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akg5224333 Patriotic vignette in honor of the 164th Infantry Regiment. (Drawing by Louis Muller). - The regiments numbered 164 to 173 are set up from 1912 after the law of December 23:. - the barracks of the regiment on 2 August 1914: The 4th battalion is in Longwy (barracks...) and the rest of the regiment is housed in Verdun (barracks Marceau). (56 officers, 170 noncommissioned officers, 3030 main prisoners, noncommissioned officers and soldiers and 128 horses). (On July 9, 1918, part of the staff of Regiment 324 joined the Infantry Regiment.). - the Corps Leaders from 2 August 1914 to 11 November 1918:. - from August 2, 1914 to September 21, 1914: Colonel Bagès. - from 21 September 1914 to 3 December 1914: Commander Meyer. - from 3 December 1914 to 23 March 1915: Commander Roussel. - March 23, 1915 to April 2, 1915: Commander Bureau. - April 2, 1915 to April 8, 1915: Lieutenant Colonel Doreau. - From April 8, 1915 to August 19, 1917: Lieutenant Colonel Roussel. - from... August 1917 to August 16, 1917: Commander Combes. - From 16 August 1917 to August 1917: Commander De Laval. - from... August 1917 to... February 1918: Lieutenant Colonel Roussel (Colonel promoted on November 7, 1917). - from... February 1918 to... April 1918: Lieutenant Colonel Jamet. - From April 1918 to September 26, 1918: Lieutenant Colonel Leroy. - from September 26, 1918 to October 4, 1918: Commander Brasset. - from October 4, 1918 to November 11, 1918: Lieutenant Colonel Leyraud. The JMO disappeared between January 11, 1918 and July 18, 1918. - the various obligations on the flag:. - Verdun 1916. - The mountains of 1917. - Soissonnais 1918. - The Ailette 1918. - The Aisne 1918. - Ornaments and lining worn on the flag:. - Croix de Guerre's decorated tie with 5 quotes from the regiment to the army. - Lining in the colours of the ribbon of the military medal. (the regiment is formed in 1913). (February 21, 1916, the regiment holds the sector around the forest of Herbois, estimated at 40 000 projectiles that the number of shells fell on the wood, one counted 40 projectiles per minute on the sector of the city forest.). (September 23, 1916 at 11: 30 am, the regiment witnessed a dogfight, a German aircraft returning to its line being disassembled by a French fighter aircraft, which scraped it "very close" and in the north defeated de Beuvraignes, the French aircraft was ridden by Lieutenant Guynemer). (In June 1917, the Regiment knows the refusal of obedience, 26 soldiers are arrested and 3 are sentenced to death, the judgment is broken because of procedural error.). Author: LOUIS MUELLER.