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To commemorate G’ville’s Company E

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During World War II, Guntersville’s Company E of the 167th Infantry left town aboard a troop train they boarded at the historic Guntersville Depot.
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To commemorate G’ville’s Company E

During World War II, Guntersville’s Company E of the 167th Infantry left town aboard a troop train they boarded at the historic Guntersville Depot.

·Guntersville, United States
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The Advertiser-Gleam broke the news in Guntersville, United States on Sunday, June 21, 2026.
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