169e division of infantry (France)
Chiefs of the 169 E division of infantry
The First World War
Composition during the war
- ''' 13 {{E}} Regiment of Infantry ''' of January 1917 in November 1918
- ''' 29 {{E}} Regiment of Infantry ''' of January 1917 in November 1918
- ''' 296 {{E}} Regiment of infantry ''' from January in November 1917 (dissolution)
- ''' 39 {{E}} Regiment of Infantry ''' of November 1917 in October 1918
- ''' 13 {{E}} Regiment of Territorial Infantry ''' from August in November 1918
- ''' 6 {{E}} Regiment of Riflemen of Walk ''' from October in November 1918
- ''' 29 {{E}} Regiment of Infantry ''' of January 1917 in November 1918
1917
December 29th, 1916 - January 26th, 1917- Constitution in the area of Aumale.
- From the January 22nd, transport by V.F., of Crèvecœur-the-Large, with Holy-Menehould; rest.
- Occupation of a sector enters the Aisne and Country cottages: frequent engagements, particularly on February 15th.
- Withdrawal of the face, movement by stages towards Athis; rest and instruction.
- Movement towards Trépail; instruction (elements in sector in the area of Mounts).
- Withdrawal of the face, movement towards Holy-Menehould; rest.
- Occupation of a sector enters the Four of Paris and Aisne, on the left reduced, on February 6th, until worms the wood of Beaurain.
1918
February 23rd - April 4th- Withdrawal of the face, movement towards Mailly-the-Camp; rest and instruction with the camp
- From the March 11th, movement towards Herpont, then worms Holy-Menehould; work between Suippe and Aisne.
- From the March 27th, movement towards Courtisols and Sarry; March 29th, transport by trucks towards the Ferté-sous-Jouarre and Compiegne, then movement towards Coivrel.
- From the March 11th, movement towards Herpont, then worms Holy-Menehould; work between Suippe and Aisne.
- Occupation of a sector towards Be worth and Ayencourt; organization of the face.
- From the June 9th, committed in the Battle of Matz: enemy offensive (engagements towards Knitting), then, 11, French counter-attack (progression to the edges of Frétoy)
- From the June 13rd, organization of a sector towards Ployron and Ayencourt
- July 19th, local action towards Rubescourt and the Frétoy.
- From the June 9th, committed in the Battle of Matz: enemy offensive (engagements towards Knitting), then, 11, French counter-attack (progression to the edges of Frétoy)
- Committed in the 3 {{E}} Battle of Picardy: catch of Assainvillers; August 10th, catch of Field beans. Continuation towards the East, by Piennes and Bus, until Beuvraignes; the 16, taken of Cessier, then Cabins.
- Movement towards the face; engaged, in the south of Ham, in the continuation; take part in the Poussée towards the position Hindenburg:
- September 9th, catch of Clastres; the Essigny-the-Large September 19th, occupation of .
- October 1st, catch of Urvillers (Battle of Saint-Quentin): organization of the positions conquered between Urvillers and the railway of Saint-Quentin.
- October 9th, resumption of the offensive: continuation until Hauteville worms; engagements in the area of Oise.
- September 9th, catch of Clastres; the Essigny-the-Large September 19th, occupation of .
Fastenings
Organic assignment: 20 {{E}} CA of December 1916 in November 1918I {{Re}} Armed
- 3 - April 6th, 1918
- August 2nd - November 11th, 1918
- 6 - February 23rd, 1918
III {{E}} Armed
- March 27th - April 3rd, 1918
- April 6th - June 10th, 1918
- June 13rd - August 2nd, 1918
- April 6th - June 10th, 1918
- January 22nd, 1917 - February 6th, 1918
- February 23rd - March 27th, 1918
- December 29th, 1916 - January 22nd, 1917
- 10 - June 13rd, 1918
The Inter-war period
The Second world war
After Second world war
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