_Light Brigade of 2nd Division Consisting of the XIX Infantry._ In reserve. Reserve Division and the II Guard Division. South-east of Montmirail. 9th ARMY (General FOCH), (H.Q., It was engaged on the 5th Pleurs). in collecting its wounded and burying its dead. _42nd Division_ (General Grossetti). _X Corps Active_ (General From the 6th Corps of the Army of von Eben). Verdun. North of Sézanne across the Epernay road, in touch with Of Hanover. Facing d’Espérey’s right. Foch’s left, about Villeneuve-lès-Charleville _9th Corps_ (General Dubois). and St. Prix, at the west end of the Marshes of St. From Nancy; afterwards part of Gond. the 4th Army. Consisting of the 1st Moroccan Division (General _Guard Corps_ (General von Humbert), replacing all but one Plattenberg). battalion of the 18th Division (see below) and the 17th Division North and north-east of St. (General Moussy). On both sides Gond Marshes, from Etoges of Fère Champènoise, with advance to Morains, facing Foch’s guards north of the St. Gond right-centre. Placed here, Marshes. without doubt, for the honour of breaking the _11th Corps_ (General Eydoux). French centre. From the 4th Army. The 18th Division _IV Cavalry Corps_ (General (General Lefebvre), from Lorraine, von Falkenhayn). came into line on the evening of September 7 between Connantre After the battle of Guise, and Normée. The 21st Division Bülow’s Army had come (General Radiguet) and the 22nd south through Laon, Division (General Pembet) were, crossing the Marne between at the beginning of the battle, Dormans and Epernay. about Lenharrée and the important cross-roads of Sommesous, facing the junction of Von Bülow’s and III ARMY (General von the Saxon Armies, with reserves HAÜSEN). north of the River Aube. _XII Corps Active_ (I _52nd and 60th Reserve Divisions_ Saxon), (General von Elsa). (Generals Battesti and Joppé). North of Normée and From the 4th Army. The former was Lenharrée. It came abreast affected to the 9th and the latter of the Guard only on the to the 11th Corps. morning of the 7th.