Mort Homme.
6. It held the sector of Mort Homme (left bank of the Meuse) from October 28 to February 8, 1917.
1917.
1. The division was at rest in the middle of February, 1917, in the region of Sedan, then of Dizy le Gros.
Aisne.
2. At the beginning of March it went into line in the region of Berry au Bac (from Hill 108 to Spigneul). It was relieved at the beginning of the French attack April 16. The French artillery preparation caused it heavy losses.
Mort Homme-Hill 304.
3. From April 24 to May 15 it was in line in its old sector—Cumierès-Mort Homme—and from the middle of May till July 19 in the adjoining sector—Hill 304-Avocourt Wood. It attacked June 28 and 29 and opposed our counterattacks of July 12 to 17, suffering heavy losses.
4. Withdrawn from the front about July 19.
5. At rest near Sedan and reorganized (replacements from the Fifth District and Eighteenth District (Frankfort on Main)).