. Rheims and the battles for its possession . THE BUTTE-DE-TIR SECTORListening-post in front of Cernay village. 108. J? v >* •.. COMMUNICATING TRENCH AT JOUISSANCE FARM (1915) The road crosses the Chalons Railway {I. c.), and goes thence direct to theFort of La Pompelle, passing through an inextricable network of trenchesand barbed wire entanglements. The country hereabouts was completelyravaged by the terriffic bombardments, and recalls the devastated regionsaround Verdun, near Vaux and Douaumont (see the Michelin Illustrated Guide:Verdun, and the Battles for its Possession). La Jouissance
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. Rheims and the battles for its possession . THE BUTTE-DE-TIR SECTORListening-post in front of Cernay village. 108. J? v >* •.. COMMUNICATING TRENCH AT JOUISSANCE FARM (1915) The road crosses the Chalons Railway {I. c.), and goes thence direct to theFort of La Pompelle, passing through an inextricable network of trenchesand barbed wire entanglements. The country hereabouts was completelyravaged by the terriffic bombardments, and recalls the devastated regionsaround Verdun, near Vaux and Douaumont (see the Michelin Illustrated Guide:Verdun, and the Battles for its Possession). La Jouissance Farm is next passed. Nothing remains either of it or ofthe road, which started from this point towards Cernay, on the left.