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Sports In Montana - History - Montana and World War I
... However, her actions were widely criticized in Montana, public support for the war was strong, and wartime sentiment reached levels of hyper-patriotism ... In 1917-18, due to a miscalculation of Montana's population, approximately 40,000 Montanans, ten percent of the state's population, either volunteered or ... Montana's Remount station in Miles City provided 10,000 cavalry horses for the war, more than any other Army post in the US ...
... However, her actions were widely criticized in Montana, public support for the war was strong, and wartime sentiment reached levels of hyper-patriotism ... In 1917-18, due to a miscalculation of Montana's population, approximately 40,000 Montanans, ten percent of the state's population, either volunteered or ... Montana's Remount station in Miles City provided 10,000 cavalry horses for the war, more than any other Army post in the US ...
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