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SECTOR OF SOMMEDIEUE Brought up to the date of 396 Oct. 8, 1918. Infantry TRUMAN PLAN OF DEFENCE BARRY NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND LIBRARY RECORDS CHAPTER II 0.5. SERVICE" BOVERNMENT A - LIMITS OF SECTOR. - See Sketch. The sector of Sommedieue is comprised between the Sector of Cabar- et to the North and the Sector of Troyon to the South. The limits are: North North Edge of the Bois Nobras, Fond de Beaupre (inclusive), South West corner of the Bois de la Laufee batterie du Tunnel Bellevue Ferme ( to the 15th D.I.C.) Casernes Chevert ( to the South D.I.C.) Fort of Belrupt (to the 15th D.I.C.) Platriere ( to the 10th D.I.C. Haudainville ( to the 15th D.I.C.) South Embranohment ( means a fork of roads or a branch line of railroad) 333 (North of Chateau and Forme d'Aulnois) Meanil sous les Cotes (inclusive) road and earthroad leading from Mesnil to Mouilly (This section of road common to the two adjoining sectors)-Mouilly (exclusive) B - MISSION OF THE DIVISION The division has for a mission the defence of the Sector of Somme- Dieue. It must prohibit the enemy from taking a foothold on the Hauts-de-Mouse and conserve at any price, The possession of the observatories which command a view of the entire plain from the foot of the hills as far as the region of Briey and Mars-la Tour. C - GENERAL CONDITIONS OF THE DEFENCE Analysis of the Terrain (a) The plain occupied by the enemy is out by small woods and clumps of trees permitting a rather easy infiltration; it is sep- arated into about two equal parts by a wooded zone (Bois de Man- heulles and Bois Chabotte) which might permit to the enemy a shel- tered gathering, in the immediate vicinity of our lines, of a great quantity of troops. (c) On the French side, the Haudiomont and Chatillon a salient rather plainly detached from the whole of the mass of hills. This sulient which makes a bastion permits to flank all our main lines of resistance to the North.thxx This bastion is very near to the Bois de Manheulles and therefore the zone of outpost in this region is nearly non-existent. This is the delic te point of the defence of the sector; in case of attack by the enemy, it will be very likely there he will bring all his efforts. Southward the line of resistance parts from the Hauts de Meuse, crosses the valley of the Longeau at Meshil sous les cotes and catches the Hill of Les Hures. Except in the wooded region of the centre, the enemies line is generally distanct by about 1 kilomster from ours. -2- BAb D - CONCEPTION OF THE DEFENCE (a) Infantry The outposts have a mission of watch and retardation in case of attack. They must secure to the reserves time enough to take their alert positions; they are nev F reinforced. The positior of resistance is the one for which and an which the fight takes place; in this position, the zone which must be held at any price is the one which leaves in our possession observatories and heads of ravines: it is the zone comprised between the line of redoubts and the support line of redoubts; (expression formerly imposed by the Army and which it is interesting to keep in use in order that the commanding authority and executing party speak the same lang- uage). An utmost interest requires that the enemy be prevented from reaching the foot of the crests, (dead angle;) this is why the pos- ition of resistance was carried to such extent in front of the foot of the hills: the defence of the advanced portion of the position of resistance and of the slopes will be realized by the low flank- ing furnished by machine gun platoons. The local reserves may be brought into action for retaking the lost points in this advanced portion: the main reserves (including the reserves of C.R.and sub- sector) are brought into action only in the zone which must be held at any price : (zone comprised between the line of redoubts and the support line of redoubts) (b) Artillery (See plan of employment) First barrages: On account of the great extent of our dines, they are set up and only in front of the important points of our line of outposts, Manheulles, Haudi- omont-Watronville-Ferme Mandre-Bois le Chene La Fievreterie - The maximum density of barrages is in front of the weak point of the front, between Haudiomont and Watronville. (2d) Counter preparations. A priori established on the probable zones of the gathering of the enemy: Ville en -Woevre, La Noire Haie, South part of the Bois de Manheulles, Bois de la Chadotte and Bois de la Moranville. (3d) Concentrations: Prepared on regions of our own zone of resis- tance where the enemy might have penetrated, especially on the sal- ient Haudiomont- Camp Romain. CHAPTER III BANKY ARCHIVES NATIONAL RECORDS TRUMAN AND SERVICE DETERMINATION OF DEFENSIVE POSITIONS (a) A zone of watch or a zone of outpost the line of advanced posts of which is marked by the Fresnes-en-Woevre (to the Troyon sector), Manheulles, Haudiomont, Romvaux, Watronville, Ferme Mandre, Bois Moncet, Eix, point 7074 (Rante d'Etain road) Bourvaux, Ferme Red- onte 5886, Batterie de Damloup (to the Cabaret Sector) (b) A second position marched by Amblonville Ferme, Carrefour, Berna- tant, the fort du Rozelier, the Deramee works, the Fort de Moulain- ville. -3- 396 CHAPTER IV FLAN OF EMPLOYMENT OF THE WHOLE OF THE TROOPS OF THE DEFENCE: (a) Mission: To secure the integrity of the positions of resist- ance by echeloning of the troops of the defence. Arrangement of troops for defence. Regiments placed side by side (square shaped division.) Units Covering position Second Remarks and position of Position Resistance 2d R.I.C. 2 Battalions (1) 1 Batt. (3) (1) These battalions occupy the C.R. of the covering position and of the position of resistance. They are echeloned in depth having on an average 1/3 of their strength in the covering zone and 3/3 on the position of resistance (including the reserves of C.R. and sub-sector) The C.M. (machine gun compants of these battalions are in the game conditions echeloned in depth in the sone of watch and resistan- ce, flanking P.T.O. 5thR.I.C. 2 Battalions (1) 1 Batt. (2) Most especially the spurs of the Cotes de Meuse by low flanking fires (3)These Battalions usually in reserve are stationed in the nei- 6thR.I.C. 3 Battalions (1) 1 Batt. (2) ghborhood of O.R. of the 2d posit- ion which they should occupy in case of alert TOTAL 6 Battalions (XXX 3 Batt. (o) Organization of command and delimination of the subsector & C.R. The sector of Sommedieue is divided into three subsectors of regts. TRUMAN The subsector BOURE held by the 6 R.I.C. NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND The subsector of DERAMEE held by the 5th R.I.C. RECORDS LIMRARY U.S. SERVICE" The subsector TAVANNES held by the 3d R.I.C. The organization of the subsector is the following one BUVERNMENT Sub Sector BOUEE Etc Etc (See French text.) The limits between the sub sectors are: -4- B96 (Between the Sub-Sector BOURE and the Sub-sector DERAMEE: North Edge of the Bois Massemoue RONVAUX to the sub sector DERAMEE TRUMAN Point 9002 on the METZ Road. Limit between Sub sector DERAMEE and Tavannes HARRY ARCHIVES NATIONAL AND LIBRARY Creek of MOLAINVILLE, to the sub sector TAVANNES RECORDS U.S. SERVICE" BOVERNMENT Cantonment of the ReservedBattalions Battalions having for a mission to occupy the second position in case of alert : 2d R.I.C. eto (See French Text) (d) Means put at the disposal of the Commanding Officer of the sub- sectors Sub Sector 3 Battalions BOUFE 13 Sector Machine guns Model 1907 etc. (See French Text) (e) Particulars of the Mission of troops in each sub sector (1st) Battalions in line Fractions in XXX nextt out post (minimum strength) Missions of watch and retardation in case of attack. These fractions carry on the fighting proper to troops of out post. No ************ drawing back is to be looked on. They are never reinforced. Garrison of position of resistance (reserve of C.R. and of sub sector -Maximum strength) To secure at any price the defence of the position of resistance. (3d) Battalions on the 2d. line To secure the defence of the 2d position. Occasionally, if events should permit, they might intervene in support of the position of (3d) resistance. Battalions in reserve of the Infantry Division. (f) In case of an obviously characterized raid which does notaffect a See plan of defence of the 2d position front superior to 500 meters, the falling back of outpost on de- termined resistance point (émplacements to be fixed by Commanding Officer of Sub Sector after investigation) will be effected by the action of commanders of the interested organizations, under the conditions they should report it immediately to the superior auth. The ority. ground temporarily abandoned should be retaken immediately af- ter the raid by local counter attack studied and prepared in ad- vance. For what regards the sub sector BOURE the special situation of the village of MANHEULLES does not permit the application of the above prescriptions. No falling baok can be looked on. The garrison mail in any case hold and resist on the spot. (g) Liaison (1st) adjoining sectors With the CABARET gector (53th R.I.C.) Liaison secured by the 2d R.I.C. by patrols between the neighboring G.C.'s; moreover agents of liaison will be exchanged at the posts of command of battal- ions. Mutual support by machine gun fire will be real -5- 396 ized, between the 2d R.I.C. and 53d R.I.C. With the TROYON Sector (313th Inf.U.S) liaison SHERE secured by the 6th P.I.C. Covering Zone: Mixed post stan in 5185 (commanded by an American N.C.O.) Zone of Resistance: Mixed G.C. in 3567 (commanded by a French N.C.O.) 2d Between the Sub Sector BOUEE and DERAMEE by patrols in the covering zone By exchange of enlisted men between the neighboring G.C.near the South end of RONWAUX Between the Sub sector DERAMEE and TEVANNES patrols in the covering zone By exchange of enlisted men between the neighboring G.C.s in the outskirts of MOLAINVILLE Garrison troops of the forts of the sector and reinforcement troops of the forts in case of alert: Works Normal Gar- Reinforcement Organizations furnishing rison Garrison the reinforcement Garrisons Haudain- 6 enl Men I.T. ville 13 Mach June I.T. 12 platoon Battalion in reserve at 2 artillerymen camp des DAMLOUP 18 Engineer Corps 8 Miscel. men TRUMAN HARRY ARCHIVES AND RECORDS LIBERTY U.S. GOVERNMENT -6- 396 ROZALIER 1 plato I.T. a Platoons C.M.P. 2 platoons Battalions in reserve 1 # C.M.I.T. at Camp de RENNIS 50 Artillerymen 25 Engineer CorpsMen 15 Miscellaneous DERAMEE 11 platoon I.T. 1 platoon do 1 Platoon C.M.P. 16 Artillerymen 12 Engineer Corps Men 9 Miscellaneous SYMPHORIEN 7 enl. men I.T. 1 platoon do 6 Mach. Guns I.T. MOULAINVILLE 2 platoons I.T. 2 Plattons Battalidn in reserve at 3 S.M.P. Camp St.Airy LA LAUFEE 1 platoon of the com- pany occupying P.A. CONDE TAVANNES The Inf. of the D.I. does not furnish any reinforcement garrison. MARRY ARCHIVES NATIONAL RECORDS TROMAN AND LIBERTY SERVICE" (1) Anti-airoraft defence. SOVERNMENT Secured in each sector by infantry machine guns emplacements fixed by the commanders of sub sectors (j) Searchlights 1 searchlight of 0.90 in F632 (Ravine de la Coulotte in the C.R. CHATTILLON 1 searchlight of 0.60 between WATRONVILLE and RONVAUX 1 searchlight of 0.90 quarry MONT sous les COTES. 1 searchlight of 0.60 P.210 work of La Lauffe 1 searchlight of 0.60 P.215 (Batterie max d'EIX) (k) P.Gs. and P.Os. Authority Emplacement of Emplacement of Remarks P.Os. P.Os. Colonel in command P.C.Moscow P.O.Decap 10.05 of the Infantry in the lines Colonel in command P.C.Bouse P.O.Gaston (12.73 of the sub sector P.O.Monlucon (11.01) BOUEE P.O.Nice (10.05) Colonel in command P.C.Rome P.O.Wilson (03.16) of the sub sector P.O.Rocton (16.36) DERAMEE P.O.Clerville (93.22) Colonel in command of the sub sector P.C.Escargot P.O.Thiepval (60.79) TAVANNES P.O.Metz (65.73) P.O.Strasbourg (65.83

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    "ocrText": "SECTOR OF SOMMEDIEUE\nBrought up to the date of\n396\nOct. 8, 1918.\nInfantry\nTRUMAN\nPLAN OF DEFENCE\nBARRY\nNATIONAL\nARCHIVES AND\nLIBRARY\nRECORDS\nCHAPTER II\n0.5.\nSERVICE\"\nBOVERNMENT\nA - LIMITS OF SECTOR. - See Sketch.\nThe sector of Sommedieue is comprised between the Sector of Cabar-\net to the North and the Sector of Troyon to the South.\nThe limits are:\nNorth\nNorth Edge of the Bois Nobras, Fond de Beaupre (inclusive), South\nWest corner of the Bois de la Laufee batterie du Tunnel Bellevue\nFerme ( to the 15th D.I.C.) Casernes Chevert ( to the South D.I.C.)\nFort of Belrupt (to the 15th D.I.C.) Platriere ( to the 10th D.I.C.\nHaudainville ( to the 15th D.I.C.)\nSouth Embranohment ( means a fork of roads or a branch line of railroad)\n333 (North of Chateau and Forme d'Aulnois) Meanil sous les Cotes\n(inclusive) road and earthroad leading from Mesnil to Mouilly\n(This section of road common to the two adjoining sectors)-Mouilly\n(exclusive)\nB - MISSION OF THE DIVISION\nThe division has for a mission the defence of the Sector of Somme-\nDieue. It must prohibit the enemy from taking a foothold on the\nHauts-de-Mouse and conserve at any price, The possession of the\nobservatories which command a view of the entire plain from the\nfoot of the hills as far as the region of Briey and Mars-la Tour.\nC - GENERAL CONDITIONS OF THE DEFENCE\nAnalysis of the Terrain\n(a) The plain occupied by the enemy is out by small woods and\nclumps of trees permitting a rather easy infiltration; it is sep-\narated into about two equal parts by a wooded zone (Bois de Man-\nheulles and Bois Chabotte) which might permit to the enemy a shel-\ntered gathering, in the immediate vicinity of our lines, of a\ngreat quantity of troops.\n(c) On the French side, the Haudiomont and Chatillon a salient\nrather plainly detached from the whole of the mass of hills. This\nsulient which makes a bastion permits to flank all our main lines\nof resistance to the North.thxx This bastion is very near to the\nBois de Manheulles and therefore the zone of outpost in this region\nis nearly non-existent. This is the delic te point of the defence\nof the sector; in case of attack by the enemy, it will be very\nlikely there he will bring all his efforts. Southward the line\nof resistance parts from the Hauts de Meuse, crosses the valley of\nthe Longeau at Meshil sous les cotes and catches the Hill of Les\nHures. Except in the wooded region of the centre, the enemies line\nis generally distanct by about 1 kilomster from ours.\n-2-\nBAb\nD - CONCEPTION OF THE DEFENCE\n(a) Infantry The outposts have a mission of watch and retardation\nin case of attack. They must secure to the reserves time enough to\ntake their alert positions; they are nev F reinforced. The positior\nof resistance is the one for which and an which the fight takes\nplace; in this position, the zone which must be held at any price\nis the one which leaves in our possession observatories and heads\nof ravines: it is the zone comprised between the line of redoubts\nand the support line of redoubts; (expression formerly imposed by\nthe Army and which it is interesting to keep in use in order that\nthe commanding authority and executing party speak the same lang-\nuage). An utmost interest requires that the enemy be prevented from\nreaching the foot of the crests, (dead angle;) this is why the pos-\nition of resistance was carried to such extent in front of the foot\nof the hills: the defence of the advanced portion of the position\nof resistance and of the slopes will be realized by the low flank-\ning furnished by machine gun platoons. The local reserves may be\nbrought into action for retaking the lost points in this advanced\nportion: the main reserves (including the reserves of C.R.and sub-\nsector) are brought into action only in the zone which must be\nheld at any price : (zone comprised between the line of redoubts and\nthe support line of redoubts)\n(b) Artillery (See plan of employment) First barrages:\nOn account of the great extent of our dines, they are set up and\nonly in front\nof the important points of our line of outposts, Manheulles, Haudi-\nomont-Watronville-Ferme Mandre-Bois le Chene La Fievreterie - The\nmaximum density of barrages is in front of the weak point of the\nfront, between Haudiomont and Watronville.\n(2d) Counter preparations. A priori established on the probable\nzones of the gathering of the enemy: Ville en -Woevre, La Noire\nHaie, South part of the Bois de Manheulles, Bois de la Chadotte\nand Bois de la Moranville.\n(3d) Concentrations: Prepared on regions of our own zone of resis-\ntance where the enemy might have penetrated, especially on the sal-\nient Haudiomont- Camp Romain.\nCHAPTER III\nBANKY ARCHIVES NATIONAL RECORDS TRUMAN AND\nSERVICE\nDETERMINATION OF DEFENSIVE POSITIONS\n(a) A zone of watch or a zone of outpost the line of advanced posts\nof which is marked by the Fresnes-en-Woevre (to the Troyon sector),\nManheulles, Haudiomont, Romvaux, Watronville, Ferme Mandre, Bois\nMoncet, Eix, point 7074 (Rante d'Etain road) Bourvaux, Ferme Red-\nonte 5886, Batterie de Damloup (to the Cabaret Sector)\n(b) A second position marched by Amblonville Ferme, Carrefour, Berna-\ntant, the fort du Rozelier, the Deramee works, the Fort de Moulain-\nville.\n-3-\n396\nCHAPTER IV\nFLAN OF EMPLOYMENT OF THE WHOLE OF THE TROOPS OF THE DEFENCE:\n(a) Mission: To secure the integrity of the positions of resist-\nance by echeloning of the troops of the defence.\nArrangement of troops for defence.\nRegiments placed side by side (square shaped division.)\nUnits Covering position Second\nRemarks\nand position of\nPosition\nResistance\n2d R.I.C. 2 Battalions (1) 1 Batt. (3) (1) These battalions occupy the\nC.R. of the covering position and\nof the position of resistance.\nThey are echeloned in depth\nhaving on an average 1/3 of their\nstrength in the covering zone and\n3/3 on the position of resistance\n(including the reserves of C.R.\nand sub-sector)\nThe C.M. (machine gun compants\nof these battalions are in the\ngame conditions echeloned in depth\nin the sone of watch and resistan-\nce, flanking P.T.O.\n5thR.I.C. 2 Battalions (1) 1 Batt. (2)\nMost especially the spurs of the\nCotes de Meuse by low flanking\nfires\n(3)These Battalions usually in\nreserve are stationed in the nei-\n6thR.I.C. 3 Battalions (1) 1 Batt. (2)\nghborhood of O.R. of the 2d posit-\nion which they should occupy in\ncase of alert\nTOTAL\n6 Battalions (XXX 3 Batt.\n(o) Organization of command and delimination of the subsector & C.R.\nThe sector of Sommedieue is divided into three subsectors of regts.\nTRUMAN\nThe subsector BOURE held by the 6 R.I.C.\nNATIONAL\nARCHIVES AND\nThe subsector of DERAMEE held by the 5th R.I.C.\nRECORDS\nLIMRARY\nU.S.\nSERVICE\"\nThe subsector TAVANNES held by the 3d R.I.C.\nThe organization of the subsector is the following one\nBUVERNMENT\nSub Sector\nBOUEE\nEtc Etc\n(See French text.)\nThe limits between the sub sectors are:\n-4-\nB96\n(Between the Sub-Sector BOURE and the Sub-sector DERAMEE:\nNorth Edge of the Bois Massemoue\nRONVAUX to the sub sector DERAMEE\nTRUMAN\nPoint 9002 on the METZ Road.\nLimit between Sub sector DERAMEE and Tavannes\nHARRY\nARCHIVES NATIONAL AND\nLIBRARY\nCreek of MOLAINVILLE, to the sub sector TAVANNES\nRECORDS\nU.S. SERVICE\" BOVERNMENT\nCantonment of the ReservedBattalions\nBattalions having for a mission to occupy the second position in\ncase of alert :\n2d R.I.C. eto (See French Text)\n(d) Means put at the disposal of the Commanding Officer of the sub-\nsectors\nSub Sector\n3 Battalions\nBOUFE\n13 Sector Machine guns Model 1907\netc. (See French Text)\n(e) Particulars of the Mission of troops in each sub sector\n(1st) Battalions in line\nFractions in XXX nextt out post (minimum strength)\nMissions of watch and retardation in case of attack.\nThese fractions carry on the fighting proper to troops of out\npost. No ************ drawing back is to be looked on. They are\nnever reinforced.\nGarrison of position of resistance (reserve of C.R. and of sub\nsector -Maximum strength)\nTo secure at any price the defence of the position of resistance.\n(3d) Battalions on the 2d. line\nTo secure the defence of the 2d position. Occasionally, if events\nshould permit, they might intervene in support of the position of\n(3d) resistance. Battalions in reserve of the Infantry Division.\n(f) In case of an obviously characterized raid which does notaffect a\nSee plan of defence of the 2d position\nfront superior to 500 meters, the falling back of outpost on de-\ntermined resistance point (émplacements to be fixed by Commanding\nOfficer of Sub Sector after investigation) will be effected by the\naction of commanders of the interested organizations, under the\nconditions they should report it immediately to the superior auth.\nThe ority. ground temporarily abandoned should be retaken immediately af-\nter the raid by local counter attack studied and prepared in ad-\nvance. For what regards the sub sector BOURE the special situation of the\nvillage of MANHEULLES does not permit the application of the above\nprescriptions. No falling baok can be looked on. The garrison mail\nin any case hold and resist on the spot.\n(g) Liaison\n(1st) adjoining sectors\nWith the CABARET gector (53th R.I.C.)\nLiaison secured by the 2d R.I.C. by patrols between\nthe neighboring G.C.'s; moreover agents of liaison\nwill be exchanged at the posts of command of battal-\nions. Mutual support by machine gun fire will be real\n-5-\n396\nized, between the 2d R.I.C. and 53d R.I.C.\nWith the TROYON Sector (313th Inf.U.S) liaison\nSHERE secured by the 6th P.I.C.\nCovering Zone: Mixed post stan in 5185 (commanded\nby an American N.C.O.)\nZone of Resistance: Mixed G.C. in 3567 (commanded\nby a French N.C.O.)\n2d Between the Sub Sector BOUEE and DERAMEE\nby patrols in the covering zone\nBy exchange of enlisted men between the neighboring G.C.near the\nSouth end of RONWAUX\nBetween the Sub sector DERAMEE and TEVANNES\npatrols in the covering zone\nBy exchange of enlisted men between the neighboring G.C.s\nin the outskirts of MOLAINVILLE\nGarrison troops of the forts of the sector and reinforcement troops of the\nforts in case of alert:\nWorks\nNormal Gar-\nReinforcement\nOrganizations furnishing\nrison\nGarrison\nthe reinforcement Garrisons\nHaudain- 6 enl Men I.T.\nville 13 Mach June I.T. 12 platoon\nBattalion in reserve at\n2 artillerymen\ncamp des DAMLOUP\n18 Engineer Corps\n8 Miscel. men\nTRUMAN\nHARRY ARCHIVES AND RECORDS LIBERTY\nU.S.\nGOVERNMENT\n-6-\n396\nROZALIER\n1 plato\nI.T.\na Platoons C.M.P.\n2 platoons\nBattalions in reserve\n1 #\nC.M.I.T.\nat Camp de RENNIS\n50 Artillerymen\n25 Engineer CorpsMen\n15 Miscellaneous\nDERAMEE\n11 platoon I.T.\n1 platoon\ndo\n1 Platoon C.M.P.\n16 Artillerymen\n12 Engineer Corps Men\n9 Miscellaneous\nSYMPHORIEN\n7 enl. men I.T.\n1 platoon\ndo\n6 Mach. Guns I.T.\nMOULAINVILLE 2 platoons I.T.\n2 Plattons Battalidn in reserve at\n3 S.M.P.\nCamp St.Airy\nLA LAUFEE\n1 platoon of the com-\npany occupying P.A.\nCONDE\nTAVANNES\nThe Inf. of the D.I.\ndoes not furnish any reinforcement garrison.\nMARRY ARCHIVES NATIONAL RECORDS TROMAN AND LIBERTY\nSERVICE\"\n(1) Anti-airoraft defence.\nSOVERNMENT\nSecured in each sector by infantry machine guns\nemplacements fixed by the commanders of sub sectors\n(j) Searchlights\n1 searchlight of 0.90 in F632 (Ravine de la Coulotte in the C.R.\nCHATTILLON\n1 searchlight of 0.60 between WATRONVILLE and RONVAUX\n1 searchlight of 0.90 quarry MONT sous les COTES.\n1 searchlight of 0.60 P.210 work of La Lauffe\n1 searchlight of 0.60 P.215 (Batterie max d'EIX)\n(k) P.Gs. and P.Os.\nAuthority\nEmplacement of\nEmplacement of\nRemarks\nP.Os.\nP.Os.\nColonel in command\nP.C.Moscow\nP.O.Decap 10.05\nof the Infantry in\nthe lines\nColonel in command\nP.C.Bouse\nP.O.Gaston (12.73\nof the sub sector\nP.O.Monlucon (11.01)\nBOUEE\nP.O.Nice\n(10.05)\nColonel in command\nP.C.Rome\nP.O.Wilson (03.16)\nof the sub sector\nP.O.Rocton (16.36)\nDERAMEE\nP.O.Clerville (93.22)\nColonel in command\nof the sub sector\nP.C.Escargot\nP.O.Thiepval (60.79)\nTAVANNES\nP.O.Metz (65.73)\nP.O.Strasbourg (65.83"
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