2:92nd FA

• World War II Origins: The 2nd Battalion, 92nd Field Artillery (2/92nd FA) traces its roots to World War II, having been activated in 1942 as part of the 92nd Field Artillery Regiment. • Vietnam Service: 2/92nd FA is best known for its service during the Vietnam War, providing artillery support to U.S. and allied forces from 1966 to 1972. • “Brave Cannons” Nickname: The battalion adopted the nickname “Brave Cannons,” a moniker that reflected their reputation for reliability and courage under fire. • Fire Support for Dak To: During the fierce battles of Dak To in 1967, 2/92nd FA’s fire missions were crucial in repelling North Vietnamese attacks and supporting U.S. infantry units. • Wide Area of Operations: The battalion operated in several key locations in Vietnam, including Pleiku, Dak To, Kontum, and Ben Het, supporting multiple brigades and special forces camps. • Self-Propelled and Towed Howitzers: 2/92nd FA was equipped with both 105mm and 155mm howitzers, allowing for flexible artillery support across varied terrain. • 24/7 Fire Missions: The unit became renowned for its ability to deliver continuous fire support, even under the most adverse weather and combat conditions. • Decorations and Citations: The battalion received numerous unit citations and commendations for its actions, including the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry with Palm. • Legacy and Reunion: Veterans of 2/92nd FA maintain an active association, holding reunions and preserving the unit’s history through websites and memorial projects. • Symbolic Insignia: The battalion’s crest features a lion, symbolizing valor, and a cannon, representing their artillery heritage—a proud emblem for “Brave Cannons” past and present.