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[PDF File]4th Infantry Division Book - 35th Infantry Regiment
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1st Battalion, 12th Infantry "Red Warriors" 1st Battalion, 22nd Infantry "Regulars" 2nd Battalion, 8th Infantry "Panthers" 4 Platoon leader calls for artillery fire As the first 4th Division unit to arrive in Vietnam, the Second Brigade pioneered into the Central High lands in August of 1966 to establish the Division base
[PDF File]1ST BATTALION, 3RD MARINES
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1ST BATTALION, 3RD MARINES OPERATIONS and INFORMATION (Compiled by Ron Asher and Don Bumgarner C/1/3 1967-1968) Republic of Vietnam 1965 thru 1969 1965 Overview: Elevated to the presidency after the assassination of John F. Kennedy in November 1963, Lyndon B. Johnson fought a bitter campaign during the summer and fall of 1964 to be
[PDF File]U.S. Marines in Vietnam Fighting the North Vietnamese 1967 ...
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general of the 1st Marine Division, fires from a self-propelled 155mm howitzer th e 30, 000th artillery round shot by the 4th Battalion, 11th Marines in the Vietnam War . dinate fire support, as ...
[PDF File]Taking the Offensive, October 1966-September 1967
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to the division of Vietnam into a Communist North (Democratic Republic of Vietnam) and a non-Communist South (Republic of Vietnam). The United States actively supported the latter as it dealt with a growing Communist-led insurgent force (the Viet Cong) aided by the North Vietnamese. The initial mission of training
[PDF File]David Lloyd Parker Heavy Weapons Platoon, D Company, 1st ...
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1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile), Binh Dinh Provinc e, Republic of Vietnam Start of Tour: September 1, 1967, Date of Casualty: January 31, 1968, Days in Country: 152 Casualty Type A2, Gun, small arms fire, Panel 36E - Row 029. During the fierce fighting that ensued at the outset of the Tet Offensive nearPhu My in Binh Dinh
[PDF File]Dak To: ‘33 Days of Violent ... - 4th Infantry Division
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“probably the wildest in South Vietnam if not all Southeast Asia.” by Tim Dyhouse 32 • VFW • M arc h 2006 Dak To: ‘33 Days of Violent, Sustained Combat’ I In November 1967, the 173rd Airborne Brigade and the 4th Infantry Division’s 1st Brigade slugged it out with four NVA regiments in the Central Highlands. The centerpiece of the
[PDF File]List of Medical Units In Vietnam
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1st Medical Battalion (Divisional, 1st Infantry Division) 20 October 1965 - 9 April 1970 4th Medical Battalion (Divisional, 4th Infantry Division) 7 September 1966 - 7 December 1970 9th Medical Battalion (Divisional, 9th Infantry Division) 4 January 1967 - 18 August 1969 15th Medical Battalion (Airmobile Division, 1st Cavalry Division)
[PDF File]Vietnam War: Cedar Falls - Junction City: A Turning Point
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In Vietnam he served as assistant division commander of the 1st Infantry Division, where he participate CEDAd inR Operations FALLS and JUNCTION CITY. General Rogers attended Oxford University, England, from 1947 to 1950 as a Rhodes Scholar, receiving the B.A. and M.A. degrees in philosophy, politics, and economics. Later from Sep tember 1967 ...
[PDF File]Scanned Document - United States Army
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1967 to 30 November 1967. Assigned the immense task of providing the person- nel and administrative support necessary to sustain an infantry division with four main base camps, the various staff sections of the company worked ex- tremely long hours to insure that the men of the 1st Infantry Division received
[PDF File]Page 1 of 215 - Vietnam Center and Archive
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7/8/1967 8/24/1967 1st Brigade, 25th Infantry Division (USA); 7th ARVN Regiment cordon and search operation Preliminary Checklist Of United States Military Operations In Southeast Asia Ala Moana III Binh Duong, Hau Nghai, and Tay Ninh Provinces 12/1/1966 5/14/1967 25th Infantry Division (USA) VC to push VC away from a major rice producing area ...
[PDF File]50th Infantry Regiment
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50th Infantry shortly after they arrived in Vietnam in September 1967. The 1st Battalion (Mechanized), 50th Infantry served in Vietnam under the U.S. Army, Pacific (USARPAC) command, as a general reserve and was attached to the following units: • September 22, 1967 to February 28, 1968 attached to the 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile).
[PDF File]WARTIME PHOTOGRAPHS by VIETNAM VETERANS
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Army, Cpl., 25th Infantry 3rd Battalion Vietnam March – October 1966 MARVIN DE WITT Army, Cpl., 25th Infantry 3rd Battalion Vietnam March 1966 – March 1967 MICHAEL PATRICK ELTRICH E-4, Company B, 1st Battalion/52nd Infantry, 198th Light Infantry Brigade, Americal Division Vietnam October 1969 – October 1970 GERALD W. LEWIS
[PDF File]First Name Last Name Email Comment ... - 4th Infantry Home
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Fred Yoder fdyoder@verizon.net Vietnam 1967-1968 1st/10 B Troop 4th Infantry Division . james johnson jjohnson321@comcast.net served in the 4th infantry division dec 1969- nov 1970 1/35th and 2/8th mechanized 81 mortar crew chief Roy Warwick rwarwick@comcast.net Looking for old friends 1967- 1968 Larry Herrington unclelwh@yahoo.com 1st platoon ...
[PDF File]Charlie Company Vietnam
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The division consisted of nine battalions of air mobile infantry which formed three brigades and one air reconnaissance unit (the 1st/9th), along with aviation support companies and artillery battalions. These were the combat elements of the division. The First Cavalry Division was the first army division deployed to Vietnam on September 11, 1965.
[PDF File]The Battle of Suoi Tre - United States Army
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command office of the NLF South Vietnam were located. A loose cordon was set around the area of operation (AO) using the 173rd Airborne Brigade; 2nd Brigade, 1st Infantry Division; and the 3rd Brigade, 4th Infantry Division which established fire support bases. All three brigades were to perform a thorough sweep of their AOs while the 1st Brigade,
[PDF File]Contents
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27. The 1st Infantry Division’s area of operations, 1966 400 28. The fight with the Phu Loi Battalion, 25 August 1966 410 29. Operation Cedar Falls, 8–9 January 1967 419 30. The battle of Ong Thanh, 2nd Battalion, 28th Infantry, 17 October 1967 440 31. The 1st Infantry Division (M), at Phase Line Iowa in the Neutral Zone
[PDF File]ANNUAL HISTORICAL SUPPLEMENT 1967 1st Battalion 35th Infantry
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ANNUAL HISTORICAL SUPPLEMENT 1967. 1st Battalion 35th Infantry . CALENDAR YEAR 1967 . 1ST BATTALION 35TH INFANTRY (THE CACTI) 3. RD. BRIGADE, 4. TH. INFANTRY DIVISION . APO SAN FRANCISCO 96355 . WILLIAM W. TAYLOR JR. LTC, Infantry . Commanding . FOREWORD The 1967 historical supplement of the Cacti Green is presented with the hope that it may be of
[PDF File]Distinctive Beret Uniform History of U.S. Armed Services
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Korean War before their movement to Korea; Company F (LRP), 52d Infantry, 1st Infantry Division, in 1967 in the Republic of Vietnam; Company H (Ranger), 75th Infantry, 1st Cavalry Division, in 1970 in the Republic of Vietnam; and Company N (Ranger), 75th Infantry, 173d Airborne Brigade, in 1971 in the Republic of Vietnam. The
[PDF File]The Blackhawks in Vietnam - The 1st Squadron, 1st Cavalry ...
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Armored Division, and was attached to the 196th Light Infantry Brigade, which was operating, in Task Force Oregon. Two days after its arrival in country the squadron was committed to battle. Its command post, was established at Hill 35, known, as LZ Fat City. On 5 September, the unit ‘s first casualties, Lt. Whitmore and SSG.
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