, Slack ...

1 of 6 | On October 5, 1918, Germany's Hindenburg Line, pictured here in an aerial photograph in 1920, was broken as World War I neared an end. File Photo by Francis Whiting Halsey/Wikimedia.

The soldiers served with Companies E and L of the 107th Regiment of the 27th Division. They died on Sept. 29, 1918 during the Battle of Hindenburg Line in Northern France.

The soldiers served with Companies E and L of the 107th Regiment of the 27th Division. They died on Sept. 29, 1918 during the Battle of Hindenburg Line in Northern France.

The soldiers served with Companies E and L of the 107th Regiment of the 27th Division. They died on Sept. 29, 1918 during the Battle of Hindenburg Line in Northern France.