The 365th, 366th, and 367th Regiments did not enter the battle-line at all in the Argonne. After the withdrawl of the 368th Regiment on September 29, the whole division was transferred to the Metz sector in preparation for the great drive on the fortress on November 9 (the day before the signing of the Armistice on November 10).
PLAN OF ATTACK
According to plan, the 56th White American Division was on the left, the 92nd Black Division was in the center, and the French Army with Black American Soldiers of the 93rd Division was on the right. The 367th Regiment(US)led the advance and forged ahead of the flanking(left and right side) units. The entire First Battalion of the 367th was awarded the Croix de Guerre metal.This time, wise field direction held them back. For the first time, the 367th was supported by their own Negro Field Artillery.
Besides the four Infantry Regiments, the 92nd Division had the usual other units.
325th FIELD SIGNAL BATTALION
The 325th Field Signal Battalion, attached to Division Headquarters, was composed of four companies organized at Camp Sherman. It had ten Black and twenty White officers. It was in France at Bourbonne-les-[Baius] and then went to the Vosges, where it was split into detachments and attached to regiments under the Chief Signal Officer. While at school at Gondricourt, July 13-August 18, it made one of the best records of any unit. Many of its men were cited for bravery.
