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740: 356: 836:)) was formed accordingly in the entrenched camp of Paris. The battalions in depot had already deployed, and the only available units left were a company of each deployed regiment, in charge of receiving soldiers recalled for service. Accordingly, the available companies were doubled. These demi-companies were supposed to form the regiment of the 14th Corps. Each new regiment accordingly consisted of eighteen different company corps. 1904: 2465: 2650:
The infantry battalions raised as part of the New Armies were known as Service Battalions, simply to distinguished them as having been raised for war service only and not as a permanent addition to the Armed Forces of the Crown. In every other respect they were organised and (eventually) equipped in
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Clayton describes a "batallion de marche" as comprising the 'fit trained personnel' of all the battalions from a two to three battalion regiment. This creation of a provisional unit may be undertaken because of manpower shortages on mobilisation if new drafts of conscripts and volunteers had not yet
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In May 1945, the French Foreign Legion started the creation of a régiment de marche to be sent to re-occupy Indochina; their training and administrative base at Sidi-bel-Abbès, sixty miles south of Oran in northwest Algeria. During the Indochina war, the Legion's strength would reach 30,000 men.
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Once peace prevailed again, Prussia continued deploying combined regiments during grand maneuvers. Accordingly, during the grand maneuvers of Kalisch, which took place during the summer of 1835 the Russian and Prussian Army, the latter having contributed two
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During this period, opinions differed in respect of the effectiveness of employing marching regiments. The administrator Pierre Agathange Audier recommended the practice in his "Study course of military administration" published in 1824. However, Général
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Napoleon I designated "provisional regiments" for specific assignments as well as "marching regiments" intended for deployment outside France. These ad hoc units might also be used to bring metropolitan garrisons up to strength.
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arrived. As a terminology, this is similar to the "(Service) Battalion" designation in use in the British Army in 1914-15 onwards. Such battalions were for war service only, having a temporary nature, like that of the
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expressed the contrary view that "If in the course of a major war and during distant operations we are forced to resort to this method of reinforcing the army, the practice is administratively deplorable".
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units which have become disorganized, by drafting soldiers from depots, garrisons or discharged from hospitals; or from contingents of new recruits not yet formed into regular units or from reservists;
516:) was formed in August 1870 at Paris. The Marching Regiments of this corps were constituted of three depot battalions belonging to different regiments with recruits or recalled veteran soldiers. 2104: 2515:
regiments augmented by mobilized reserve troops and reserve formations, named "Combined Infantry Regiment". In 1860 they were converted into regular infantry regiments.
2057: 2053: 2026: 2004: 1982: 1960: 2692:Étienne Alexandre Bardin, Nicolas Charles Victor, Oudinot de Reggio; title: Dictionnaire de l'armée de terre, tome VII; editor Perrotin, Paris, year 1841, passage 4669 2595:, formed of various regular units, to participate to grand-maneuvers. During the Grand-Maneuvers of Kalisch, which united in 1835 the Prussian Army and Russia Army, 655:) (lieutenant-colonel de Labaume) formed the 2nd Brigade of général Blaise. With three batteries de 4 and one engineer company, these two brigades constituted the 1870: 712:) (colonel Avril de Lenclos) formed the 2nd Brigade of général Guilhem. With three batteries de 4 and one engineer company, these two brigades constituted the 1025:) (lieutenant-colonel Barbe) formed the 2nd Brigade of général Paturel. With two batteries de 4 and one engineer section, these two brigades constituted the 576:) (lieutenant-colonel Drouet) formed the 2nd Brigade of général Daudel. With three batteries de 4 and engineer company, these two brigades constituted the 2346:, this regiment was the only marching regiment which was not dissolved after the Liberation and which still is active under the respective designation. 2739:
Lieutenant-colonel Léonce Rousset, Histoire générale de la guerre franco-allemande (1870–1871), Librairie Illustrée, Paris, year 1900, tome I through VI
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was used to identify a regiment created by levies from different regular units, or from garrison troops. In the 20th century however only the term
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that these marching regiments were used because the under strength light infantry units could only provide two formed battalions of veteran
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which was formed with the staff and four companies of the 79th Reserve Infantry Regiment and two battalions of the 85th Landwehr Regiment.
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2 RE of Saida, garrisoned in Algeria, mounted four demi-battalions destined constitute the principal formations of the future regiments:
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Whilst the Foreign Legion's battalions de marche are the most renowned in WW1, other troop types were similarly grouped, such as the
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On 2 September 1812, Napoleon ordered a column to be created consisting of the "Infantry Marching Regiment of the 3rd Corps", the
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Napoléon Bonaparte, Correspondance de Napoléon I – 1812, Imprimerie imperial, Paris, year 1864, passage 260, 409, 447, 502
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penetrated Germany through the woods of Warndt, then received an order to retreat following the capitulation of
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and its third of Foreign Legionnaires. The second regiment was formed solely of Zouaves. Both units were in the
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Journal des sciences militaires, 2 série, tome XIV, J.Corréard, Corréard Jeune, Paris, 1836, passage 316–318
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of 1000 men was raised, recruited from the depots of the French Army in Spain. Brought together in Bayonne (
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in December 1800 the Bavarian Corps, serving alongside the Austro-Hungarian Army against the French, had a
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was used throughout the 19th and 20th centuries in the French Army and its associated military systems.
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of général Courty. With batteries de 4 and one engineer section, these two brigades constituted the
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consisting of six squadrons. Such was one of the first appearances of this type of regiment.
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were constituted to gather foreigners wishing to serve in the French Army. Accordingly, 5,000
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volunteers who did not want to serve in either the Polish or Soviet forces, enlisted in the
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On 29 February 1812, a provisionary regiment (later redesigned as a marching regiment) of
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formed marching regiments from various incomplete units and detached elements; like the
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In 1859 and 1860 a new short-lived form of combined regiments was created. Those were
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authorised the creation of marching regiments to replace these losses.
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composed of battalions or squadrons issued from the different regiments.
1231:) of général de division Bourbaki were reinforced by marching regiments. 1062:) (lieutenant-colonel Sanguinetti) with two chasseur companies formed the 2512: 2425: 143: 1903: 2127: 753: 381:
Expeditions undertaken in Algeria, Russia, Mexico and Italy during the
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In December 1870, the different army corps of the Army of the east (
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Clayton, France, Soldiers, and Africa, Brassey's, 1988, page 16
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Later, during the expedition of 1830 and the siege of Algiers (
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Overseas and foreign campaigns of the Second French Empire
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of général de division Martineau des Chenez received:
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and anywhere from companies to a full corps in size.
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The same year, reinforcements were received from the
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The French expeditionary corps which disembarked in
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1 Régiment de Marche d’Infanterie Colonial du Maroc
2800:"Site du KERFENT, Ouvrage A34 de la LIGNE MAGINOT" 2573:, the Russian reserve Army of Poland commanded by 2154:was constituted from the three battalions of the 2058:2nd Marching Regiment of the 2nd Foreign Regiment 2054:2nd Marching Regiment of the 1st Foreign Regiment 2027:4th Marching Regiment of the 1st Foreign Regiment 2005:3rd Marching Regiment of the 1st Foreign Regiment 1983:2nd Marching Regiment of the 1st Foreign Regiment 1961:2nd Marching Regiment of the 2nd Foreign Regiment 1929:Marching Regiments were equally created from the 1048:) of (lieutenant-colonel Dupuy de Podio) and the 124:The first marching regiments appeared during the 2316:), created on 24 September 1942, was the first 886:on 2 December 1870 during the defense of Paris. 423:) on 8 January 1862 consisted initially of the 2328:of Free France, and illustrated capability at 217:) where the regiment was dissolved on 16 June; 38:Marching battalions may also be created from: 2243:23rd Marching Regiments of Foreign Volunteers 2105:Détachement Français de Palestine et de Syrie 955:on 9 November 1870 during the siege of Paris. 613:) (lieutenant-colonel Miquel de Riu) and the 8: 1728:of général de division Bressolles received: 2912:"Orde de bataille autrichien à Hohenlinden" 2666:, p. 473, Imprimerie impériale, Paris, 1864 2035:4 Régiment de Marche du 1 Régiment Etranger 2013:3 Régiment de Marche du 1 Régiment Etranger 1991:2 Régiment de Marche du 1 Régiment Etranger 1969:2 Régiment de Marche du 2 Régiment Etranger 1661:of général de division Clinchant received: 1213:) with the depots which remained in Paris. 1011:) (lieutenant-colonel de Vandeuil) and the 393:Marching regiments drawn from units of the 2934: 2932: 2676: 2674: 2672: 1649:) (lieutenant-colonel De Brécourt) in the 1413:(colonel de Renusson d'Hauteville) in the 974:) (lieutenant-colonel Collasseau) and the 641:) (lieutenant-colonel Née-Devaux) and the 2735: 2733: 2731: 2729: 2727: 2725: 2723: 2424:, created in 1806 under the impulsion of 1862:1st Marching Regiment of African Chasseur 1853:Régiment de Marche d'Infanterie de Marine 1780:21bataillon de marche de chasseurs à pied 1743:15bataillon de marche de chasseurs à pied 1676:25bataillon de marche de chasseurs à pied 1567:14bataillon de marche de chasseurs à pied 1491:12bataillon de marche de chasseurs à pied 1099:) (lieutenant-colonel Lecerf) formed the 905:) (lieutenant-colonel Sermensan) and the 854:) (lieutenant-colonel Benedetti) and the 2852:"Austro-Hungarian Land Forces 1848–1918" 2432:for service alongside the French in the 2403:, and two marching regiments formed the 2349:From 1 July 1943 until 1 July 1945, the 2313:1 Régiment de Marche de Spahis Marocains 2304:1st Marching Regiment of Moroccan Spahis 1584:) (lieutenant-colonel Brenières) in the 1440:9bataillon de marche de chasseurs à pied 1425:of général de division Billot received: 1406:1bataillon de marche de chasseurs à pied 1341:6bataillon de marche de chasseurs à pied 1304:5bataillon de marche de chasseurs à pied 1267:4bataillon de marche de chasseurs à pied 2616: 2355:Marching Regiment of the Foreign Legion 2193:160 Régiment d'Infanterie de Forteresse 2179:156 Régiment d'Infanterie de Forteresse 2165:146 Régiment d'Infanterie de Forteresse 2050:Marching Regiment of the Foreign Legion 1922:Less than a year from the beginning of 1909:Marching Regiment of the Foreign Legion 1899:Marching Regiment of the Foreign Legion 1783:) (lieutenant-colonel Jouneau) and the 1771:21st Marching Chasseur Battalion à Pied 1734:15th Marching Chasseur Battalion à Pied 1667:25th Marching Chasseur Battalion à Pied 1635:) (lieutenant-colonel d'Ussel) and the 1607:) (lieutenant-colonel de Pointis), the 1558:14th Marching Chasseur Battalion à Pied 1482:12th Marching Chasseur Battalion à Pied 1457:) (lieutenant-colonel Couston) and the 562:) (lieutenant-colonel Tarayre) and the 278:Spanish expedition and siege of Algiers 237:) the new units was deployed in Russia; 2703:"Histoire – 12° Régiment de Chasseurs" 2688: 2686: 2266:), the African units which rallied to 2122:was made up of two troop types of the 1797:) (lieutenant-colonel Dauriac) in the 1693:) (lieutenant-Colonel Bernard) in the 1471:) (lieutenant-colonel Achilli) in the 1431:9th Marching Chasseur Battalion à Pied 1397:1st Marching Chasseur Battalion à Pied 1358:) (lieutenant-colonel Péragallo), the 1332:6th Marching Chasseur Battalion à Pied 1295:5th Marching Chasseur Battalion à Pied 1258:4th Marching Chasseur Battalion à Pied 1256:) (lieutenant-colonel Parran) and the 735:Beginning of the Third French Republic 678:) (lieutenant-colonel Morin) and the ( 397:were engaged from 1854 to 1856 in the 195:was created. It was deployed towards 2850:Steiner, Glenn Jewison & Jörg C. 2126:, its first two battalions formed of 1874:) (lieutenant-colonel Gaume) and the 1847:) (lieutenant-colonel Carré) and the 1621:) (Lieutenant-colonel Renaudot), the 1508:) (lieutenant-colonel Quénot) in the 1085:) (lieutenant-colonel Jourdain) and 804:) proclaimed on 4 September 1870 the 7: 2664:Correspondance de Napoléon I – 1808 2651:the same way as a regular battalion. 2557:for ad hoc formations; usually with 2488:In 1812, the auxiliary corps of the 1849:Marching Regiment of Marine Infantry 1321:) (lieutenant-colonel Godin) in the 801:gouvernement de la Défense nationale 1129:was formed from divers units, the 316:were created and embarked. Général 2111:and of Armenian volunteers in the 1411:1st Cuirassiers Marching Battalion 1293:) (lieutenant-colonel Chevalier), 1125:Excluding these two army corps, a 794:), a national defense government ( 450:plus two squadrons taken from the 14: 1945:4th Marching Tirailleurs Regiment 1637:5th Marching Cuirassiers Regiment 2965:21st-century regiments of France 2960:20th-century regiments of France 2634:"What was a "service battalion"" 2591:had taken the habit of creating 2184:160th Fortress Infantry Regiment 2170:156th Fortress Infantry Regiment 2156:146th Fortress Infantry Regiment 1609:3rd Light Horse Lancers Regiment 385:made use of marching regiments. 2856:www.Austro-Hungarian-Army.co.uk 2830:www.Austro-Hungarian-Army.co.uk 1951:1 RE of Sidi Bel-Abbès and the 1871:1 Chasseurs d'Afrique de marche 1697:of général de brigade Thornton. 1556:) (Colonel de Boisfleury), the 1494:) (Commandant Villeneuve), the 879:général Ladreit de la Charrière 870:général Ladreit de la Charrière 484:End of the Second French Empire 477:Guerre franco-allemande de 1870 2754:Neuf-neuf.Pagesperso-Orange.fr 2584:comprising four squadrons. 2342:) until Germany. Due to these 2132:Corps expéditionnaire d'Orient 1679:) (Commandant Bailly) and the 1570:) (Commandant Bonnet) and the 1307:) (Commandant Boudet) and the 1118:général de brigade de Maussion 1109:général de brigade de Maussion 193:1st Marching Regiment of Paris 85:comprising several regiments. 1: 2454:Combined Light Horse Regiment 2353:3 REI had been designated as 2351:3rd Foreign Infantry Regiment 2107:comprised such a regiment of 1801:of général Comagny-Thibaudin. 1681:3rd Zouaves Marching Regiment 1595:2nd Hussard Marching Regiment 1544:4th Zouaves Marching Regiment 1281:2nd Zouaves Marching Regiment 1244:1st Zouaves Marching Regiment 440:2nd Marching Cavalry Regiment 405:French intervention in Mexico 332:Dictionary of the French Army 2569:In October 1813, during the 2438:Linien-Infantry-Regiment N°4 2120:Régiment de Marche d’Afrique 2089:seconde bataille de la Marne 1653:of général de Brémond d'Ars. 1475:of général Feillet-Pilatrie. 919:) formed the 2nd Brigade of 534:) (colonel Hanrion) and the 433:2nd Marine Infantry Regiment 429:1st Marine Infantry Regiment 53:Other designations used are 35:concept of the French Army. 2955:Ad hoc units and formations 2374:Other armies Marching Units 1409:) (colonel Rouher) and the 1344:) (Commandant Regain), the 808:and the decline of Emperor 153:It was in 1812, during the 2981: 2605:combined infantry regiment 2587:In the years of 1830, the 2579:2nd Combined Regiments of 2575:Levin August von Bennigsen 2506:combined infantry regiment 2492:was essentially formed of 2470:Grand-Maneuvers of Kalisch 2430:combined infantry regiment 2322:Marching Regiment of Tchad 2299:1 Division Française Libre 2101:Moroccan Division (France) 2080:Second Battle of the Marne 1896: 242:Cavalry Marching Regiment' 2601:combined cavalry regiment 2502:combined cavalry regiment 2263:armistice du 22 juin 1940 2254:Armistice of 22 June 1940 2196:), to participate in the 1443:) (Commandant N...), the 1127:Zouaves Marching Regiment 462:Franco-German war of 1870 252:. It participated in the 16:French temporary regiment 2436:. In 1809 it became the 2290:1st Free French Division 1760:) (Colonel N...) in the 1716:) (Colonel N...) in the 1525:Jérôme-Hyacinthe Penhoat 1417:of général de Longuerue. 1143:) with the depot of the 822:). The 14th Army Corps ( 768:défense de Paris en 1870 759:defense of Paris in 1870 709:42 Régiment d'Infanterie 699:35 Régiment d'Infanterie 344:Étienne Alexandre Bardin 327:Étienne Alexandre Bardin 318:Étienne Alexandre Bardin 45:foreign contingents and 2916:www.Histoire-Empire.org 1914:, in November 1918, at 1646:5 cuirassiers de marche 659:of général de Maud'Huy. 2597:Russian Imperial Guard 2485: 2472:which united in 1835, 2337: 2311: 2297: 2275: 2261: 2205: 2191: 2177: 2163: 2134:and saw combat in the 2087: 2073: 2034: 2012: 1990: 1968: 1938: 1919: 1883: 1869: 1852: 1842: 1835:29th Marching Regiment 1824: 1792: 1785:61st Marching Regiment 1778: 1755: 1748:63rd Marching Regiment 1741: 1711: 1704:47th Marching Regiment 1688: 1674: 1644: 1630: 1616: 1602: 1579: 1572:53rd Marching Regiment 1565: 1551: 1532: 1503: 1496:52nd Marching Regiment 1489: 1466: 1459:44th Marching Regiment 1452: 1445:42nd Marching Regiment 1438: 1404: 1381: 1374:33rd Marching Regiment 1367: 1360:34th Marching Regiment 1353: 1339: 1316: 1309:30th Marching Regiment 1302: 1288: 1265: 1251: 1226: 1208: 1201:39th Marching Regiment 1194: 1187:38th Marching Regiment 1180: 1173:37th Marching Regiment 1166: 1159:36th Marching Regiment 1152: 1147:of the Second Empire ( 1138: 1131:28th Marching Regiment 1116: 1094: 1087:26th Marching Regiment 1080: 1073:25th Marching Regiment 1057: 1050:24th Marching Regiment 1043: 1036:23rd Marching Regiment 1020: 1013:22nd Marching Regiment 1006: 999:21st Marching Regiment 983: 976:20th Marching Regiment 969: 962:19th Marching Regiment 946: 928: 914: 907:18th Marching Regiment 900: 893:17th Marching Regiment 877: 863: 856:16th Marching Regiment 849: 842:15th Marching Regiment 831: 817: 799: 789: 772: 766: 752: 725: 707: 697: 690:35th Infantry Regiment 683: 673: 666:13th Marching Regiment 650: 643:12th Marching Regiment 636: 629:11th Marching Regiment 622: 615:10th Marching Regiment 608: 589: 571: 557: 543: 529: 511: 497: 475: 427:plus 2,000 men of the 418: 378: 372: 325: 307: 298:Provisionary Regiments 291: 263:bataille de la Moskova 261: 232: 214: 204: 183: 162: 137: 112:continued to be used. 76: 62: 33:fr:Bataillon de marche 2707:www.Amicale-12rch.com 2589:Imperial Russian Army 2467: 2450:Battle of Hohenlinden 2444:Electorate of Bavaria 2385:Austro-Hungarian Army 2207:offensive de la Sarre 2150:in September 1939, a 2109:Tirailleurs Algériens 1906: 1623:5th Marching Dragoons 1534:Contre-Amiral Penhoat 1325:of général Rebillard. 1274:of général D'Astugue. 806:Third French Republic 743:French soldiers in a 742: 714:3rd Infantry Division 657:2nd Infantry Division 601:9th Marching Regiment 578:1st Infantry Division 564:8th Marching Regiment 550:7th Marching Regiment 536:6th Marching Regiment 522:5th Marching Regiment 425:1st Marching Regiment 395:French Army of Africa 374:bataille de Balaklava 358: 104:, the designation of 2662:Napoléon Bonaparte, 2529:German Imperial Army 2422:Grand Duchy of Baden 2416:Grand Duchy of Baden 2320:of Free France. 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fr:Bataillon de marche
Troupes coloniales
French
Bataillons de Marche
French
Escadrons de Marche
First French Empire
Napoleonic Wars
Spanish War
French
guerre d'Espagne
Napoleon I
Russian Campaign
French
campagne de Russie
hussarss
French
Hussards
Erfurt
French
Erfurt
Berlin
Cavalry
French
Bayonne
Battle of Borodino
French
bataille de la Moskova
retreat from Moscow

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