AEF commander Gen. John J. Pershing wrote: “The 30th Division did especially well. It broke through the Hindenburg Line on its entire front.” Yes, so it did.

During the attack on the Hindenburg Line, the Division was part of the British Fourth Army. The 119th and 120th Infantry Regiments, originally North Carolina National Guard units, led the assault.

The next stop was Cote 304 or the Line of Departure for the AEF offensive on Sept. 21, 1918 to understand the American Medical System at the front line of troops.

The surprise attack on the Hindenburg Line, delivered by General Sir Julian Byng, has been crowned with magnificent success. British troops, aided by the fine work of the tanks, have penetrated ...

The Hindenburg Line consisted of six defensive systems established during the winter of 1916-1917 from Arras to Lafaux. Built between the north coast of France and Verdun, near the border with ...

THE Germans called it Siegfriedstellung, or the Siegfried Position, but their enemies, the Allies, knew it as the Hindenburg line. Named after German military commander Field Marshal Paul von ...

The 40 Orange County residents served in Companies E and L of the 107th Regiment of the 27th Division and were killed in action during the Battle of the Hindenburg Line in Northern France.