Pictures of the Regiment
Soldiers of the 151e R.I. in Verdun, 1908.
Soldiers of the 7e Company, 151e R.I. on exercises on the Etain Road (Verdun), in 1911. The man kneeling 4th from the right (marked) is Soldat Andre Lavigne.
Soldiers of the 7e Company, 151e R.I. on exercises on the Etain Road (Verdun), in 1911. The man standing 2nd from the right (marked) is Soldat Andre Lavigne.
From left to right: Caporal Tergnier, Soldat Lemasson, Andre Lavigne and Margan of the 7e Company, 151e R.I. in barracks ("Miribel"), 1911.
The Machine Gun Section (25e Company) of the 15-1 at the Douarnenez depot (Finistere), ca. Fall 1914.
Two soldiers of the 15,1, ca. early 1915.
"Miribel" (Verdun), the regiment's barracks, before the war.
"Miribel" (Verdun), the regiment's barracks, in 1914.
The regiment at rest in August 1914.
Auguste Louis Leclercq, 1915.
Officer with his dog.
Some poilus of the regiment sheltering along an embankment, ca. 1915.
A trench of the 15-1 with soldiers donning M2 gas masks, ca. 1916.
The regimental band, ca. 1916
The village of Rancourt -- where the regiment fought during the Battle of the Somme in 1916.
The village of Rancourt in 1917 -- where the regiment fought during the Battle of the Somme in 1916.
The regiment receiving its Croix de Guerre from Gen. Fayolle, April 1917.
Soldiers of the 15-1, ca. 1917-18.
Lieut. Raymond Jubert (2nd from left) with other officers of the 151e and 94e R.I., 1916.
Lance-Corporal Henri Laporte, 1916.
"Miribel," the regiment's barracks in Verdun today.
"Miribel," the regiment's barracks in Verdun today.





