2nd and 3rd Colonial Divisions _XVIII Corps Active_ (Generals Leblois and Leblond). (General von Tchenk). Experienced troops, largely re-enlisted from the general army. Having lost heavily, was They had suffered heavily in the replaced during the battle Belgian Ardennes, losing many by the officers. At Blesmes and Dompremy. _XVIII Corps Reserve._ _2nd Corps_ (General Gerard). Both had come down the 3rd and 4th Divisions, less a west side of the brigade (Generals Cordonnier and Argonne and the Ste. Rabier). At Maurupt and Sermaize. Menehould highroad. About Somme–Yevre and Possesse. A division of each of the last two corps was shifted from de Langle’s _A Cavalry Division._ right to his left on September 8. De Langle’s Army extended along the railway from Sompius, by V ARMY (The Imperial CROWN Blesmes Junction, to Sermaize. PRINCE). _VI Corps_ (General von 3rd ARMY (General SARRAIL), (H.Q., Pricttwitz). Ligny-en-Barrois). Of Breslau. Had come south _15th Corps_ (General Espinasse). by Les Islettes, and was now south of the Argonne, 29th and 30th Divisions (Generals striking toward Revigny. Carbillet and Colle). From the 2nd Army; detrained, September 7. A _VI Corps Reserve._ brigade was diverted, September 8, to the aid of the 4th Army. Near A brigade only on the Revigny. Part of the corps was front, at Passavant and afterwards sent east to defend the Charmontois. The rest passages of the Meuse. west of the Meuse, near Montfaucon, facing Verdun. _5th Corps_ (General Micheler). _Landwehr Division_ of the 9th and 10th Divisions (Generals same, before Verdun. Martin and Gossart). North of Revigny, about Laimont and _XIII Corps_ (General von Villotte. General Gossart replaced Dürach). General Roques, killed on September 6. Of Stuttgart. Coming by Ste. Menehould, it had reached _7th Cavalry Division_ (General Triaucourt. d’Urbal). _XVI Corps_ (General von About Isle-en-Barrois. Sent on Mudra). September 11 to the Heights of the Meuse. Of Metz. Coming down the east side of the _6th Corps_ (General Verraux).