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The following map and satelite view from Google maps shows the area fought in by the 104th Field Artillery. In the South West corner, just off the map are the infamous Height 304 and "Dead Man". Important for the section on Major Seymour and the 104th Field artillery are the area from Bethincourt to Dannevoux in a progression from South to North on the West bank, then the West to East progression on the East bank. The river runs diagnolly through the middle of the map.

To continue to the page on Major Seymours unit click HERE

The Forges River mentioned in the text runs from Malancourt-Bethingcourt-Forges.

 
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