and recounted 4 new battalions due to the arrival reinforcements. On June 4 and 5, 325 Italians left the regiment to rejoin their Armed Forces in their country which recently entered the war. On the 16, the 2nd Marching Regimentof the 1st Foreign Regiment was formed of 3 battalions and counted 67 Officers and 2,509 men. The regiment accordingly illustrated capability in the combats of Souchez - Givenchy-en-Gohelle. Losses for regiment were considerable as well with 625 men placed out of combat ( killed or disappeared: 2 Officers and 305 men - wounded: 18 Officers and 300 men ). Commandant Collet, the only survivor of May 9, was part of the injured. The regiment was relieved between the 17 and 19 of June and prepositioned near Chelers. On June 21, some of the Alsatians and Lorrainians headed back to the depots. On June 22, following a launched assault, the Greek battalion was sent back to the rear to further enhance training implementations. Accordingly, the regiment only had two battalions counting 950 men. On June 24 and 25, the regiment was found again in the first line trenches of the Givenchy sector. Relieved since the 26, the regiment prepositioned in the region of Hesdin until July 6. On July 1, 1915, the 2nd Marching Regiment of the 1st Foreign Regiment constituted 39 Officers and 1113 men; and while 150 Russians were in instance phases of completing or integrating; the regiment was still limited to two functioning battalions. Montbéliard Since July 8, the regiment stationed in the region of de Montbéliard with the Moroccan Division (Montbéliard, Sochaux et Exincourt). On the 14, the regiment changed prepositioning and made way to Buyans, Champey, Coisevaux, Chevret and Couthenans then Verlans. On the 15, following the dissolution of the 3rd Marching Regiment of the 1st Foreign Regiment (); 5 Officers and 892 men were assigned to the regiment which counted 2060 men. On July 18, 42 permissionnaires of the 3rd Marching Regiment completed this reinforcement. On July 17, the regiment made way to the Plancher-les-Mines and Le Mont. On August 1, the regiment then counted 2385 men and 54 Officers divided into two battalions, one company hors rang, one machine gun company, and one brigade machine gun company. On August 26 to 27, the regiment left Plancher-les-Mines and went on relieving the 2nd Marching Regiment of the 2nd Foreign Regiment () at Soppe-le-Haut, Sentheim, Roderen,