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227TH GENERAL SUPPLY CO.
U.S. Army
227TH GS
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227TH GS CO FCKY
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227TH GS FORT CAMPBELL
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227TH MED DET
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228 signal
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228TH AVIATION BATTALION 1ST CAV DIV
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228th S-S Co
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228th signal hontray island vietnam
U.S. Army
The 228th Signal Company was a U.S. Army unit that operated during the Vietnam War, providing crucial communications support. Stationed on Hon Tre Island, off the coast of Nha Trang, the unit maintained and operated signal equipment essential for command and control across the region. The isolated island site allowed the 228th Signal Company to relay messages between headquarters and field units, ensuring operational effectiveness. Their work was vital to the success of military operations in II Corps Tactical Zone throughout the conflict.
229 TRANS CO
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229TH AVIATION REGIMENT
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229TH AVN
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229TH MED DET
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22D PSB
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22D SIG BDE, HQ V CORPS
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22ND
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22ND FASCOM
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22ND FINANCE SECTION
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22ND MAINTENANCE
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22ND SIG BDE
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22ND TRANSPORTATION CO
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230TH MP CO. UNIT 23135 APO AE 09227
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231st Medium Boat Transportation
U.S. Army
The 231st Medium Boat Transportation Company was a United States Army unit specializing in waterborne logistics and transportation. Activated during World War II, the unit was responsible for operating medium landing craft and boats to move troops, vehicles, and supplies across rivers and coastal waters in support of amphibious operations. The 231st played a vital role in several key campaigns, ensuring the rapid and efficient movement of materiel during assaults and resupply missions. Throughout its service, the unit earned recognition for its versatility and crucial contribution to the Army’s transportation corps before being deactivated following the war’s conclusion.