154e regiment of infantry of line

The 154e Régiment of Infanterie (or 154e IH) is a regiment of the French Army.

Creation and various denominations

? : 154e Regiment of Infantry
1914: At the mobilization, it sets up its regiment of reserve, the 354 {{E}} Régiment of Infantry

Colonel S and chief-of-brigade

(*) Officer who became thereafter Brigadier general. (**) Officer who became thereafter Major general.

1794: Saudor (Adrien-Joseph) - Chief-of-Brigade

1813: Ozilliau (Jacques-François) - Colonel

1813: Chapuzet (Louis-Guillaume-Joseph) - Colonel

1918-1919: VIARD (Louis Rene) - Colonel of the Colonial Infantry, Officer of the Legion of Honor

History of the garrisons, combat and battles of 154e IH

Revolution and Empire

Colonels killed or wounded by ordering the regiment for this period

Officers wounded or killed while being used for the 154e between 1808 and 1814:

killed Officers: 9

dead Officers their wounds: 8, of which the General-of-Brigade, Officer of the Legion of Honor SAUDEUR (Adrien-Joseph) (January 2nd, 1764 - May 27th, 1813).

wounded officers: 18, of which the Colonel Ozilliau May 19th, 1813, August 21st, 1813 and August 26th, 1813

1794:154 E Half-Brigade of Battle (formed of the following elements)

2nd battalion, 83e Regiment of Infantry 1st battalion, Volunteers of Valencians 1st battalion, Voluntary republican of Paris

1796: Dissolves and built-in the 10th Half-Brigade of Infantry of Line 1813:154 E Regiment of Infantry of Line (formed of the element following)

4th (the Rhone and the Loire), 20th (Ain and Doubs), 21e and 22e Troops, National guard

1814: dissolves and built-in the 37e and 45e Regiments of Infantry of Line

Participation of the Regiment (battles and combat)

1795: Army of North 1796: Army of the Dimensions of the Ocean 1813: Mockern, Danning-Kow, Weissig, Wurschen, Lowenberg, Goldberg, Katzbach, Drebnitz, Liebertwolkwitz and Leipzig.

From 1815 to 1848

Second Republic

Second Empire

From 1871 to 1914

First World War

In 1914; Quartering: Lérouville; 6 {{E}} army corps, 79e Brigade of Infantry;

40 {{E}} division of infantry: from August 1914 - December 1916
165 {{E}} division of infantry: December 1916 - November 1918

1914

At the end of August: Reprocess III {{E}} and IV {{E}} Armées: Joppécourt, Dies

September 2nd: Reprocess and is a prelude to with the Bataille of the Marne: Candles Montfaucon

22 September 24th: Battle of Woëvre and Top-of-Meuse: the Cross on Meuse

1915

May-November: Operations in Argonne: Trifle

25 - September 30th: Battle of Champagne: north of Holy Hilaire Large the

1916

Battle of Verdun:

February-March: Death-Man
April: Cumières

October 6th: Battle of the Sum: Rancourt, Sailly - Saillisel

wood of Saint Pierre Vaast

1917

April 16th: Aisne: attacks on Berry with the Vat

20 - August 26th: Verdun: Wood of the Pits, Wood of Beaumont

1918

April 29th - June 1st: Summon: North of Manor house

11 June 12th: Oise: Belloy

August 17th: Wood of the Cabins

August 28th - September 12th: Oise: Potière, Catigny, Chevilly, Guiscard

Inter-war period

Second world war

From 1945 to our days

Feat of arms making particularly honor with the regiment

(*) Battle carried to the flag of the régiment.

Currency

; “I do not move back of a sole. ”

Decorations

; Fodder with the colors of the ribbon of the Military decoration decreed on September 11th, 1918

See too

Internal bonds

List of the French regiments
List of the ranks in the French Army

External bonds

Sources and bibliography

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