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	      	180th INFANTRY BRIGADE
	        AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES

					8th November, 1918

From: 	C.G. 180 Inf. Brigade.
To:		C.G. 155th Artillery Brigade.
Subject: 	Operations of November 1st and 2nd

1.  I desire to thank you most heartily for the very excellent 
support rendered by your Brigade to this Brigade during the 
successful operations of November 1st and 2nd.

2.  As far as I could see the liaison between the Infantry and 
Artillery was as nearly perfect as it could be made.  Cooperation was 
at all times freely offered and easily secured.  Responses to calls 
for artillery fire were prompt and effective.  I feel that to a very 
great extent the success obtained by the Brigade was due to the 
efficient support rendered by your Brigade.

3.  In the name of the officers and enlisted men of the 150th 
Infantry Brigade, I thank you.

					(Signed) U.G. McAlexander,
							Brigadier General, U.S.A.

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		 HEADQUARTERS NINETEENTH DIVISION
		  AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES

					14th November, 1918

From: 	Commanding General.
To:		Commanding General, 155th Field Artillery Brigade.
Subject:	Services with 90th Division.

1.  I desire to make permanent record the exceptionally valuable 
services of your brigade in the carrying of the FREYA STELLUNG from 
ADEVANNE through VILLERS-DEVANT-DUN to the MEUSE River, and 
subsequently in the crossing of the River and taking of the STENAY-
BAALON line including both towns.

2.  The bold, aggressive and effective work of the 155th Brigade 
throughout this period, and its deep barrage of November 1st, made 
the infantry work against two enemy Shock Divisions, 28th and 27th, 
especially detailed to hold that position, possible with a minimum of 
losses.

3. It gives me very great pleasure to express the sincerest thanks of 
the 90th Division for the essential support rendered it by the 155th 
Brigade.  Much of this fine work was due to the late Colonel Robert 
S. Welsh, who commanded during the earlier days of this period.

						(Signed) Henry T. Allen,
							Major General
(Typed by DELORES KNOWLES.)