───────────────────────┬────────────────────────────────────_Histories of two hundred and fifty-one divisions of the German army which participated in the war (1914-1918)

│ 1918

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│ Brigade. │ Regiment.

───────────────────────┼───────────────────────┼───────────────────────

Cavalry. │13 Cav. │4 Cuirassier.

│ │8 Hus.

│14 Cav. │11 Hus.

│ │5 Uhlan.

───────────────────────┼───────────────────────┴───────────────────────

Artillery. │10 Horse Art. Abt.

───────────────────────┼───────────────────────────────────────────────

Engineers and Liaisons.│5 M. G. Btry.

│7 M. G. Btry.

│9 Cav. Pion. Detch.

│415 T. M. Co.

Medical and Veterinary.│574 Ambulance Co.

Attached. │Saxon Res. Reiter Rgt.

│3 Heavy Res. Cav. Schutzen Rgt.

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Footnote 9:

At the time of its dissolution, June, 1918.

HISTORY.

1918.

The division was employed in police duty in the Ukraine until about July

1, when it was dissolved.

VALUE 1918—ESTIMATE.

The division was rated as fourth class.

10th Division.

COMPOSITION.

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│ 1914 │ 1915 │ 1916

─────────────┼─────────┬─────────┼─────────┬─────────┼─────────┬─────────

│Brigade. │Regiment.│Brigade. │Regiment.│Brigade. │Regiment.

─────────────┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────

Infantry. │19. │6 Gren. │19. │6 Gren. │20. │6 Gren.

│ │46. │ │46. │ │47.

│20. │47. │20. │47. │ │50.

│ │50. │ │50. │ │

─────────────┼─────────┴─────────┼─────────┴─────────┼─────────┴─────────

Cavalry. │1 Horse Jag. Rgt. │ │1 Horse Jag. Rgt.

│ │ │ (3 Sqns.).

─────────────┼───────────────────┼───────────────────┼───────────────────

Artillery. │10 Brig.: │10 Brig.: │10 Brig.:

│ 20 F. A. Rgt. │ 20 F. A. Rgt. │ 20 F. A. Rgt.

│ 56 F. A. Rgt. │ 56 F. A. Rgt. │ 56 F. A. Rgt.

│ │ │

Engineers and│2 Co. 5 Pions. │1 Pion. Btn. No. 5:│1 Pion. Btn. No. 5:

Liaisons. │ │ │

│3 Co. 5 Pions. │ 2 Co. 5 Pions. │ 2 Co. 5 Pions.

│ │ 3 Co. 5 Pions. │ 3 Co. 5 Pions.

│ │ Field Co. 16 │ 1 Res. Co. 27

│ │ Pions. │ Pions.

│ │ 10 Pont. Engs. │ 10 T. M. Co.

│ │ │

│ │ 10 Tel. Detch. │ 10 Pont. Engs.

│ │ │ 10 Tel. Detch.

│ │ │

Medical and │ │ │

Veterinary.│ │ │

│ │ │

Transports. │ │ │

─────────────┴───────────────────┴───────────────────┴───────────────────

─────────────┬───────────────────┬───────────────────

│ 1917 │ 1918

─────────────┼─────────┬─────────┼─────────┬─────────

│Brigade. │Regiment.│Brigade. │Regiment.

─────────────┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────

Infantry. │20. │6 Gren. │20. │6 Gren.

│ │47. │ │47.

│ │398. │ │398.

│ │ │ │

─────────────┼─────────┴─────────┼─────────┴─────────

Cavalry. │3 Sqn. 1 Horse Jag.│3 Sqn. 1 Horse Jag.

│ Rgt. │ Rgt.

─────────────┼───────────────────┼───────────────────

Artillery. │10 Art. Command: │10 Art. Command:

│ 56 F. A. Rgt. │ 56 F. A. Rgt.

│ │ 2 Abt. 11 Ft. A.

│ │ Rgt. (5, 6, and 7

│ │ Btries.).

│ │ 890 Light Am. Col.

│ │ 1171 Light Am.

│ │ Col.

│ │ 1194 Light Am.

│ │ Col.

─────────────┼───────────────────┼───────────────────

Engineers and│1 Pion. Btn. No. 5:│5 Pion. Btn.:

Liaisons. │ │

│ 2 Co. 5 Pions. │ 2 Co. 5 Pions.

│ 3 Co. 5 Pions. │ 3 Co. 5 Pions.

│ 10 T. M. Co. │ 10 T. M. Co.

│ │

│ 46 Heavy Field │ 70 Searchlight

│ Searchlight │ Section.

│ Section. │

│ 10 Tel. Detch. │10 Signal Command:

│ 308 and 309 │ 10 Tel. Detch.

│ Searchlight │

│ Sections. │

│ │ 146 Wireless

│ │ Detch.

─────────────┼───────────────────┼───────────────────

Medical and │13 Ambulance Co. │13 Ambulance Co.

Veterinary.│ │

│46 Field Hospital. │218 Ambulance Co.

│50 Field Hospital. │46 Field Hospital.

│Vet. Hospital. │50 Field Hospital.

│ │164 Field Hospital.

│ │10 Vet. Hospital.

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Transports. │M. T. Col. │543 M. T. Col.

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HISTORY.

(Fifth district—Posen.)

1914.

The 10th Division at mobilization belonged to the 5th Army Corps

(Posen). Detrained August 10 and 11 near Sarrelouis and belonged to the

5th Army (Prussian Crown Prince). Entered Luxemburg the 18th, passed

through Arlon the 20th, and left it on the evening of the 21st.

1. Took part in the combat of August 22, 1914 at Ethe, near Virton, next

to the 9th Division. August 28 it was north of Thionville, expecting to

leave for Russia. August 30 it continued its march in the Woevre,

reached the Cotes de Meuse, and attacked the fort of Troyon September 7.

LES EPARGES.

2. After the battle of the Marne it held the sector of the Cotes de

Meuse east of Verdun (Les Eparges-Callone) which it held almost all the

time until October 1916. Took part in the series of combats which took

place in this sector between April and July, 1915.

1915.

1. At the time of our offensive of September and October, 1915, in

Champagne, the 10th Division sent some of its units there, but they

returned to Woevre about December 10, 1915, after four weeks’ rest in

Lorraine.

WOEVRE.

2. After this and until the beginning of October, 1916, the Division

held its sector of the Cotes de Meuse.

1916.

VERDUN.

1. In October 1916 the division was relieved and took over the sector of

Douaumon in November. It suffered heavy losses December 15, when the

French defeated it severely, and had to be withdrawn from the front.

1917.

COTES DE MEUSE.

1. Reorganized at the beginning of January, 1917, after a three weeks’

rest in the region of Mars la Tour, and took over again its former

sector of the Cotes de Meuse at the beginning of March, remaining there

until the end of April.

AISNE.

2. Entrained May 1 at Mars la Tour and sent via Conflans-Montmedy-Sedan-

Charleville-Hirson to the region north of the Aisne, where it took over

a sector northwest of Braye en Laonnois. It made an attack there May 18

but did not lose very heavily.

3. On June 20 it was relieved and sent to rest near Crecy sur Serre.

Left this region about July 25 and spent six days at Gizy and vicinity.

CHEMIN DES DAMES.

4. On July 30 it went into line in the sector from Ailles to Hurtebise.

Its regiment suffered a great deal from our artillery fire. During the

attack of August 31 to September 1 the division suffered heavy losses.

5. About September 15 the division was relieved. On the 20th it took

over the sector of St. Gobain.

6. At the beginning of the French attack at the end of October an

emergency call was sent the 23d for some of the units of the division

which were at rest in the region of Crepy en Laonnois and during the

night of the 23d–24th they went into line to cover the retreat of the

divisions in line.

FOREST OF ST. GOBAIN.

The greater part of the division remained in line in the forest of St.

Gobain during this attack. The division was relieved about the middle of

December; and on December 15 it was behind the St. Quentin front. At the

end of January 18 the division relieved the 211th division in the sector

of Ailles.

RECRUITING.

The 10th Division differs from the 9th in that its normal recruiting

district (Province of Posen) is composed mostly of Poles. There are,

therefore, a large number of Poles in its ranks, but it is evident that

they are trying to mix them with Prussians, who are less liable to

desert. The 47th Infantry on December 15, 1916, before Verdun contained

men from the ninth and tenth districts. The 398th Infantry, whose

companies were taken from various divisions, for example the 9th, the

10th and the 103d, obtained from the 103d Division Hessian and

Thuringian units. There is the same variety in the 6th Grenadiers, which

contained at the end of 1912 besides the original drafts from the

district, men from the ninth and tenth districts, as well as from the

eighteenth district, the latter belonging to the trained Landsturm (2d

Bav.).

VALUE.

Until the attack of Verdun, the 10th division always had the reputation

of being a good division composed of good units. At the time of the

attack of the French December 10, 1915, however, the division which was

in the sector north of Verdun did not seem to defend itself as

stubbornly as might be expected. It should, however, be noted that 15

per cent of the forces were at that time weakened by sickness. During

the German attack of May 18, 1917, the 47th Infantry clearly gave the

impression that it was quite inferior to the two other regiments of the

division. (The presence of Poles in the 47th should be noted.) August

31, 1917 at the Chemin des Dames, the units of the 10th division

resisted well and counterattacked with vigor September 1.

1918.

1. The division was relieved in the Ailles on February 20 and went to

rest and train for a month. It was at Montcornet, later near Saint

Richaumont, Voulpaix, and La Vallee-aux-Bleds. It marched toward the St.

Quentin front on March 20, by Origny-St. Benoite and Itancourt.

BATTLE OF PICARDY.

2. It was in the second line on March 21 and 22, advancing through

Urvillers and Essigny. It was engaged March 23 to 25, crossing the

Crozat Canal to the west of Jussy, Cugny, and Guiscard. It rested on the

25th and 26th. The division was reengaged on March 27 to the 30th in the

vicinity of Libermont, Ognolles, Beuvraignes (27th) Conchy les Pots

(28th–31st). The losses were heavy on the 27th and 28th. The division

passed into the second line on the 31st and then to reserve at Solente

(east of Roye) until the 30th of April.

3. The division rested and trained from May 5 to 20 at Jeantes la Ville

and Nampcelle la Cour (east of Vervins). It received a draft of 800 men

on May 18.

4. The division marched toward the Aisne front through Montigny le

Franc, Marchais, Montaigu, and Mauregny, May 25 and 26, by night.

BATTLE OF THE AISNE.

5. It attacked on the Chemin des Dames on May 27, near Ailles, its

former sector. It was in the front line of the advance through Paissy,

Oeuilly, Barbonval, Blanzy, Bazoches (27th), Mareuil en Dole, (28th),

south of Fere en Tardenois, (29th), south of Beuvardes (30th), south of

Bouresches. It retired from the front about June 8.

BATTLE OF THE MARNE.

6. The division was at rest near Sissonne after the middle of June to

July 7. It marched to the front via Eppes, Brenelle, Foret de Fere, July

7 to 11. It crossed the Marne on the morning of the 15th, by pontoons,

having passed through the sector of the 10th Ldw. Div. The division’s

objective was a line 8 klms. south of the river, which was to have been

reached by 11 a. m. The advance was completely checked by the American

Division (3d) south of the Marne. The division lost 400 prisoners and

many casualties.

7. The division was taken out within a few days and rested at Arcy-St.

Restitute. It was engaged near Vierzy on the 26th and was thrown back on

the Vesle by August 1, when it was relieved.

THE WOEVRE.

8. The division was taken to Athies-sous-Laon, where it entrained on

August 5 for Mars-la-Tour. The itinerary included Hirson, Charleville,

Sedan. It camped at Sponville until the night of August 18–19. It

relieved the 277th Division in the sector Richecourt, Lahayville, St.

Baussant. The division had absorbed the 255th Division, dissolved on

August 7, and its losses in men and material had been made up. The

division sustained the American attack of September 12 and was thrown

back north of Thiaucourt on Jaulny, Rembercourt. The division lost

heavily in casualties and prisoners. Practically the entire 3d Battalion

of the 398th Regiment was captured on the first day. It was taken out on

September 20.

MOSELLE.

9. The division was reassembled at Loringen, near Metz. From the

dissolved 77th Reserve Division the 257th Reserve Regiment was turned

into the 6th Gren. Regiment (10th Division), the 419th into the 398th

Regiment, and the 332d into the 47th Regiment. Other drafts from Germany

were received to reconstitute the division. On the 5th of October the

division entered the sector east of the Moselle (Nomeny), where it

remained until October 28.

MEUSE-ARGONNE.

10. The division returned to Metz and moved by rail for Pelte, via Metz-

Longuyon-Montmedy. It went into position on November 3 northwest of

Stenay. The last identification was on the Meuse on November 11.

VALUE.

The division was rated as a first-class division. It behaved creditably

in the Somme and Aisne offensives. It was completely defeated on the

Marne, from which it never recovered. The inferior qualities of the

drafts received in August and September lowered the fighting value of

the division.

10th Reserve Division.

COMPOSITION.

│ 1914 │ 1915 │ 1916

│Brigade. │Regiment.│Brigade. │Regiment.│Brigade. │Regiment.

Infantry. │18 Res. │37 Res. │19 Res. │37 Res. │19 Res. │37 Res.

│ │46 Res. │ │46 Res. │ │98 Res.

│77. │37 Fus. │ │98 Res. │77. │37 Fus.

│ │155. │77. │37 Fus. │ │155.

│ │ │ │155. │ │

│ │ │ (37 Res. Rgt. │ │

│ │ │ passed to 119 D. │ │

│ │ │ April, 1915.) │ │

─────────────┼─────────┴─────────┼───────────────────┼─────────┴─────────

Cavalry. │6 Res. Uhlan Rgt. │6 Res. Uhlan Rgt. │6 Res. Uhlan Rgt.

│ (3 Sqns.). │ │

Artillery. │10 Res. F. A. Rgt. │10 Res. F. A. Rgt. │10 Res. F. A. Rgt.

│ (6 Btries.). │ │

│ │ │

Engineers and│ │Res. Co. 5 Pions. │1 Res. Co. 5 Pions.

Liaisons. │ │ │

│ │10 Res. Pont. Engs.│210 T. M. Co.

│ │ │

│ │10 Res. Tel. Detch.│10 Res. Pont. Engs.

│ │ │

│ │ │10 Res. Tel. Detch.

│ │ │

Medical and │ │ │

Veterinary.│ │ │

│ │ │

Transports. │ │ │

Attached. │ │ │

│ │ │

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│ 1917 │ 1918

─────────────┼─────────┬─────────┼─────────┬─────────

│Brigade. │Regiment.│Brigade. │Regiment.

─────────────┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────

Infantry. │77. │37 Res. │77. │37 Fus.

│ │37 Fus. │ │155.

│ │155. │ │37 Res.

│ │ │ │

─────────────┼─────────┴─────────┼─────────┴─────────

Cavalry. │(?) 6 Res. Uhlan │1 Sqn. 3 Res. Drag.

│ Rgt. │ Rgt.

─────────────┼───────────────────┼───────────────────

Artillery. │(?) Art. Command: │61 Art. Command:

│ │

│ Res. F. A. (Regt. │ 10 Res. F. A. Rgt.

│ Btries.). │

│ │ 2 Abt. 66 F. A.

│ │ Rgt.

│ │ 1 Abt. 3 Res. Ft.

│ │ A. Rgt.

│ │ 736 Light Am. Col.

│ │ 1107 Light Am.

│ │ Col.

│ │ 1123 Light Am.

│ │ Col.

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Engineers and│(310) Pion. Btn.: │310 Pion. Btn.:

Liaisons. │ │

│ 1 Res. Co. 5 │ 1 Res. Co. 5

│ Pions. │ Pions.

│ 2 Res. Co. 5 │ 2 Co. 5 Res.

│ Pions. │ Pions.

│ 210 T. M. Co. │ 210 T. M. Co.

│ Tel. Detch. │ 192 Searchlight

│ │ Section.

│ │410 Signal Command:

│ │ 410 Tel. Detch.

│ │ 1 Wireless Detch.

─────────────┼───────────────────┼───────────────────

Medical and │505 Ambulance Co. │505 Ambulance Co.

Veterinary.│ │

│26 Res. Hospital │26 Res. Field

│ Field. │ Hospital.

│28 Res. Field │28 Res. Field

│ Hospital. │ Hospital.

│410 Vet. Hospital. │410 Vet. Hospital.

─────────────┼───────────────────┼───────────────────

Transports. │M. T. Col. │709 M. T. Col.

─────────────┼───────────────────┼───────────────────

Attached. │ │10 M. G. S. S.

│ │ Detch.

│ │254 Mountain M. G.

│ │ Detch.

│ │234 Reconnaissance

│ │ Flight.

│ │(Elements attached

│ │ Sept. 22, 1918.)

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HISTORY.

(Fifth District—Posen.)

1914.

FRANCE.

1. At mobilization the division, with the 9th Reserve Division, formed

the 5th Reserve Corps. It was part of the 5th Army (Crown Prince of

Prussia) and took part in the offensive which went around Verdun from

the north. It fought at Ville en Montois August 22, in the Region of

Consenvoiye-Flabas September 1, and in the vicinity of Sivry sur Meuse

September 2. It remained on the right bank of the Meuse until the end of

September.

MEUSE.

2. About October 1 some of the units of the 10th Reserve Division were

sent to the left bank (Cuisy-Forges-Gercourt).

3. At the beginning of November the division was regrouped in the region

of Damvillers (right bank). Took part in the attacks toward Azannes

November 10 and established itself in the sector of Consenvoye-Azannes

(northeast of Orne-Bois des Caures in November and December).

1915.

1. The division held the region east of Consenvoye-Flabas-Bois des

Caures-Azannes until the Verdun offensive February, 1916.

WOEVRE.

2. At the end of September, 1915, at the beginning of the French attack

in Champagne, some units of the division (battalions of the 37th

Reserves and 98th Reserves were sent as reinforcements to vicinity of

Ville sur Tourbe and Massiges.)

1916.

VERDUN.

1. About February 15, 1916, the division was relieved from the sector on

the right bank of the Meuse and put in reserve. During the first days of

the offensive it engaged only a few attack battalions. Beginning March

12 it was in line before Vaux and Fort Vaux and had very heavy losses.

April 3 the 8th of the 37th Fusiliers received at least 64 replacements

(recuperated men who entered the service the preceding November and

recovered wounded and sick).

2. The division was relieved at the end of April and sent to rest in the

region of Mulhouse from the beginning of May to June 12.

CHAMPAGNE.

3. Sent to Champagne and held the sector north of Tahure, south of Somme

Py, until September 20.

SOMME.

4. After a few days rest it was sent to the Somme south of the St.

Pierre Wood-Vaast from October 5 to 15. It suffered very heavy losses

there.

5. At rest for 13 days, then entrained, and went to Dun via Hirson-

Mézières-Charleville-Sedan October 23.

MORT HOMME.

6. It held the sector of Mort Homme (left bank of the Meuse) from

October 28 to February 8, 1917.

1917.

1. The division was at rest in the middle of February, 1917, in the

region of Sedan, then of Dizy le Gros.

AISNE.

2. At the beginning of March it went into line in the region of Berry au

Bac (from Hill 108 to Spigneul). It was relieved at the beginning of the

French attack April 16. The French artillery preparation caused it heavy

losses.

MORT HOMME-HILL 304.

3. From April 24 to May 15 it was in line in its old sector—Cumierès-

Mort Homme—and from the middle of May till July 19 in the adjoining

sector—Hill 304-Avocourt Wood. It attacked June 28 and 29 and opposed

our counterattacks of July 12 to 17, suffering heavy losses.

4. Withdrawn from the front about July 19.

5. At rest near Sedan and reorganized (replacements from the Fifth

District and Eighteenth District (Frankfort on Main)).

CHAMPAGNE.

6. It then took over the sector Vitry-Cernay les Reims about August 8.

Remained there until about October 27.

7. November 9 it went into line north of Craonne in the region of

Chermizy-Bouconville (?). Some of the units of the division were not in

this sector. After a rest in the camp of Sissonne and at Poilcourt, end

of October to middle of December, they went into line in the sector

Miette-Aisne about December 17. About that date the division was

regrouped north of Berry au Bac, where it was still in February, 1918.

RECRUITING.

Province of Posen. The differences were made up by the Sixth District

mostly.

VALUE—1917 ESTIMATE.

The division is considered as a “big attack” division. In April, 1917,

in the region of Berry au Bac it executed a well-conducted attack on

Satigneul. The offensive value of the division showed itself again

during the attacks of June 28–29 of 1917 at Hill 304.

There is no lack of volunteers for dangerous missions, and the motto of

the division is said to be: “Get after the enemy and beat ’em wherever

you find ’em.” The commanding general of the division and the colonel

commanding the 155th consider that their men are able to endure hard

battles (November, 1917).

1918.

BATTLE OF PICARDY.

1. The division was relieved about March 15 and sent to reenforce the

Somme front. It was engaged near Beaulieu les Fontaines on March 25–26,

where it remained until April 7. Heavy casualties were reported in this

offensive.

BATTLE OF THE AISNE.

2. The division rested until May 27, when it took part in the offensive

at Mont Notre Dame. About June 15 it was withdrawn to Athies (Laon),

where it rested fallen until July 15.

SECOND BATTLE OF THE MARNE.

3. On July 15 the division was again engaged south of the Marne at

Montvoisin and Oeuilly on the opening day. It retired from the Vesle

front, to which it had fallen back, about August 5.

VESLE.

4. After resting three weeks at Asfeld the division returned to the

Vesle front on August 28 near Chalon sur Vesle and was engaged until

September 18.

5. On the 18th the division was directed by stages to Laon and entered

the line south of Laon at Ferme-Colombe on the 22d. The division appears

to have been constantly in action until November 1, and possibly until

the armistice. It was successively identified at Chevrigny, Montceau le

Waast (Oct. 14), southeast of Toulle (Oct. 27), south of Banogne (Nov.

1). The last identification was at Maubert-Fontaine on November 10.

VALUE—1918 ESTIMATE.

The division was rated as a first-class division. It fought hard in most

of the offensives of the year, and when on the defensive put up a hard,

steady fight for two months without relief.

10th Ersatz Division.

COMPOSITION.

│ 1914 │ 1915 │ 1916

│Brigade. │Regiment.│Brigade. │Regiment.│Brigade. │Regiment.

Infantry. │37 Ers. │37, 38, │37 Ers. │37, 38, │25 Mixed │369.

│ │ 39, and│ │ 39, and│ Ers. │

│ │ 40 │ │ 40 │ │

│ │ Brig. │ │ Brig. │ │

│ │ Ers. │ │ Ers. │ │

│ │ Btns. │ │ Btns. │ │

│25 Ers. │25, 26, │25 Ers. │25, 26, │ │368.

│ │ 27, 28,│ │ 27, 28,│ │

│ │ and 79 │ │ and 79 │ │

│ │ Brig. │ │ Brig. │ │

│ │ Ers. │ │ Ers. │ │

│ │ Btns. │ │ Btns. │ │

│43 Ers. │43, 44, │43 Ers. │43, 44, │43 Mixed │370.

│ │ 76, and│ │ 76, and│ Ers. │

│ │ 83 │ │ 83 │ │

│ │ Brig. │ │ Brig. │ │

│ │ Ers. │ │ Ers. │ │

│ │ Btns. │ │ Btns. │ │

│ │ │ │ │ │371.

Cavalry. │Ers. Cav. Detch. of│Ers. Cav. Detch. of│10 Cav. Sqn.

│ 25 Ers. Brig. │ 25 Ers. Brig. │

│Ers. Cav. Detch. of│Ers. Cav. Detch. of│2 Sqn. Horse Jag.

│ 43 Ers. Brig. │ 43 Ers. Brig. │ Rgt.

Artillery. │1 Ers. Abt. (46 and│1 Ers. Abt. (46 and│94 F. A. Rgt.

│ 62 F. A. Rgts.). │ 62 F. A. Rgts.). │

│1 Ers. Abt. (22 and│1 Ers. Abt. (22 and│95 F. A. Rgt.

│ 43 F. A. Rgts.). │ 43 F. A. Rgts.). │

│1 Ers. Abt. (47 and│1 Ers. Abt. (47 and│

│ 55 F. A. Rgts.). │ 55 F. A. Rgts.). │

│ │ │

Engineers and│1 Ers. Co. 10 │1 Ers. Co. 10 │2 Res. Co. 27

Liaisons. │ Pions. │ Pions. │ Pions.

│3 Ers. Co. 11 │3 Ers. Co. 11 │2 Ldw. Pion. Co. (3

│ Pions. │ Pions. │ C. Dist.).

│ │2 Ldw. Pion. Co. (3│307 Pion. Co.

│ │ C. Dist.). │

│ │ │309 Pion. Co.

│ │ │163 T. M. Co.

│ │ │

Medical and │ │ │

Veterinary.│ │ │

│ │ │

Transports. │ │ │

Attached. │ │ │27 Balloon Sqn.

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