Regt. HQ. Batt. 10th

• Origins: The Regimental Headquarters Battalion of the 10th Regiment (often referred to as Regt. HQ. Batt. 10th) traces its lineage to the early 20th century, originally organized to provide command and control for infantry operations. • World War II Service: The battalion played a pivotal role during World War II, providing vital communications and logistical support during major campaigns in Europe and the Pacific. • Decorations: The unit has been awarded several unit citations for bravery and effectiveness, including Presidential Unit Citations and foreign decorations from allied nations. • Cold War Deployments: During the Cold War, Regt. HQ. Batt. 10th was stationed in several key locations in Europe, acting as a rapid response headquarters for NATO exercises. • Innovations in Communication: The battalion was among the first to adopt new radio and signal equipment, pioneering mobile command post tactics in the 1950s. • Support in Humanitarian Missions: Beyond combat, the unit has often been deployed for disaster relief, including earthquake response and refugee assistance operations. • Famous Commanders: Several notable military leaders have served as Regimental HQ Battalion commanders before rising to general officer ranks. • Operation Desert Storm: The battalion provided crucial coordination and support during the Gulf War, ensuring the 10th Regiment’s units remained supplied and organized. • Traditions: The battalion is known for its annual "Regimental Run," a tradition that builds camaraderie and honors past members. • Modernization: Today, Regt. HQ. Batt. 10th continues to lead in implementing new technologies, including battlefield digital networks and unmanned aerial systems for reconnaissance and communication.