31e regiment of colonial infantry
The 31e regiment of colonial infantry is a unit of the French Army.
It is a regiment colonial of reserve, created in August 1914 and attached to the {{1st}} regiment of colonial infantry.
Badge of the 31e regiment of colonial infantry
Heraldic
Significance
Currency of the 31e regiment of colonial infantry
Flag of the regiment
It carries the inscriptions:
History
Until the First World War
Creation and quartering in 1914 with Cherbourg
The First World War
1914 :
The regiment was made prisoner entirely among: 45000 combatants of the pocket of Maubeuge: the soldiers were interned in the German camps of Chemnitz, Seltau, Hamborn, Minden, Grüneberg, Seeste, Uretz, Eichstalt, Dulmen, Gelsenkirchen, Bernig, Zebst and Altenessen
It were released in December 1918 and January 1919.
The Inter-war period
The Second world war
After Second world war
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