Continue as far as Manheulles, where there are numerous military works, including concrete blockhouses and a German post of commandment established in the first house on the right at the entrance to the village. The ground-floor of this house, which appears to be an absolute ruin, is lined throughout with concrete (photo p. [35]). Several concrete shelters have been added outside, on the front facing Woëvre Plain.
MANHEULLES. THE MAIN STREET
At the cross-roads, in the middle of the village, stands a machine-gun blockhouse, built of concrete (photo below).
From Manheulles return to Fresnes-en-Woëvre.
Take G.C.D. 10, which passes through the villages of Champlon and Hannonville (severely damaged), Thillot, St. Maurice and Billy. Leave the village of Viéville on the right and, 500 yards further on, take the road which leads up a steep slope to Hattonchâtel.