1917.
Champagne.
1. Withdrawn from the Verdun front about January 23, 1917, the 54th Reserve Division took over, in Champagne, the sector included between the Navarin Farm and the Tahure Hill.
2. In March it sent one battalion of the 246th Reserve Infantry Regiment into the attacks of Maisons de Champagne on March 27.
3. At the beginning of May the division went as a reenforcement south of Moronvilliers. It went into action from May 15 to June 10 (Téton, Mont Haut) and lost heavily.
4. About June 10–15, without any rest, it again took over the sector west of Tahure, which it occupied until August 20–25.
Hill 304.
5. Suddenly transferred to the Verdun area, the 54th Reserve Division went into line on August 24, north of Hill 304; it remained there until October 18.
Flanders.
6. Sent to Flanders, it was in the Dixmude sector from October 29 until March 1918.