16th regiment of infantry of line
The 16th regiment of infantry of line is a French regiment created at the end of the Ancien Mode starting from battalions of the Régiment of Béarn. Regimental History
Creation and various denominations
- 1776 : Creation from 2nd and 4th battalions of the Regiment of Béarn under the name of Regiment of Agénois .
- 1791 : famous 16th Regiment of Infantry of Line
- 1793 : Transformed into 16th Half-brigade of Battle , starting from the following units:
- 2nd battalion of the 8 {{E}} Regiment of Infantry
- 3rd battalion of Volunteers of the Cantal
- 2nd battalion of Volunteers of Haute-Marne
- 1796 : Transformed into 16th Half-brigade of Infantry of Line , starting from the following units:
- 110 {{E}} Half-brigade of Battle (2nd battalion of the 55 {{E}} Regiment of Infantry, 6th and 7th battalions of volunteers of Meurthe)
- 2nd and 3rd battalions of the Half-brigade of Yonne
- 1803 : Famous 16th Regiment of Infantry of Line
- 1854 : Famous 16th Regiment of Infantry
- 1914 : To the mobilization, it gives rise to the ''' 216 {{E}} Régiment of Infantry '''
- 1921 : Dissolution
Colonel S Chief of brigade
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1781 : colonel marquis d' Audechamp
- 1791: Pierre Louis de Blottefière - Colonel (*)
- 1792: Jacques-Hyacinthe Leblanc Of Combe - Colonel
- 1795: Gillot (?) - Chief of brigade
- 1796: Balthazard Grandjean - Chief of brigade (*)
- 1797: Beltz (?) - Chief of brigade
- 1800: Jean-Joseph Mabiez de Latour de Rouville - Chief of brigade (colonel in 1803)
- 1807: Marine Jacques-Bartelemy - Colonel (*)
- 1809: Pierre-Cesar Gudin of Bardelieres - Colonel (*)
- 1812: Pierre-Louis Lamotte - Colonel
(*) Officer who became thereafter Brigadier general. (**) Officer who became thereafter Major general.
Colonels killed or wounded whereas it ordered the 16th RIL:
- Colonel Gudin: wounded on July 6th, 1809 and on October 25th, 1811
Killed or wounded officers whereas they were used for the 16th RIL during the period 1804-1815:
- killed Officers: 35
- Officers dead of the continuations of their wounds: 11
- wounded Officers: 126
History of the garrisons, combat and battles of the 16th IH
Old Mode
War of independence of the United States of America
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September 26th with the October 19th 1781: Battle of Yorktown
Wars of the Revolution and the Empire
- 1792: Sit of Namur
- 1793: Sit of Maestricht, Namur and seat and captures of Furnes
- 1794: Boeschequepe, Seat and capture of Menin, Tourcoing, Sieège de Ypres and the island of Casandra
- 1796: Wetzlar, Bamber, Forcheim, Neukirchen and Wolfering
- 1797: Wurtzberg, Giessen and Neuwied
- 1799: Offenbourg
- 1800: Stockach, Engen, Biberach, Erbach, Ampfing and Hohenlinden
- 1805: Trafalgar
- 1809: Neumarck, Ebersberg, Aspern-Essling, Wagram and Znaïm
- 1809: Sit of Rosas and Girone
- 1810: Capture strong Olivio, Siège of Tarragone and Mount-Serrat
- 1811: Sit of Sagonte, Bataille of Sagonte, Siège of Valence, Alicante and Saint-Felipe
- 1813: Lützen, Bautzen, Wurschen, Dresden and Leipzig
- 1814: Rothiere, Vauchamps, Fère-Champagne the and Paris
1815 to 1848
- 1828-1833 : participation in the Forwarding of Morée to support the Greek insurrectionists at the time of the War of Greek independence. Sit of Navarin
Second Empire
1870 to 1914
1/23/1871 receives the Volunteers for the duration of the war.
First World War
Assignment: 25 {{E}} Division of Infantry of August 1914 in November 19181914
- August: Lorraine, surroundings of Sarrebourg, combat with Schneckenbusch and Brouderdorf
- September:
- the Vosges, Roville-with-Oaks, Xaffevillers
- Oise, Ribécourt, Dreslincourt
- October at November: Picardy, wood of the Cabins
- November 1914 in August 1915: Oise, sector of Canny-on-Matz
1915
- September 1915 in January 1916: Oise, closes of Antoval
1916
- March: Verdun, Death-Man
- June at September: Aisne, Autrêches
- October at November: the Sum, wood of Chaulnes, wood Kratz
1917
- January at March: Oise, Canny-on-Matz
- March: go on Saint-Quentin
- April at June: attempts to take Saint-Quentin, Rocourt, Estruses
- August: Verdun, wood of Avocourt
- September at November: Argonne, Boureuilles
- December 1917 in January 1918: Verdun, Bezonvaux
1918
- February at June: Argonne
- July: 2nd battle of the Marne, Large-Rozoy
- August at September: Vesle, Aisne, Ostel
to retain: a street in Saint-Etienne bears the name of an officer of the 16th IH killed, it acts of the second lieutenant Joseph VERGNETTE, killed on December 18th, 1914 with Canny-on-Matz, fall to see with the cemetery of Crêt de Roch Another name: Marcel DEAT, who collaborated, was lieutenant with the 16th IH in 1914-1918
Montbrison and Saint-Etienne, regiment dissolved in 1921
Inter-war period
- 1921 : Dissolution
Second world war
- nothing.
Feat of arms making particularly honor with the regiment
- 1800: Hohenlinden
- 1809 : Wagram
- 1811 : Sagonte
sources
Bonds
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