17th reserve divisionの例文

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The 81st Infantry Brigade was sent to the 17th Reserve Division.
The 17th Reserve Division fought on the Battle of Cambrai.
The 17th Reserve Division was triangularized in October 1916.
Reserve-Division " ) was a unit of the 17th Reserve Division.
On 30 July, British artillery-fire caused many casualties and the right flank of the 5th Division was hurriedly reinforced by I Battalion, Reserve Infantry Regiment 163 of the 17th Reserve Division, sent from Ytres, which was spotted by British aircrews at Beaulencourt and shelled.
In summary, IX Reserve Corps mobilised with 25 infantry battalions, 5 machine gun companies ( 30 machine guns ), 6 cavalry squadrons, 12 field artillery batteries ( 72 guns ), 4 heavy batteries ( 16 guns ), a Field Airship Detachment and 7 pioneer companies . 17th Reserve Division was slightly stronger than the norm as it included an active infantry brigade.
II Battalion, IR Lehr remained along the south side of the wood and Flat Iron Copse, with the III Battalion in reserve around Bazentin le Petit . ( The defence of this part of the German front had been conducted by 15 battalions on 1 July ( BRIR 6, IR 62, RIR 109, 110 and 111 ) and from 2 July, troops from the 12th Reserve Division, elements of the 185th, 12th, 10th Bavarian and 3rd Guard divisions and IR 163 of the 17th Reserve Division had joined the defence; the 183rd Division was en route to the Somme front .)