14th army corps (France)

Chiefs of the 14th army corps

1905 - August 7th, 1918: General ''' Gallieni '''

Composition

With the mobilization of 1914

It represented the area of Lyon and Grenoble and was composed of From the Dauphine and Savoyard, these “frightening Allobroges” of which king Charles - Emmanuel said “That they were the glory of the Celts and the terror of Rome. ”

It is subordinate, at the beginning of the First World War with the Armed Ire.

27 {{E}} division of infantry

53e Brigade:

75 {{E}} regiment of infantry
110 {{E}} regiment of infantry
14 {{E}} battalion of Alpine hunters

54e Brigade:

52 {{E}} regiment of infantry
7 {{E}} battalion of Alpine hunters

Cavalry:

9 {{E}} regiment of hussards (1 squadron)

Artillery:

2 {{E}} regiment of field artillery (3 groups 75)
1 {{E}} regiment of artillery of mountain (1 battery of 65)

Genius:

4 {{E}} regiment of the genius (company 14/1)

28e division of infantry

55e Brigade:

22e regiment of infantry
99e regiment of infantry

56e Brigade:

30e regiment of infantry
11th battalion of Alpine hunters

Cavalry:

9th regiment of hussards (1 squadron)

Artillery:

54e regiment of field artillery (3 groups 75)
1e regiment of artillery of mountain (1 battery of 65)

Genius:

4th regiment of the genius (companies 14/2)

EOCA

Cavalry (attached to 14th CA):

9th regiment of hussards (4 squadrons)

Artillery (attached to 14th CA):

6th field artillery regiment (4 groups 75)

Genius (attached to 14th CA):

4th regiment of the genius (companies 14/3, 14/6, 14 16,14/21)

Others (attached to 14th CA):

14th squadron of the train of the military crews
14th section of secretaries of staff and of recruitment
14th section of military
14th section of military clerks and working male nurses of administration

Changes during the war

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