Battle of the Aisne and Marne.
2. From July 20 to 31 the division was engaged in severe fighting at Plessier-Huleu and Grand Rozoy.
3. It rested near Marle until the 21st of August undergoing reconstruction. It entrained on that date at Voyenne and reached La Fere the next day, from where it marched to Barisis and Folembray.
Battle of the Ailette.
4. The division entered the line in the Quierzy-Manicamp-Champs area on August 23. It sustained a French attack on the 28th, losing nearly 500 prisoners. The division was withdrawn on September 3.
5. The division was moved by train from Voyenne to Haboudange via Marle, Montcornet, Sedan, Montmedy, Longuyon, Audun le Roman, Thionville, Metz, and Benestroff. It marched to Hampont to the Huhnerwald Camp, where it rested until September 15.
Lorraine.
6. It entered line at Arracourt on the 15th and occupied that quiet sector until the end of hostilities.
VALUE—1918 ESTIMATE.
The division was rated as third class. In 1918 it saw but two weeks’ service on an active front.