2nd Field Force

• The 2nd Field Force was a United States Army unit that served during the Vietnam War. • It was originally activated in 1966 and served in various capacities until the end of the war in 1973. • The unit was responsible for providing artillery and support to other American and South Vietnamese units operating in the field. • During the Battle of Dak To in 1967, the 2nd Field Force played a crucial role in support of US and South Vietnamese troops fighting against North Vietnamese forces. • The unit was awarded multiple unit citations for its actions during the Vietnam War, including the Presidential Unit Citation and the Valorous Unit Award. • The 2nd Field Force was one of the largest combat formations of the US Army during the Vietnam War, with over 50,000 soldiers serving in the unit at its peak. • The unit was known for its effectiveness in coordinating artillery strikes and air support, helping to turn the tide of many battles during the war. • After the Vietnam War, the 2nd Field Force was deactivated and its personnel were reassigned to other units within the Army. • Many veterans of the 2nd Field Force have since formed alumni associations and have held reunions to commemorate their service during the war. • The 2nd Field Force's legacy lives on in the memories of those who served in the unit and the impact it had on the outcome of the Vietnam War.