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4/5/19: Arrived in Boston today on the America, will go to Camp Devens...

On April 5, 1919 Sam Avery finally arrived in the Port of Boston. The next day, Sam traveled by train to Camp Devens in Ayer, Massachusetts where he and the other members of the 26th Division were assembled once again…

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