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Fifth Massachusetts Colored Cavalry and units of the Twenty-fifth Corps were in the vanguard of Union troops entering Richmond. Second Division of Twenty-Fifth Corps helped chase Robert E. Lee's army from Petersburg to Appomattox Court House, April 3-10. The Black division and white Union soldiers were advancing on General Lee's trapped army with fixed bayonets when the Confederate troops surrendered.

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