The first infantry regiment of the new mexico national guard was mobilized a. very soon after the u. s. entered the war. b. about a year after the u. s. entered the war. c. only at the end of the war. d. they were mobilized, but never went into battle.

The answer to your question is,

B. About a year after the U.S. entered the war.

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The correct answer is A) very soon after the US entered the war.

The First Infantry Regiment of the New Mexico National War was mobilized very soon after the US entered the war.

The First Infantry Regiment of the New Mexico National War was mobilized for World War on April 24, 1917. In October of 1917, the Regiment was ordered to Camp Kearny, California. There, they joined the 40th Division of the National Guard, with troops from Utah, Arizona, and California. From there, they were sent to La Guerche, France, were they basically trained other soldiers.

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