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3126 3rd marines Division
U.S. Marine Corps
313platoon 3rd amtrac
U.S. Marine Corps
314 BLACK KNIGHTS
U.S. Marine Corps
3173
U.S. Marine Corps
31meu macs2
U.S. Marine Corps
31st divchion
U.S. Marine Corps
31st infantry co fmf usmcr
U.S. Marine Corps
31st M.A.U.
U.S. Marine Corps
31st M.E.U.
U.S. Marine Corps
323, 542, 115, 513, NAM
U.S. Marine Corps
325 lima co
U.S. Marine Corps
33 Air Wing
U.S. Marine Corps
333 flsg alpha
U.S. Marine Corps
333 Lima Co.
U.S. Marine Corps
333 Weapons Co.SukaranOakanowa,and Camp Pen.CAl.
U.S. Marine Corps
3380TH MEDICAL GROUP
U.S. Marine Corps
35
U.S. Marine Corps
35th engineer group
U.S. Marine Corps
36 KILO
U.S. Marine Corps
366 Tfw
U.S. Marine Corps
The 366th Tactical Fighter Wing (366 TFW), known as the "Gunfighters," was activated in 1953 and played a significant role in U.S. Air Force operations throughout the Cold War and Vietnam War. During the Vietnam War, the wing was stationed at Da Nang Air Base, South Vietnam, where it became renowned for its combat missions and pioneering the use of the M61 Vulcan gun on F-4 Phantoms. The 366 TFW flew thousands of sorties, providing close air support, interdiction, and air superiority missions. After Vietnam, the wing relocated to Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, where it continued to maintain combat readiness and adapt to new aircraft and missions.
372
U.S. Marine Corps
37TH
U.S. Marine Corps
396
U.S. Marine Corps
3BAT,8 MARINES 2ND MARINE DIV
U.S. Marine Corps