Fernand Albert Henry, a soldier of vast experience, who was a Capitaine with the 341e RI where he was personally presented with  the Légion d’Honneur by the Maréchal Joffre on 19^th April 1915. He was then transferred to the 301e RI, before it was folded in June 1915. With the folding of the 301e RI, Fernand Henry transferred to the 315e RI to head up the newly formed 4e battalion. He would tragically die on the 25^th September 1915 at Auberive, whilst leading his battalion.

Finished his military service at Saint Cyr in 1889, then served with the 3e Zouaves, 82 RI, 121e RI and 115e RI where in July 1913 he was promoted to Capitaine after three campaigns in Algeria. A firm but fair capitaine as Henri Régnard found out in September 1914, when he was given 8 days without leave when he left his post unattended. Capitaine Roy was mobilized with the 315e RI, where he took over as Head of the  5e battalion after the death of Capitaine Léon André on the 30^th October 1914 at Le Quesnoy. He was then subsequently wounded multiple times. April 1904, fell off a horse, on the 23^rd September 1915 wounded by a badly fused 58’ shell and then again on the 25^th September 1915. Following his convalescence, he transferred to the 151e RI and survived the war. He died on the 14^th February 1925. He was awarded  the Légion d’Honneur to its highest level of Commandeur in December 1917

Finished his military service in 1884, promoted to Capitaine  in 1900, when with the 115e RI and in 1911 was awarded the Légion d’Honneur. A jovial leader, he was mobilized  with the 315e RI and was made Head of  6e Battalion in November 1914. Kept that position until being transferred to the 204e RI, when the 315e RI was disbanded in December 1917. Survived the war, and died on the 12^th January 1949