French 16th Division

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The French 16th Division was a World War I infantry division of the French Army that notably included attached American units such as the 369th Infantry Regiment (the "Harlem Hellfighters") in combat on the Western Front.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf infantry division
military unit
alliedWith Belgian Army NERFINISHED
British Army NERFINISHED
United States Army NERFINISHED
branch Army
coalition Entente Powers NERFINISHED
commandLanguageForUSUnits French
commandStructure French field army
conflict World War I
country France
engagedAgainst German Army NERFINISHED
engagedIn trench warfare
equipmentStandard French Army equipment of World War I
era 20th century
front Franco-German front
hadSoldiersFrom France NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
higherCommand French corps-level command
historicalPeriod 1914–1918
includedAttachedUnit 369th Infantry Regiment GENERATED
Harlem Hellfighters GENERATED
militaryAllianceContext Franco-American military cooperation in World War I
notableFor employment of African American troops under French command
integration of American Expeditionary Forces units
participatedIn battles on the Western Front
partOf French Army NERFINISHED
role front-line combat formation
serviceBranch French metropolitan army
side Allies NERFINISHED
theater Western Front NERFINISHED
type infantry
usedArtillery French field artillery NERFINISHED
usedAttachedUnitsFrom United States NERFINISHED
usedLanguage French
usedMachineGuns Hotchkiss machine gun NERFINISHED
usedRifles Lebel rifle NERFINISHED
usedUniformStyle French Army uniforms of World War I

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369th Infantry Regiment attachedTo French 16th Division