Summary of Intelligence Number 1 from Major P.C. Kalloch

COD 35th Division, Not to be taken into front line. SECOND SECTION, G. S. September 22, 1918. No. I SUMINARY OF INTELLIGENCE Sept. 21 - Sept. 22, 1918. (12 h. - 12 h ) 240 I. GENERAL IMPRESSION OF THE DAY: Quiet. Misibility good Sept. 21, - Poor Sept. 22nd. II. ENEMY FRONT LINE Nothing to report. III. ENEMY ORDER OF BATTLE DECLASSIFIED No known change. E.O. 12055, Sec. 3-402 IV. ENEMY INFANT RY DOD Directive 5100.30, June 18, 1979 Activity normal. By NLT- He NARS, Date 5-19-62 V. ENEMY ARTILLERY Hour : Shots : Cal, : Objective : Reported By 14:15 : 15 : (?) : (?) : R. I. 0. S / S Grange Le Comte 15:10 : (?) : 150 : (?) : " 11 11 " 15:15 : 5 : (?) : PAROIS : " 14 it 11 19:45 : 15 : (?? : "(?) : " 11 " 11 0:15 : 12 : (?) : (?) : 11 " " " 3:15 : 25 : (?) : PAROIS : 11 " " 11 VI. ENEMY MOVEMENTS Normal VII. ENEMY AERONAUTICS Plane over our lines at low altitude from 17:00 h to 17:05 h. VIII. ENEMY WORKS Nothing to report. IX. WISCELLANEOUS Smoke in woods near point 1520. X. ACTIVITY OF OUR OWN TROOPS. On the night of Sept. 19, two French patrols encountered German patrol between G. C. AVOCOURT and G. C. MOULIN. The German patrol withdrew, One French Patrol traversed the entire LA COUR trench including dugouts, but found no trace of the enemy, A sign was found on the parapet of BOIS de CLERMONT which read, "Au revoir, we will take prisoners next time". P. C. KALLOCH, Major, Infantry, A. C. of S., G-2, per J. C. HOEHLE, Captain, Infantry. is ARRECORDS SERVICE E