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68TH CSB
U.S. Army
68TH ENGINEERS
U.S. Army
68TH TRANS BN
U.S. Army
690TH CHEMICAL COMPANY
U.S. Army
693RD QM CO
U.S. Army
699th MT CO
U.S. Army
69TH ARTILLERY GROUP
U.S. Army
69TH CHEMICAL
U.S. Army
69TH FSC
U.S. Army
69TH SIG. BAT.
U.S. Army
69th signal batt.
U.S. Army
69TH SIGNAL CORP
U.S. Army
69TH TRANS BN
U.S. Army
69TH TRANSPORTATION UNIT
U.S. Army
6th ACCB C Co 34th Sit Bn
U.S. Army
The 6th Airborne Command and Control Battalion, Charlie Company, 34th Signal Battalion (6th ACCB C Co 34th Sit Bn) is a communications-focused unit within the U.S. Army Signal Corps. Established in the late 20th century, its primary mission has been to provide secure, reliable command and control communications in support of airborne and rapidly deployable operations. Throughout its history, the company has played vital roles in numerous joint exercises and overseas deployments, ensuring connectivity and operational coordination for combat and humanitarian missions alike. Known for its technical expertise and adaptability, 6th ACCB C Co 34th Sit Bn continues to uphold a tradition of excellence in tactical communications support.
6TH ADA BRIGADE
U.S. Army
6TH ARMORED INFANTRY
U.S. Army
6TH ARMOURED DIVISION
U.S. Army
6th Army Ft. Huachuca, AZ
U.S. Army
The 6th Army, originally activated in 1943 during World War II, played a pivotal role in the Pacific Theater, participating in major campaigns such as the liberation of the Philippines. After the war, the 6th Army became a key Army headquarters responsible for training and operations within the western United States. For many years, its headquarters was located at the Presidio of San Francisco before being moved to Fort Huachuca, Arizona. At Fort Huachuca, the 6th Army continued its tradition of excellence, overseeing readiness and support for Army units throughout the southwestern United States until its inactivation in 1995.
6TH AVIATION PLATOON
U.S. Army
6TH BATALLION 31ST INFANTRY
U.S. Army
6TH BN 14TH FA
U.S. Army
6TH BN 29TH FA
U.S. Army
6TH BN 6TH INF
U.S. Army