MAJOR-GENERAL CHARLES H. MUIR.
Commanding the 28th Division.
AMERICAN UNITS ENGAGED FROM AUGUST 1
TO SEPTEMBER 7, 1918.
WITH GENERAL DEGOUTTE’S ARMY.
1st Corps (see composition, p. 27).
The 42nd Division was relieved by the 4th (see composition, p. 27) on August 3.
The 4th was relieved by the 77th Division:
| 77th Division | Major-General | George B. Duncan. |
| comprising: | ||
| 153rd Infantry Brigade | Brig.-Gen. | E. Wittenmeyer |
| 154th“ “ | “ “ | E. M. Johnson |
| 152nd Artillery | Colonel | Manus McCloskey |
The 1st Corps, which crossed the Vesle on August 6, was withdrawn from the front on August 13. In twenty days it had advanced twenty miles and combated twelve different enemy divisions.