The United States Army in Italy during WWI

- Supply train of the 332nd Inf. arriving at Villa-franca.
- The 3rd Battalion, 332nd Infantry, marching through the streets. The old castle of' Verona, built in 1202 is in the background.
- 332nd Infantry passing through Cormons.
- Garicizza, Italy, November 5, 1918 - Civilians celebrating the entry of Americans into the village of Garicizza .
- Villaorba, Italy, November 6, 1918 - Soldiers entering the village. This is the farthest advance of the Americans in Italy.
- Troops of the 3rd Battalion, 332nd Infantry meet British as the latter enter Fiume.
Footage from the Signal Corps Film ‘U.S. Army Activities in Italy During The World War, 1918-1919’
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Amazing footage. Part of the 332nd was deployed in my hometown during the summer of ‘18. Only one thing: what you see in the second video, behind the marching troops, is the entry of the Villafranca railway station, not the castle.