Groupe

Group. Group of artillery (British “ brigade’’). Body of infantry le than a section. Unit in various arms and services. Higher unit of tank organization. Groupe d’Armées. Group of armies——Groupe de divisions de réserve. Provisional army corps formed of reserve divisions on mobilization.—Groupe alp in. Alpine group (small column of all arms)—Group cycliste.—Unit of cyclists—Groupe des échelons de combat. Ma ed wagon lines of artillery group (= Bde. A.C., but does not supply 8.A.A.).—Groupe de bombarde ment. Bombardment unit of aircraft.—Groupe d’exploitation. Requisitioning party. Groupe du capitaine (du chef de bataillon). Headquarters party of company or battalion in action (viz., signallers, runners, pioneers). Groupe d’ouvrages. Self-contained group of forts, batteries and trenches.—Groupe électrogéne. Self contained generator set for electric power. [p.290]