History of the 151st field artillery, Rainbow Division, by Louis L. Collins, lieutenant governor of Minnesota. Edited by Wayne E. Stevens, PH. D. Pub. by the Minnesota War records commission.

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151ST FIELD ARTILLERY, 67TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Battle or Sector ST. MIHIEL
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BRIGADE, 42ND DIVISION.
Army I US
Corps 4th US
RECOM MENDATION

IST BN.
Entered front line corps
area 9-12-18
Entered line 9-12-18
Left line 9-16-18
Left corps area
2ND BN.
Entered front line corps
area 9-12-18
Entered line 9-12-18
Left line 9-16-18
Left corps area

AUTHORITY
FO #17, 42 Div.
FO #18, 42 Div.
End of operation

Same as above

September 12, 1918 -September 16, 1918.

ESSEY & PANNES SECTOR (LORRAINE)
On termination of the St. Mihiel Offensive the 42nd Division continued
to hold front line positions in what then became the ESSEY & PANNES SECTOR
until October 1st when the entire division was relieved by the American 89th
Division and was ordered to proceed to the area of Souilly, where it passed
into reserve of the American First Army as a preliminary to its employment
on the Meuse-Argonne front.

151ST FIELD ARTILLERY, 67TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Battle or Sector ESSEY & PANNES
(LORRAINE)

1ST BN. BTRYS.A, B, & C
Entered Division Area
9-17-18
Entered line 9-17-18
Left line 10-1-18
Left corps area 10-1-18
2ND BN. BTRYS.D, E,& F
Entered Division Area
9-17-18
Entered line 9-17-18
Left line 9-30-18
Left corps area 9-30-18

AUTHORITY
FO #28, 4th US Corps
War Diaries
FO #27, 42 Div.
FO #28, 42 Div.
Same as above

BRIGADE, 42ND DIVISION.
Army I US
Corps 4th US
RECOMMENDATION
September 17, 1918 -October 1, 1918.

MEUSE-ARGONNE OFFENSIVE
On October 5th the 42nd Division was ordered to proceed to the front in the
MEUSE-ARGONNE OFFENSIVE. At Montfaucon-d'Argonne (Meuse) the artillery
brigade of this division was detached and from October 7th to October 12th
supported the American 32nd Division. The 151st Field Artillery entered the
front lines in support of the 32nd Division on October 7th and continued to support this division in this position until the arrival of the 42nd Division on October
12th, when it began the support of the latter division. This regiment was in
line until November 3rd, was returned to the front lines on November 5th, and
was relieved from the front lines on November 8th. The 42nd Division, after
relief by the American 77th Division, was grouped south of the Stonne highway,
where it was stationed at the time of the Armistice with the U. S. 3rd Corps as
Army reserve.