Nicolae Miclescu is a local hero who was injured in the battle of Mărăşeşti and who was noted for the victory of this battle. At the time of the Battle, August 6-19, 1917, Nicholas Miclescu was captain and commanded the 1st Battalion of the 50/64 Infantry Regiment.

He helped General I. Popescu to execute a vigorous counterattack for destroying the enemy entered into the defense device of his 10th Infantry Division.

The action was well thought out and executed with great boldness and skill. Counterattack was executed in two converging directions, with the battalions in the division reserve, surprising the forces in the rupture of the enemy. The heroic act committed by Nicolae Miclescu was not an individual one.

The captain was noted for the decisions he made in his battalion. Battalion 1 moved from 11.00 on the south-eastern corner of the Răzoare forest, the western side of the Negraponte vineyards, and at the right moment it struck by surprise in the right flank and behind the enemy group penetrating the center of the Romanian division's device.

At 12.00, the battalion 2, commanded by Captain Mircea Tomescu of the Infantry Regiment 48/49, started at the counter. The subunit shifted from Haret's Rift District through Răzoare Forest, striking the left flank and behind the enemy group in the "bag".

The action took place when the troops of the German and Austro-Hungarian regiments entering were engaged in the counterattack executed in the right flank of the penetration by Captain Miclescu's battalion.

The action executed by surprise by the battalion soldiers commanded by Captain Tomescu was joined by the fighters of the Battalion 3 of the 47/72 Infantry Regiment.

As a result, the troops of the 28th Bavarian Infantry Regiment were "turned" and by the 13rd hours they were dimissed to the attack line of the 171th Infantry Regiment at the

right of the 115th Infantry Division of Germany, both units retreating into pandemonium, leaving the heavy armaments and other materials. Soon, battalion battalion soldiers, joined by some subunits in the 51/52 infantry regiment, rejected the enemy beyond the first trench our troops occupied on the morning of August 6/19.

In stopping and thwarting the opponent's offensive, an important role was played by the Romanian and Russian artillery group, notably the artillery brigade commanded by General Dimitrie Glodeanu, who, in addition to precisely executed fire dangers, focused the shooting of 15 batteries (mostly heavy) on enemy reserves, preventing them