107 FA

• Origins: The 107th Field Artillery Regiment traces its origins to 1917, when it was formed as part of the Pennsylvania National Guard for service in World War I. • World War I Service: The 107th FA was assigned to the 28th Infantry Division and saw action in major campaigns such as the Meuse-Argonne Offensive, supporting infantry with devastating artillery barrages. • Nickname: The regiment is sometimes referred to as the "Artillerymen of the Keystone Division," referencing Pennsylvania’s state symbol and the 28th Division’s nickname. • World War II Deployments: During WWII, the 107th Field Artillery again served with distinction as part of the 28th Infantry Division, fighting in France, Luxembourg, Belgium, and Germany. • Bastogne and the Bulge: Elements of the 107th participated in the Battle of the Bulge, where their accurate fire helped blunt German advances near Bastogne. • Decorations: The unit has received multiple campaign streamers and honors, including the French Croix de Guerre for its bravery and service in liberating France. • Cold War Role: After WWII, the 107th FA was reorganized and continued to train and serve as a key artillery asset during the Cold War, ensuring readiness in case of conflict in Europe. • Modern Deployments: In the 21st century, the 107th has deployed soldiers to Iraq and Afghanistan as part of the Global War on Terror, providing fire support and security operations. • Community Service: The regiment has a long tradition of supporting its local communities in Pennsylvania, assisting during natural disasters and civic events. • Regimental Pride: The 107th Field Artillery celebrates its long history each year with reunions, parades, and by honoring fallen comrades, underscoring its deep roots in American military heritage.