 The men knocked out four multiple-barrel "FlaKwagen"s and seven assault guns and freed the besieged battalion.On the Seventh Army's right wing, pointed toward the Wissembourg Gap, divisions of General Brooks's VI Corps experienced, with the exception of the 3rd Algerian Division, much the same type of opposition.Although all four attacking divisions had to overcome the initial obstacle of a river, either the Moder or a tributary, they accomplished the job quickly with predawn assaults.