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Don Koonce spoke at Greenville County Square Veterans Day Ceremony about the "Old Hickory" 30th Division who was trained at Camp Severe in Greenville, SC. The "Old Hickory" 30th Division was sent to France and broke through the impregnable Hindenburg line bring an end to World War 1.