157th Infantry Division (France)
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Contents
Commanders
- 28/04/1915 - 15/09/1915: Général Gillain
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- 23/12/1915 - : Général Blazer
- 23/05/1916: Général Brulard
- 28/01/1917: Général Beaudemoulin
- 04/05/1918 - Dissolution: Général Goybet
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Mariano Goybet
Order of battle
First World War
- 213e Régiment d'Infanterie from March to November 1916
- 214e Régiment d'Infanterie from March 1917 to June 1918 (dissolution)
- 252e Régiment d'Infanterie from March 1917 to June 1918 (dissolution)
- 333e Régiment d'Infanterie from March 1917 to November 1918
- 401e Régiment d'Infanterie from April 1915 to August 1916
- 402e Régiment d'Infanterie from April 1915 to August 1916
- 32e Bataillon de Chasseurs Alpins from April 1915 to August 1916
- 102e Bataillon de Chasseurs Alpins from April 1915 to March 1916
- 107e Bataillon de Chasseurs Alpins from April 1915 to August 1916
- 116e Bataillon de Chasseurs Alpins from April 1915 to March 1916
- 53e régiment d'infanterie territoriale from March 1916 à ????
- 70e régiment d'infanterie territoriale from August to November 1918
- 99e régiment d'infanterie territoriale from March to November 1916
- 133e régiment d'infanterie territoriale from March 1916 to ????
- 371st Infantry Regiment (United States) and 372nd Infantry Regiment (United States) (both from 93rd Infantry Division (United States)) from June to November 1918
1915
April 28 – September 23
- Established at the Camp of la Valbonne; stayed briefly and received instruction.
- From September 1, transported by VF in the area of Liancourt; rest, instruction.
- From September 25, transported by VF in the areas of Châlons-sur-Marne, Saint-Hilaire-au-Temple.
September 27 – October 10
- Moved towards Saint-Hilaire-le-Grand.
- September 8–30 : entered into the Second Battle of Champagne: French assaults north of the Wacques farm.
- From September 30, held ready to intervene, towards Wacques farm.
October 10, 1915 – January 18, 1916
- Withdrawal from the front and transported by VF in the area of Belfort; rest.
- From October 29, rested and went towards Montbéliard and Héricourt.
- From December 26, worked on defensive organization while going towards Delle and Saint-Hippolyte.
1916
January 18 – May 30
- Regrouped in the area of Delle, Montbéliard, then moved towards Dannemarie.
- From January 27, occupation of an area near Carlspach and Burnhaupt-le-Bas : February 22, helped by Germans.
May 30, 1916 - March 19, 1917
- Occupation of a new area, further north, between Leimbach and the Rhone–Rhine Canal, forced to the right, December 1, until near Ammerzwiller.
1917
March 19 – April 9
- Withdrawal from the front, moved towards Arches, through Mélisey, le Thillot and Rupt.
- From March 23, rest and instruction at the camp of Arches.
April 9 – June 16
- Moved towards the area of Belfort, through Remiremont, le Thillot and Montreux-Château; occupation of an area between the Swiss border and the Rhone-Rhine Canal.
June 16 – July 6
- Withdrawal from the battle; transported by VF from Belfort, to the area of Épernay; rest and instruction.
July 6 – November 20
November 20 – December 9
- Withdrawal from the front ; rested near Damery.
December 9, 1917 – May 21, 1918
- Occupation of an area between Courcy and southern Godat, spread out to the right, March 31, 1918, until near Cavaliers de Courcy.
1918
May 21–27
- Withdrawal from the front ; moved in stages towards the area of Fismes; rest et instruction, then moved toward the front.
May 27 – June 4
- 27 mai 1918 : Second Battle of the Marne
- Entered into the Third Battle of the Aisne: resistance between Saint-Mard and Maizy by the German advancement, then withdrawal towards the Marne River; occupation of points of passage of this river, between Chézy and La Ferté-sous-Jouarre.
June 4–10
- Moved in stages towards Villenauxe; rest and instruction.
June 10 – July 13
- Transported in trucks to the area of Clermont-en-Argonne, then occupation of an area between l'Aire and the woods of Avocourt.
July 13–16
- Withdrawal from the front; rested near the farm of Grange-le-Comte.
July 16 - September 14
- Occupation of an area near the woods of Avocourt and west of Forges, spread out to the left, July 20, until the bridge of Quatre Enfants.
September 14–26
- Withdrawal from the front; moved in stages towards Vanault-les-Dames and Possesse; rested in the area of Valmy.
September 26 – October 8
- Moved towards the front.
- Entered, from September 28, on the banks of la Dormoise, into the Battle of Somme-Py (Battle of Champagne and Argonne): advanced until Monthois and Challerange.
October 8 – November 11
- Withdrawal from the front and rested near Valmy.
- From October 11, transported by VF towards Bruyères.
- From October 13, occupation of an area between the high valley of la Weiss and la Fave.
Annexations
- Cut off from April 1915 to March 1916
- 34th Army Corps, from March 1916 to November 1918
- June 10 – September 14, 1918
- September 26 – October 11, 1915
- June 8–10, 1918
- September 14 - October 11, 1918
- June 18, 1917 – March 29, 1918
- September 1–26, 1915
- March 29 – June 8, 1918
- October 11, 1915 – June 18, 1917
- October 11 – November 11, 1918
