6. On August 12 it was transferred to Spincourt and placed in reserve on the right bank of the Meuse during the French attack of August 20.
Verdun.
7. Engaged on August 22 at the Fosse wood-Chaume wood, it lost heavily by the attack of August 26 and by its counterattack upon Beaumont.
8. Relieved at once, it was reorganized and sent to rest in the vicinity of Sedan-Longuyon from August 26 to the end of September.
Meuse.
9. The 46th Reserve Division reappeared from October 3 to November 10 in the sector of Fosse wood-Chaume wood, where some elements launched an attack on November 9 and suffered heavy losses.
10. The division was at rest in the vicinity of Longwy from November 10 to December 15.
Lorraine.
11. About December 17 it took over the sector west of Nomeny (Cheminot-Eply) in Lorraine. It was still there at the beginning of April, 1918.