History Part 1 - 70th Infantry Division Association
History Part 1 - 70th Infantry Division Association
History Part 1 - 70th Infantry Division Association
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HEADQUARTERS<br />
101st Cavalry Group, Mecz<br />
APO 758, U. S. Army<br />
4 June 1945.<br />
SUBJECT: Action Against Enemy, Reports After.<br />
TO: The Adjutant General, War Department, Washington, D. C.<br />
THRU: Command Channels.<br />
1. In accordance with the provisions of AR 345-105, dated 18 November<br />
1929, and Change 4, dated 10 August 1944; letter Hq ETOUSA, subj:<br />
"Handling of Historical Documents in the European Theater of Operations",<br />
file AG 312.1 Op <strong>History</strong> dated 14 July 1944, and Section IV,<br />
Circular No. 34, Headquarters Seventh Army, dated 28 November 1944,<br />
the following report is submitted.<br />
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2. The inclosed reports and journals with supporting documents<br />
constitute the historical records of the 101st Cavalry Group, Mecz., for the<br />
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period 1March 1945 31 March 1945.<br />
3. During the period covered by this report, the 101st Cavalry Group,<br />
Mecz., was commanded by Colonel Charles B. McClelland, with Lt Col<br />
Leo W. Mortenson as Executive Officer.<br />
4. COMPOSITION.<br />
There was no change in the composition of the 101st Cavalry Group,<br />
Mecz., from that noted in Unit <strong>History</strong> for the period 1 January 1945<br />
2 February 1945.<br />
5. NARRATVE HISTORY.<br />
a. The 101st Cavalry Group, Mecz, continued its defensive mission<br />
along the line EMMERSWEILLER, GERMANY — WADGASSEN, GER-<br />
MANY,both exclusive, from 1March 1945 to 13 March 1945. During that<br />
* Not included herein.<br />
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