Look at the pages in this section to see "then and now" photographs (when possible) of the towns, camps, cemeteries and other military installations of this sector.
In mid-June another web viewer, Win Bryson, submitted then and now photographs of Cierges which he took on an October 2007 pilgrimage to the site where his 'doughboy' relative fell. Pfc. Vincent Dorris, Co.L, 30th Inf. Rgt., 3d Inf. Div. was KIA by artillery fire on Oct. 8, 1918 in the Bois de Beuge, while awaiting orders for the assault on the 9th.
Click on the selections below to view then and now photographs of the sector.
| Bouillonville (1) | |
| Boureuilles Bridge | |
| Buzancy | |
| Exermont Church and Village | |
| Fleville | |
| Madeleine Farm | |
| Neuvilly: Church and S.A. Canteen | |
| Remonville (1) | |
| Sivry-sur-Meuse | |
| Stenay | |
| Vienne-le-chateau | |
| St. Mihiel Sector | |
| Beney (1) | |
| Flirey (1) | |
| Minorville (1) | |
| Xammes (1) |
(1) These photos submitted by battlefield tourist John Bratt, who retraced the footsteps of his grandfather, Martin Verhage, 354th Inf. Rgt., 89th Div., AEF in Ocotober 2007.