The story
Meanwhile, the 232nd Infantry had been ordered up from Corps reserve to join in the attack. Against light opposition the Second Bat-
talion of that regiment moved into Sehweighausen the afternoon of the 25th and the other two battalions took up positions on the edge of the Bois D'Ohlungen.
By now the German attack was completely contained and enemy casualties had been so great that the Germans were forced to withdraw.
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