CONFIDENTIAL
Not to be taken into front line trenches.

2nd DIVISION (REGULAR) AEF.
Second Section, G. S.
No. 120

SUMMARY OF INTELLIGENCE:

November 12, 1918 to November 13, 1918.
Noon to noon.

I. GENERAL IMPRESSION OF THE DAY:

Enemy withdrawing from our front probably in compliance with the terms of the Armistice.

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II. ENEMY FRONT LINE:

Our front line no change. Enemy front line no change.

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III. ENEMY ORDER OF BATTLE:

No identifications.

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IV. ENEMY INFANTRY:

Withdrawing to the rear.

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V. ENEMY ARTILLERY:

Withdrawing to the rear.

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VI. ENEMY MOVEMENTS: Visibility poor until about 10 h. 30. Numerous explosions of ammunition dumps all morning, out of sight but north and northeast of La SURTELLE Ferme. Camp fires at Bois de MOULINS. 10 to 10 h 30 there was a small fire at AUTREVILLE. 11 h. 30 2 American planes over our front line. 15 h. 30 1 wagon train about 1 kilometer long, in 2 sections, composed of a succession of groups of 1 wagon and 2 caissons in regular formation, entered AMBLIMONT.

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VII. ENEMY WORKS:

Nothing to report.

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VIII. ENEMY AERONAUTICS:

Nothing to report.

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IX. MISCELLANEOUS:

Captured Material: 3 Wagon Parks on the VILLEMONTRY-Le FAUBOURG Road consisting of 250 vehicles classified as follows: ~~150 Ammunition linbers, serviceable. ~~90 Wagons, ration and water, serviceable. ~~10 Rolling kitchens, serviceable.

2 French soldiers, German prisoners of war, escapted into our lines at MOUZON morning of 12th November. ~~Robert Picard ~ 6th Co., 156th Regt.,m 39th Inf. Div. ~~Marcell Moulde ~ 9th Co., 99th Regt., 28th Inf. Div.

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X. ACTIVITY OF OUR OWN TROOPS:

No activity, complying strictly with the Armistice Order.


R.S. KEYSER
Major, Marines
A. C. of S., G-2