(Gers, Haute-Garonne, Hautes-Pyrénées, Landes, Lot, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, and Tarn-et-Garonne). Not included in the integration of the brigade with the 9th Colonial Division, the Metz Battalion was not disbanded until May 28, 1947. Commander: Pleis Iéna Company: Captain Argence Kléber Company: Captain Linder Ney Company: Captain Bijon Rapp Company: Captain Edmond Fischer The Mulhouse Battalion was made up of resistance fighters from Savoie and from Haute-Savoie. Commander: Dopff Vieil-Armand Company: Captain François Lehn Donon Company: Captain Schuhmacher Belfort Company: Commandant Dufay The Strasbourg Battalion was made up of resistance fighters from Dordogne. Commander: Antoine Diener-Ancel Verdun Company: Captain Figuères Valmy Company: Captain Gandouin Bark Company: Captain Gossot (Bir-Hakeim Century and Ruffel-Kinder Task Force) Films Les Libérations de l’Alsace, 1944-1945, film by Monique Seemann and Bertrand Gautier, 52 min., Éd. Seppia, Strasbourg. La Liberté en retour: histoire de la brigade Alsace-Lorraine, film by Monique Seemann and Arnaud Gobin, 52 min., Carmin Films, Strasbourg, 2000. Bibliography Mercadet, Léon: La Brigade Alsace-Lorraine. Paris: Bernard Grasset, 1984. . Notes Military units and formations established in 1944 France History of Alsace History of Lorraine