Category:America's first artillery shot of WWI

**America's first artillery shot of WWI**
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Instance of	occurrence; shooting attack;
Part of	World War I;
Point in time	23 October 1917;
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At 6:30 AM Oct 23 1917, Sergeant Alexander Arch of Battery “C” 6th FA Regiment, 1st FA Brigade, American 1st Division, shouted “fire” to the crew manning the French 75mm field gun.

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Alexander Arch of battery C sixth Field artillery of the First Division fired first US WWI shot in 1917.jpg 397 × 620; 115 KB
First shot in the 1917 The Washington Times.jpg 681 × 678; 134 KB
Lot-8836-12 (30176542165).jpg 2,890 × 1,890; 1.86 MB
South Bend News-Times June 07 1918.jpg 681 × 771; 122 KB
This French gun was the first to be fired by the Americans in the war.jpg 681 × 648; 86 KB

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