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Svc Btry 1-77 FA
U.S. Army
Svc Btry 1s How Bn 30th Arty Ft.Lewis Wash.
U.S. Army
Service Battery, 1st Howitzer Battalion, 30th Artillery (Svc Btry, 1st How Bn, 30th Arty) was an integral support unit stationed at Fort Lewis, Washington during the Cold War era. The battalion, part of the 30th Artillery Regiment, provided logistical and ammunition support to the howitzer batteries, ensuring their operational readiness. Throughout its tenure at Fort Lewis, the unit participated in numerous training exercises, honing its skills in artillery support and logistics. The Service Battery played a crucial role in maintaining the battalion's effectiveness until the Army's reorganization and realignment of artillery units in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
SVC BTRY 2-10TH FA
U.S. Army
svc btry 2-32 FA
U.S. Army
Svc Btry 2d Bn 1FA
U.S. Army
Svc Btry 2d Bn 6th Arty USAREUR, Gelnhausen, Germa
U.S. Army
Svc Btry 3-11 FA
U.S. Army
SVC BTRY 3-17FA FT SILL
U.S. Army
SVC BTRY 3-29 FA
U.S. Army
svc Btry 3d bn 75th arty
U.S. Army
Service Battery, 3rd Battalion, 75th Artillery (Svc Btry, 3d Bn, 75th Arty) traces its lineage to the 75th Artillery Regiment, which was constituted during World War I. The battalion and its service battery were reorganized and redesignated several times, serving prominently during the Cold War era as part of the U.S. Army’s field artillery forces. Service Battery’s primary mission was to provide logistical and administrative support to the firing batteries of the battalion, ensuring sustained artillery operations. Throughout its history, the unit supported various training and operational deployments, upholding the proud traditions of the 75th Artillery.
SVC BTRY 4:27 FA BAUMHOLDER GERMANY
U.S. Army
Service Battery, 4th Battalion, 27th Field Artillery (SVC BTRY 4/27 FA) was an integral support unit stationed at Baumholder, Germany, during the Cold War and beyond. The unit provided logistical, maintenance, and supply support to the 4th Battalion, enabling the effective operation of its artillery batteries. As part of the 1st Armored Division, SVC BTRY 4/27 FA played a vital role in ensuring the battalion’s readiness for rapid deployment and combat operations within NATO’s forward defense posture. Throughout its tenure in Germany, the unit participated in numerous training exercises and contributed to the defense of Western Europe until its eventual inactivation due to post-Cold War force reductions.
SVC BTRY 4TH HOW BN 18TH ARTY
U.S. Army
svc btry 5-29 fa
U.S. Army
SVC Btry 5-4 Arty
U.S. Army
Svc Btry 5th How Bn
U.S. Army
SVC BTRY 6-16 ARTY FT SILL OK
U.S. Army
SVC BTRY, 7TH HOW BN 8TH ARTY
U.S. Army
SVC BTRY, 91ST AFA BN, 1ST AD
U.S. Army
Svc Co 10th Special Forces Group (AIRBORNE)
U.S. Army
SVC CO 351st Inf trust APO 209
U.S. Army
**Short Military History: SVC CO, 351st Infantry, APO 209** The Service Company (SVC CO) of the 351st Infantry Regiment was an integral support unit within the 88th Infantry Division of the United States Army during World War II. Activated in 1942, the 351st Infantry was deployed to the Mediterranean Theater, with SVC CO providing vital logistical, administrative, and technical support to the regiment. The unit saw extensive combat in the Italian Campaign, participating in key operations such as the liberation of Rome and the battles along the Gothic Line. The APO 209 designation indicates its wartime mail routing address, linking the unit to overseas operations. The dedicated service of SVC CO contributed significantly to the regiment's effectiveness and overall success in the campaign.
SVC CO, 7TH SPECIAL FORCED
U.S. Army
SVC Co.,2nd Batt.,10th Inf Reg., 5th Inf. Div.
U.S. Army
SVC-BATTERY 4-82FA
U.S. Army
svc.btry.1st.btn.41st.field artillery
U.S. Army