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Beginning to Fight Like! German Tank Troops, Says Hottelet.

By RICHARD C. HOTTELET United Press Staff. Correspondent

WITH SECOND ARMY IN LOUISIANA, Sept. 10.—The green troops of the United States’ new Army| are beginning to compare favorably with the German veterans of dozens of tank actions that I saw on Euro-

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American Ex ress M 1 these men had shown in the month | they have been in the fieid, meeting | for the first time tactical battle problems. ! For the first time yesterday most of the troops of the Seventh Corps met tank warfare.

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