With the North Dakota boys now on foreign soil, news from the front was anxiously awaited, but censorship rules had tightened. Most censored items dealt with the general movement of troops and supplies. The new rules added casualty lists or letters indicating the name of the unit or the location of any soldiers. So, as the heavily censored letters began arriving home, most contained the words, “Somewhere in France.” The North Dakota soldiers in the 164 th had moved to the eastern side of England