Detail from the Memorial to the French Moroccan Division at Vimy Ridge. The theaters and battles in which the division played a role are recorded on the sides of the monument. © 2013, John M. Shea
1918La LorraineJanuary 8 - Flireythe SommeApril 26 - Villers-Bretonneux, Bois de Hangardthe AisneMay 30 - Vauxbuin, ChazelleJune 12 - AmblenyJuly 18 to 20 - Dommiers ChaudumSeptember 2 to 8 - Terny-Sorny, Moulin de Laffaux, AllemantNovember 11 - VictoryNovember 17 - Entree a Chateau-Salins
Moroccan DivisionOn the Chemin des Canadiens, at the parking lot for and entrance to the Canadian National Vimy Memorial, is a memorial to the dead of the Moroccan Division. The facade of the memorial celebrates the Division's victory at the Second Battle of Artois, in which the Moroccan Division broke the German front for the first time.The Division fought at:1914: the Ardennes and the Marne1915: in Belgium, Artois, and Champagne1916: the Somme1917: Champagne and Verdun1918: Lorraine, and on the Somme and Aisne Rivers1914the ArdennesAugust 28 - La Fosse a l'EeauAugust 30 - BertoncourtSeptember 1 - Alincourtthe MarneSeptember 6 to 9 - Coizard, MondementDecember 30 - Ferme d'Alger1915BelgiumJanuary 28 - Nieuport, la Grande DuneArtoisMay 9 - la Cote 140June 16 - Ravin de SouchezChampagneSeptember 25 - Butte de Souain, Bois Sabot1916the SommeJuly 4 - Assevillers, Bellov en Santerre, Barleux1917ChampagneApril 17 - Moronvilliers, Mont sans Nom, AuberiveVerdunAugust 20 - Cumieres, Bois des Corbeaux, Forges Regnieville1918LorraineJanuary 8 - Flireythe SommeApril 26 - Villers-Bretonneux, Bois de Hangardthe AisneMay 30 - Vauxbuin, ChazelleJune 12 - AmblenyJuly 18 to 20 - Dommiers ChaudumSeptember 2 to 8 - Terny-Sorny, Moulin de Laffaux, AllemantNovember 11 - VictoryNovember 17 - Entered Chateau-SalinsOn May 9, 1915, the units of the Division were:Au 9 Mai 1915Unités de la Division MarocaineRégiment de Marche Legion ÉtrangèreRégiment de Marche 4eme TirailleursRégiment de Marche 8eme ZouavesRégiment de Marche 7eme TirailleursBatteries des Groupes Artilleries de Campagne d'Afrique devenues 276eme Rac.Batteries d'Artillerie des Tranchées 111/6 161/62eme Génie 19/52, 26/2, 8eme Génie Telegraphistes5eme Chausseurs d'Afrique - 1re Spahis15e et 23e Cies du 6eme Train - Ambulances 9/9, 10/9, 12/9On May 9, 1915Units
Moroccan Division is an infantry division in French Army.