D Co. 1:184th Infantry Regiment CARNG Auburn, CA

• Historic Lineage: D Company, 1st Battalion, 184th Infantry Regiment (CARNG) traces its roots back to the original 184th Infantry Regiment, first formed in 1921 as part of the California National Guard. • World War II Service: The 184th Infantry Regiment fought in the Pacific Theater during World War II, participating in campaigns in the Aleutian Islands and the liberation of the Philippines. • Location: D Company is based in Auburn, California, serving the local community and the state as part of the California Army National Guard. • Operation Iraqi Freedom: In 2005-2006, D Company and the 1-184th Infantry were mobilized and deployed to Iraq, where they served with distinction in Baghdad and other regions. • Valorous Unit Award: For their actions in Iraq, the 1-184th Infantry Regiment, including D Company, was awarded the Valorous Unit Award, one of the highest unit honors in the U.S. Army. • Community Support: D Company frequently supports disaster response and civil support missions in California, including wildfire response, flood assistance, and civil unrest. • “Nightstalkers” Nickname: The 1-184th Infantry Regiment is known as the "Nightstalkers," a nickname adopted for their effectiveness in night operations, which D Company shares with pride. • Integration with Active Duty: During their Iraq deployment, D Company operated alongside active duty Army units, earning respect for their professionalism and combat effectiveness. • Training Excellence: D Company regularly trains at Camp Roberts, Camp San Luis Obispo, and other major training areas, maintaining high readiness for both state and federal missions. • Civic Engagement: Soldiers from D Company actively participate in community events and outreach in Auburn, strengthening the bond between the National Guard and local residents.