. History of Battery B, One Hundred Third Field Artillery, Twenty-sixth Division, with pictorical supplement; . ••^^r^- -t-: f ,J> Saint Remy. [So]. T TPON being relieved at St. Remy by the artillery of the 30thDivision, the first thing we asked was, Where do we go fromhere?. The rumor squad, headed by Walter Donnelly, made manyguesses. The best one seemed to give us a rest,—long overdue,—butas usual, it was wrong. Not that we cared, so much either, for at leastthere were no foolish orders aiming to make good soldiers out of us,while we were in the lines. Anyway, we had had enough of rest c
. History of Battery B, One Hundred Third Field Artillery, Twenty-sixth Division, with pictorical supplement; . ••^^r^- -t-: f ,J> Saint Remy. [So]. T TPON being relieved at St. Remy by the artillery of the 30thDivision, the first thing we asked was, Where do we go fromhere?. The rumor squad, headed by Walter Donnelly, made manyguesses. The best one seemed to give us a rest,—long overdue,—butas usual, it was wrong. Not that we cared, so much either, for at leastthere were no foolish orders aiming to make good soldiers out of us,while we were in the lines. Anyway, we had had enough of rest camps. When we did move, it was with that pleasing feeling of wonderingwhere we were going to stop. On October loth, we pulled from ourpositions at St. Remy to the ravine behind Rupt-en-Woevre, known asGenicourt. The position had been a difficult one to pull out of. Thehorses were in terrible condition, and there were not enough of second piece suffered a slight mishap, a broken pole. Going up thehill from the position, it was necessary to take one section up, using thehorses from two sections, then go back for the other section. At
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