4:41st FA

• Lineage: The 4th Battalion, 41st Field Artillery Regiment (4/41st FA) traces its origins back to the constitution of the 41st Field Artillery in the Regular Army in 1918. • World War II Service: Elements of the 41st FA participated in crucial campaigns in Europe during World War II, providing artillery support during the liberation of France and the push into Germany. • Vietnam War: The 41st Field Artillery units, including battalions like 4/41st FA, were active during the Vietnam War, supporting infantry units with fire support and counter-battery missions. • Cold War Era: During the Cold War, 4/41st FA was stationed in West Germany as part of the U.S. Army's forward-deployed forces, ready to respond in case of a Soviet attack. • Operation Desert Storm: 4/41st FA played a significant role in Operation Desert Storm in 1991, providing artillery fire in support of the rapid ground offensive that liberated Kuwait. • Modernization: Over the years, the battalion has transitioned through various artillery systems, from towed howitzers to self-propelled artillery such as the M109 Paladin. • Unit Decorations: The 4/41st FA has received numerous unit awards, including campaign streamers and citations for its exemplary performance in combat operations. • Nickname: The 41st Field Artillery Regiment is known as the "Glory's Guns," a nickname symbolizing its proud tradition and distinguished service. • Iraq War Deployments: The battalion was deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, where it conducted fire support missions, convoy security, and base defense operations. • Regimental Motto: The motto of the 41st Field Artillery Regiment is "Mission Accomplished With Honor," reflecting the unit’s dedication to duty and excellence.