Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-28
COMP 0NENTS Of
SIX ARMY CORPS
! ARE ANNOUNCED
Twenty Divisions Made Up
Larger Units But Only the
First Was at Maximum
Strength of Six Divisions,


Washington, Nov, 27-The organi-
cation of American army corps in
france as it existed November Z, four
DAYS before the signing of the armis-
tiee, was made public tonight by the
war department. Six corps then had
been organized, but only the first was
at the maximum strength of six d.
visions. In all twenty divisions made
up the corps.
In the first corps were the Sixth
division, made up of the Fifty-f first.
Fifty-second and Fifty-fourth infan-
try regiments, and the Third. Seventy.
eighth and Eleventh artillery regi-
ments; tho Thirty sixth division.
Hist, 142nd. l4Srd and 144th infan-
try regiments and the 131st 132nd
and 133rd artillery regiments: the
Forty-second Division, 165th. 16Gth,
l67th and 16Sth infantry regiments
and the 10th. 150th and 151st ar
ullery regiments; the Seventy seventh
division. 305th, S06th. 307th and
30Sth infantry regiments and the
304th, S05th, 306th artillery regi-
ments; the Seventhyeighth division.
309th, 3I0th. 31lth. seth infantry
regiments and the 307th. 2OSth and
309th artillery regiments. and the
Eightieth division, 317th, 31Sth 31Sth
and S20th infantry regiments and the
S13th, Sl4th and 315th artillery regi-
ments.
In the Second corps were the TWEEN
ty-seventh and Thrtieth divisions,
serving with the British Fourth army
In the Twenty seventh division were
the 105th, 106th. 10th I'd 10Sth in
fantry regiments and the 104th, 105th
and 106th artillery regiments, and in
the Thirtieth division were the 117th,
118th, 18th and 120th infantry regi-
ments and the 112th 114th and 18th
artillery regiments
The Third corps had five divisions,
as follows: Third division. Fourth,
Seventh Thirtieth and Thirty eighth
infantry regiments and Tenth, Seven
ty-sixth and Eighteenth artillery
regiments; Fifth division. Sixtieth,
Sixty-first, Sixth and Eleventh infan-
try regiments, and Nineteenth, Tween
tieth and Twenty-first artillery regi-
ments; Thirty second division, 125th,
126th, 127th and 12Sth infantry regi-
ments and 10th, 120th and 121st ar
tillery regiments; Thirty-fifth division,
18th, 13Sth, 139th and 140th infan-
try regiments and 12Sth. 129th and
1S0th artillery regiments and the
Nineteenth division, 357th, 35Sth,
S59th and $50 infantry regiments and
34Srd, 344th and 345th artillery regi-
mentS
In the Fourth corps were two di-
visions, the Seventh and Twenty
eighth. The Seventh division was
composed of the Fiftv-flfth, Fifty
sixth, Thirty fourth and SIxty-fourth
infantry regiments and tho Seventh
ninth, Eightieth and Eighth artillery
regiments.
In the Fifth corps were four divis-
ions, the First, Second (marine)
Twenty-ninth and Eighty-ninth. The
First division was made up OF the
Sixteenth, Eighteenth, Twenty sixth
and Twenty-eighth infantry regiments
and the Fifth. Sixth and Seventh ar
tillery regiments; the Second of the
Ninth and Twenty-third infantry reg
iments and the Fifteenth, Seventeenth
and Twelfth artillery regiments; the
of the 113th, 114th,
115th and 10th infantry regiments
and the 10th, 18th and 18TH artil-
lery regiments: and the Eighty-ninth
of the 353rd. 354th. 355th and 356th
regiments and the S40th,
341st and 342nd artillery regiments.
In the Sixth corps was the Ninety
second division made M of the 365th, |
366th, 367th and 36Sth infantry regi-
ments and the 340th, 350th and 351th !
artillery regiments