6th Bn:6th Infantry Bamberg, Germany

• Historic Roots: The 6th Battalion, 6th Infantry Regiment ("Regulars, By God!") traces its lineage back to 1812, making it one of the oldest continuously serving units in the U.S. Army. • Stationed in Bamberg: During the Cold War and into the 1990s, the battalion was stationed at Warner Barracks, Bamberg, Germany, playing a key role in U.S. Army Europe. • Cold War Mission: The 6/6 Infantry was tasked with defending NATO’s front lines and was prepared to respond rapidly in the event of a Warsaw Pact invasion. • Desert Storm Deployment: Elements of the battalion deployed as part of Operation Desert Storm, providing mechanized infantry support in the liberation of Kuwait. • Distinctive Unit Insignia: The unit’s insignia features a six-pointed star and a “Regulars By God!” motto, symbolizing its proud heritage and service. • M1 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicles: While in Germany, the battalion was equipped with M2 Bradley IFVs, enhancing its mobility and firepower. • Community Relations: The 6/6 Infantry maintained strong ties with the Bamberg community through outreach, partnership, and participation in local events. • Deactivation in the 1990s: As part of the post-Cold War drawdown, the battalion was inactivated in Bamberg in 1995, ending decades of presence in Germany. • Notable Alumni: Several battalion alumni went on to high-ranking positions in the Army, contributing to military leadership and doctrine. • Veterans’ Legacy: Former members gather for reunions and maintain a strong online presence, preserving the unit's stories and camaraderie for future generations.