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1ST CAV.CO B-(^-
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1ST CAVALRY
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1st Cavalry, second- 5th.
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1st cavl. airmobile 77th art. bat. c
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1st div 18inf
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1st division 1-S-T
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1ST ENG BAT
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1st Engr Bn 1st Inf
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1st Field Artillery Detachment
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1st field force A Btry 1-92 FA
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1st Fighter Sq Comm 2nd air Com Gp
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1st Gen. Hosp
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1ST GUARD COMPANY
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1st how bn 103 field arti
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1st how bn 22d arty 4th arm div
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The 1st Howitzer Battalion, 22d Artillery (1st How Bn, 22d Arty), was an artillery unit assigned to the 4th Armored Division of the United States Army during the Cold War era. Activated in the late 1950s as part of the Army’s Pentomic and later ROAD reorganization, the battalion provided crucial fire support for the division’s armored and mechanized operations in Europe. Equipped with self-propelled howitzers, the unit participated in numerous field training exercises and NATO maneuvers to maintain readiness against potential Warsaw Pact threats. The battalion remained an integral part of the 4th Armored Division until its inactivation and subsequent redesignations during Army force structure changes in the 1970s.
1st howitzer Btln. 30th Artillery,
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1st ID 2nd ofmthe 28th Bn
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1st Inafantry Div.
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1ST INF 16TH REG 4TH CAV 1ST REC
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1st inf div bco 3-63 armor
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1st inf div hq co 1st engr bn
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1ST INF DIVISION ACO 1ST S-T 86TH TRANS 534TH TR
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1st infantry - mavv
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1st infantry 1st of the 26th
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