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201:, first formed in 1812, although regimental units trace their lineages as far back as 1794. Based on the service of these antecedents, the regiment claims battle honors for the War of 1812, the Seminole campaign, the Mexican War, the Civil War, the Spanish–American War, and the Philippine Insurrection. The regiment served with the 6th Division during World War I, with the 5th Division, 6th Division and 2d Cavalry Division between the world wars, and with the 9th Armored Division during and after World War II. Since 1961, the regiment has been a parent regiment under the
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Artillery Raids to the 2nd Marine Light Armored Infantry whose mission was to scout out possible alternate breach points, identify and locate Iraqi Artillery for counter battery attack, and to draw attention away from the main forces approach points. 144 Marines along with 2 155mm SP howitzer guns from Bravo 1-3 held off increasingly mounting Iraqi forces from 10:15 am on Feb 21st through 4:00am Feb 24th, using LAV-25's, LAV-TOW's and on call Artillery support. From 29 January to 1 February the battalion would participate in the
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on Iraqi infantry units. Iraq lost close to 22 artillery battalions during the initial stages of this barrage. This would include the destruction of approximately 396 Iraqi artillery pieces. One Iraqi unit that was totally destroyed during the preparation was the Iraqi 48th
Infantry Division Artillery Group. The group's commander stated his unit lost 83 of its 100 guns to the artillery preparation.
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Artillery on 16 April 1921. It was amended to change the description and symbolism on 7 July 1921. It was redesignated for the 3d Field Artillery Battalion on 25 March 1941. It was redesignated for the 3d Armored Field Artillery
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Artillery Battalion on 25 March 1941. It was redesignated for the 3d Armored Field Artillery Battalion on 7 December 1943. The insignia was cancelled on 19 October 1959. The insignia was restored and
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On 16 February 1991 several groups of Iraqi vehicles appeared to be performing reconnaissance on Task Force 1-41 and were driven away by fire from 4-3 FA Battalion. That same day an Iraqi platoon, including six vehicles, was reported as being to the northeast of Task Force 1-41 Infantry. They were
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4-3 FA Battalion played a significant role in the destruction of four Iraqi tank and mechanized brigades. 4-3 FA battalion and the rest of 1st
Infantry Division artillery destroyed 50 tanks, 139 APCs, 30 air defense systems, 152 artillery pieces, 27 missile launchers, 108 mortars, and 548 wheeled
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Titatia was surrendered to us a few days ago, and two companies occupy the same. Last night one of our boys was found shot and his stomach cut open. Immediately orders were received from General Wheaton to burn the town and kill every native in sight; which was done to a finish. About
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Artillery Regiment was only constituted in 1907, its constituent elements trace their history to various numbered companies of artillery dating back to 1794. 1st Battalion was organized on 30 June 1794 at Governor’s Island, New York, under the command of Captain Alexander
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until inactivated in 1996. 1st
Battalion of the 3rd Field Artillery Regiment was part of the 2nd Armored Division 1st Tiger Brigade from Ft. Hood Texas. 1-3 FA Battalion deployed to Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Prior to the commencement of the main ground offensive, Bravo Battery
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4-3 FA Battalion engaged up to eleven Iraqi divisions and inflicted thousands of casualties on the Iraqi Army and Iraq's elite
Republican Guard. 4-3 FA Battalion also had a hand in the destruction of the Iraqi Jihad Corps, which consisted of the 10th and 12th Armored Divisions. The Iraqi
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and moving to Fort Bliss, Texas, in 2008. At Fort Bliss, the battalion converted from self-propelled to towed howitzers when the 1st BCT was reorganized from an Armored BCT to a Stryker BCT. Since reorganization, the battalion has deployed to Afghanistan to participate in
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Battalion on 7 December 1943. It was cancelled on 19 October 1959. The coat of arms was restored and authorized for the 3d Field Artillery Regiment effective 1 September 1971. The coat of arms was amended to correct the description of the shield on 30 October 2001.
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The 3rd Field Artillery was relieved 25 September 1939 from assignment to the 6th Division and assigned to the 2d Cavalry Division. The personnel of the 3rd Field Artillery would serve in an armored field artillery battalion as part of the 9th Armored Division.
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was still standing. When German demolition charges failed to bring the bridge down, they crossed it, disarming and removing the remaining charges, which could have exploded at any time. The division exploited the bridgehead, moving south and east across the
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managed to hold their position against an Iraqi Republican Guard unit until Task Force 3-66 Armor arrived on the scene which resulted in the defeat of the Republican Guard unit and several Iraqi soldiers becoming prisoners of war.
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304:-German frontier. When the Germans launched their winter offensive on 16 December 1944, the 9th, with no real combat experience, suddenly found itself engaged in heavy fighting. The division saw its severest action at
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On 18 February Iraqi mortar positions fired on Task Force 1-41 Infantry. 4-3 FA Battalion conducted fire missions against these Iraqi mortar positions. Later that same day 4-3 FA fired on Iraqi defensive positions.
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and World War I, respectively. The rising sun indicates the regiment dates back nearly to the dawn of this country's history (Battery "D" was organized in 1802), and the Aztec banner is for the Mexican War.
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The shield is scarlet for Artillery. The Civil War is represented by the chevron and four stars, one for each battery in that war. The lion's face, dragon and fleur-de-lis allude to the War of 1812.
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engaged with artillery fire from 4-3 FA. Later that evening another group of Iraqi vehicles was spotted moving towards the center of the Task Force. The vehicles appeared to be Iraqi Soviet made
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Reorganized and redesignated 14 July 1942 as the 3d Armored Field Artillery Battalion; concurrently, relieved from assignment to the 2d Cavalry Division and assigned to the 9th Armored Division.
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4-3 FA Battalion continued to provide fire support for the 2nd Armored Division(Fwd) as the division fought a series of short, sharp battles with Iraqi tank platoons as it moved across the
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On 27 February 1991 4-3 FA participated in a joint British and American artillery fire mission which destroyed what was left of Iraqi artillery and infantry forces at Objective Tungsten.
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Battery C's Advance Party/Reconnaissance Team was also ambushed while scouting for howitzer emplacement positions. The Battery C Advance Party/Reconnaissance Team and other elements of
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Shield: Gules, on a chevronel Argent four mullets Azure, in chief a lion's face and an imperial Chinese dragon affronté both Or, langued of the third, in base a golden fleur-de-lis.
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1,000 men, women and children were reported killed. I am probably growing hard-hearted, for I am in my glory when I can sight my gun on some dark skin and pull the trigger.
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incidents. The Republican Guard tank unit that was responsible for the ambush was destroyed by a Task Force 1-41 tank platoon assigned to protect 4-3 FA.
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and tanks. For the next hour Task Force 1-41 Infantry would fight several small battles with Iraqi reconnaissance units. Task Force 1-41 Infantry fired
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vehicles, 61 trench lines and bunker positions, 92 dug in and open infantry targets, and 34 logistical sites. 4-3 FA Fire Support Element earned a
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was considered the best regular division in the Iraqi Army. It had more modern equipment than the other regular Iraqi units. It was equipped with
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Presidential Unit Citation (Army), Streamer embroidered LUXEMBOURG (Combat Command A, 9th Armored Division, cited; DA GO 9, 2004)
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The First Infantry Division and the U.S. Army Transformed: Road to Victory in Desert Storm, 1970-1991 by Gregory Fontenot
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4-3 FA had a hand in the destruction of 60 Iraqi tanks and 35 Infantry fighting vehicles just west of the IPSA pipeline.
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in 1992. The battalion served in Bosnia as part of 1st Brigade, 1st Armored Division in 1996. The battalion served in
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self-propelled howitzers. 4-3 FA and the rest of the 2nd Armored Division(Forward) were attached to the U.S.
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Valorous Unit Award, Streamer embroidered IRAQ (2d Battalion, 3d Field artillery, cited; DA GO 14, 1997)
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at the Iraqi formation destroying one tank. The rest of the formation was destroyed or driven away by
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On 17 February 1991 4-3 FA Battalion fired on an Iraqi mortar position.
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IFVs were either destroyed or badly damaged during the ambush. In the
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McKenney, Janice E. (2010). "8th Battalion, 3d Field Artillery".
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120:Branch color
30:Coat of arms
2640:Railway gun
1992:26 December
1952:26 December
1223:23 December
1051:Decorations
758:Description
569:during the
487:during the
377:during the
359:Mulde River
351:Ruhr Pocket
287:World War I
270:Philippines
264:During the
231:War of 1812
3471:Categories
2114:7th (1898)
2109:6th (1898)
2104:5th (1861)
2099:4th (1821)
2094:3rd (1821)
2089:2nd (1821)
2084:1st (1821)
1287:2023-01-19
1260:2023-05-21
1122:References
825:Symbolism
793:Background
665:fog of war
339:Lahn River
322:Roer River
310:Echternach
302:Luxembourg
257:, and the
1127:Citations
780:Symbolism
552:artillery
347:Frankfurt
326:Rheinbach
237:, in the
2022:Archived
1943:Archived
1939:28169776
1872:Archived
1838:Archived
1815:15 April
1790:15 April
1702:Archived
1697:Rostker
1558:15 April
1427:Archived
1388:Archived
1348:Archived
1318:Archived
1155:Archived
1090:See also
741:Heraldry
700:Gulf War
610:and the
520:Gulf War
314:Bastogne
306:St. Vith
298:Normandy
205:and the
195:regiment
161:Previous
128:Insignia
112:Motto(s)
106:regiment
848:Lineage
814:Blazon
771:⁄
661:Bradley
644:tanks.
617:At the
528:M-109A2
355:Leipzig
343:Limburg
341:toward
330:Remagen
241:at the
233:at the
217:History
197:of the
123:Scarlet
44:Country
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312:, and
253:, the
249:, the
245:, the
67:
58:Branch
36:Active
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95:USARS
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1994:2014
1954:2014
1935:OCLC
1817:2023
1792:2023
1560:2023
1225:2015
1189:ISBN
717:The
679:War.
659:and
642:T-62
640:and
638:T-72
544:BTRs
464:The
428:The
404:The
186:The
164:Next
102:Size
91:Role
76:Type
39:1812
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2881:7th
2876:6th
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367:CCB
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