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- and activated at the
United States Army Chemical Center, Maryland Inactivated 1 September 1958
at the United States Army Chemical Center, Maryland
Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, 1st Antiaircraft Artillery
- Corps
Reconstituted 1 July 1924 in the Regular Army as the 1st Coast
Artillery and partially organized with Headquarters at Fort de Lesseps, Canal
Zone
(1st Battalion activated 1 June 1926 at Fort Randolph, Canal
Zone; inactivated
- Zone Reconstituted 21 June 1950 in the Regular Army
as the 1st Coast Artillery to consist of the 1st and 2d Battalions; 1st and
2d Battalions concurrently redesignated as the 1st and 54th Antiaircraft Battalions,
respectively
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- System,
reorganized under the United States Army Regimental System, and transferred
to the United States Army Training and Doctrine Command with Headquarters at
Fort Knox, Kentucky
16th Cavalry Honors
Campaign Participation
- System, and transferred
to the United States Army Training and Doctrine Command with Headquarters at
Fort Knox, Kentucky
16th Cavalry Honors
Campaign Participation Credit
World War II : Rhineland; Central
Europe
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- between 26 October and 4
November transported Army engineers to Nagoya, Honshu. From Japan she arrived
Saipan 14 November and operated in the Marianas during the remainder of
the year.
LST-883 steamed to San Pedro Bay, Leyte, between 15 and
- an in-custody status, and was transferred to the Army 26 August
for use in Japan.
Reacquired by the Navy 1 July 1950, LST-883 recommissioned at Yokosuka,
Japan, 26 August, Lt. Charles M. Miller in command. In response to President
Truman's
- aggression in Korea, she embarked Marines
and Army troops, loaded combat stores, and departed Kobe, Japan, 10 September.
She sailed for Inchon, South Korea, as part of an amphibious attack force.
Assigned to TG 90.3 LST-883 arrived off the
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- write a bright page in the history of the U.S. Army.
On 27 October, the 442d was called on to rescue a surrounded U.S. battalion. They attacked the heavily fortified defenses of a superior German force. Fighting was desperate, often
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- An exhibit, Bands of Brothers: The Army’s Musical Heritage , opened on 27 July 2006 at the U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum to honor the contributions of Army musicians and Army bands, and relates the history and importance of the
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2006 Annual U.S. Army Museum System
Training Course Review
Col. (Ret.) Robert S. Voyles, U.S. Army
Fort Douglas Military Museum
Fort Douglas, UT
- Col. (Ret.) Robert S. Voyles, U.S. Army
Fort Douglas Military Museum
Fort Douglas, UT
describing the work done by a provisional recovery team from Illinois and
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- Couvillion (Couvi), Supervisory Curator of the Army Historical Clearinghouse at Anniston Army Depot, Jeffrey Kimball, Chief Conservator of the Army Museum System and myself, the local interpreter, headed for New Orleans on 7 October. Couvi and I
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The Army Museum System
Jackson Barracks Assessment Team Report
7–10 October 2005
David Hanselman, Director
U.S. Army
- Hanselman, Director
U.S. Army Transportation Museum
Fort Eustis, VA
Soon after the water began to subside from the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, members of the Army Museum System began
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U.S. Army Transportation Museum
Exhibit Honors Army Divers
Marc Sammis, Museum Specialist
U.S. Army Transportation Museum
Fort Eustis, VA
- Museum
Exhibit Honors Army Divers
Marc Sammis, Museum Specialist
U.S. Army Transportation Museum
Fort Eustis, VA
The staff at the U.S. Army Transportation Museum
- Sammis, Museum Specialist
U.S. Army Transportation Museum
Fort Eustis, VA
The staff at the U.S. Army Transportation Museum along with the assistance of the dive team at Fort Eustis, recently completed an
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