1:92nd FA

• Formation and Lineage: The 1st Battalion, 92nd Field Artillery Regiment (1/92nd FA) was constituted in 1942 and has a distinguished lineage, tracing its roots back to World War II. • Vietnam War Service: The battalion is most famous for its service in the Vietnam War, where it provided artillery support for U.S. and allied forces from 1967 to 1972. • "Brave Cannons": The unit’s nickname, "Brave Cannons," is a point of pride and a symbol of their fighting spirit and artillery expertise. • Multiple Firebases: 1/92nd FA operated out of several firebases throughout Vietnam, including LZ Artillery, LZ Mary Lou, and LZ Duster, often moving to support maneuver units. • Direct Support Missions: The battalion provided direct artillery support to units including the 4th Infantry Division, the 173rd Airborne Brigade, and the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN). • Combat Actions: The unit participated in major campaigns such as the Tet Offensive and the Battle of Dak To, earning a reputation for accuracy and reliability under fire. • Decorations: 1/92nd FA received the Meritorious Unit Commendation for its actions in Vietnam, recognizing its exceptional performance in combat. • Unique "Red Legs": As an artillery unit, members of the 1/92nd FA are traditionally called "Red Legs," stemming from the red stripes on artillerymen’s uniforms in the 19th century. • Veteran Community: The 1/92nd FA has an active association of veterans who preserve the unit’s history, share stories, and organize reunions to honor their service. • Legacy and Honors: Today, the 1/92nd FA’s legacy continues in the U.S. Army artillery community, celebrated for its service, sacrifice, and esprit de corps.