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26 History of Three Hundred and Twenty-Eighth Infantry German iiiacliine gun hole on Hill 260, taken by the 2nd Battalion on October 8th. 123 machine guns were taken on that day from holes similar to above, together with 325 prisoners. The drive of the 1st Battalion on the 7th and of the 2nd Battalion on the 8th forced the Boche from in front of the 28th Division, relieved the 28th Division and forced the Boche to fall back in front of the 77lh Division on our left. The above statement made by Gen. Pershing in 1919 at a review of the 82nd Division.
Eighty-Second Division, A. E. F. 27 front ^ith Xivray sticking out in our line like a sore thumh and Marvoisin in "No Man's Land," while a little to our right was Siecheprey, the scene of the famous raid on the 26th Division. Everyone had read of and had difficulty in understanding the dreary monotony of trench warfare and here we were to realize it: to sit for days in a trench gazing intently at the enemy lines and never see anything to shoot at, chow details, wire stringing details, trench digging details, patrols every night with monotonous regu- larity and at the end of several weeks to be holding the same positions with nothing apparently accomplished. The Regiment at this time was commanded by Col. Hunter B. Nelson, who had been assigned to its command June 26th, having served as attached since June 13th. All who had the pleasure of knowing Col. Nelson will remember him with feelings of affection. He was a man men serve for love. Everyone from his orderly to the majors he called son and his men were his constant thought. When an important patrol was on a dangerous mission he would sit up till early morning waiting for the news of its return. On July 3rd under command of Major Johnson tlie 3rd Battalion relieved the 2nd Battalion in the front—the 2nd dropping back to Cornieville while the 1st moved up to positions vacated by the 3rd. On July 10th the 1st Battalion, under Major Jewett, relieved the 3rd with the corresponding rotations. These weekly reliefs continued till August 5th, at which time our relief by the 356th Infantry, 89th Division, was completed and we, feeling like war-worn veterans, moved back to Troussey and Rigny La Salle by Dekauville the 1st and 3rd Battalions in the former town. Regimental Headquarters, 2nd Battalion, Headquarters, Supply and Machine Gun Companies in the latter. Our stay in the trenches had been the same old story, a few men being killed by nervous sentries who halted and shot at the same time, usually with deadly effect; numerous patrols with one rather nasty little encounter in Xivray, where we had several casualties in the 3rd Battalion which was in the front line at that time; a few shells principally in Rambucourt, which at that time we called barrages; barrages then meaning to us anv shelling wherein more than six shells were fired at the rate of one per minute or faster. It was here that Capt. Sissons of L. Co. was badly wounded by a shell fragment one night during a rather heavy shelling. In Raulecourt at Regimental Headquarters we had Red Cross, Salvation Army and Y. M. C. A. huts where hot chocolate and doughnuts were served on the nights of reliefs to the boys coming out. Gas was our great horror. A night rarely passed by but what some zealous gas sentry didn't send forth the alarm and not to be taking any chances every sentry in hearing would pick up the signal and start sounding his particular brand of noise maker. Soon the whole area would be echoing with the noise of horns, bells, rattles, etc., and men would adjust their masks, having a sick feeling in the stomach and chills down the spine. Men who knew no fear when it was a case of danger from personal combat would turn pale when that awful raucus klaxon grated out its alarm in the middle of the night. Nothing but actual experience could teach one about gas, and it was only a short time, however, till false alarms were at a minimum.
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John J. Buzas, 31 Lawrence St., Wat
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