The 351st Heavy Field Artillery Battalion made up mostly of Pittsburghers first protested their conditions at Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va., where white officers explained that they were expected to do manual work only with picks, shovels, scrub floors. The men would not be armed, and might be employed one mile from front line trenches. The men of the 351st wanted to fight and protested these conditions until they were transferred to Camp Meade where some became officers before serving in combat in France in 1918
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Sixty-nine percent of those groups were also involved in drug and/or weapons trafficking, while 30 percent of these groups had violent tendencies. Profits from contraband cigarette traffic have even been linked to terrorist organizations, including Hezbollah
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