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CO. A 42ND ENGINEERS
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Co. C Ranger 75th Inf
U.S. Army
Company C, 75th Infantry (Ranger), was one of the elite Ranger companies formed during the Vietnam War as part of the 75th Infantry Regiment. Activated in February 1969, Company C was assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile) and specialized in long-range reconnaissance patrols (LRRP), ambushes, and intelligence-gathering operations behind enemy lines. The unit conducted high-risk missions in the dense jungles of Vietnam, often operating in small, highly trained teams. Company C, along with its sister Ranger companies, played a critical role in providing actionable intelligence and disrupting enemy operations, upholding the proud Ranger tradition of courage and excellence.
COA 2ND BN 502 101ST ABN DIV
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COAST ARTILLERY
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Coastal Division 14 Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam
U.S. Army
Coastal Division 14 was a unit of the Republic of Vietnam Navy (RVNN), established as part of the United States Navy’s Vietnamization program to transfer coastal security responsibilities to South Vietnamese forces. Based at Cam Ranh Bay, the division was responsible for patrolling and securing the vital coastal waters of central Vietnam, countering North Vietnamese infiltration and supply routes by sea. Coastal Division 14 operated a variety of patrol craft, including Patrol Craft Fast (PCFs or “Swift Boats”) and smaller vessels, conducting interdiction, surveillance, and support operations alongside American advisors. The unit played a significant role in Operation Market Time, a concerted effort to curtail enemy maritime logistics, until the fall of South Vietnam in 1975.
COLORADO
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Colorado Army National Guard
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COM Z
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COMBAT COMMAND C
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combat infantry
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COMBAT PICTORIAL DETACHMENT
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COMMAND AIRPLANE COMPANY
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COMMANDOS
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Company A 1st Batallion 3rd Brigade Ft Leonard Wood. MO
U.S. Army
Company A, 1st Battalion, 3rd Brigade at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, has a distinguished history as part of the U.S. Army’s training and support units. Traditionally tasked with basic combat training, Company A has helped transform thousands of civilian volunteers into disciplined soldiers, emphasizing core Army values, tactical proficiency, and physical readiness. Over the decades, the unit has adapted to evolving training doctrines, integrating modern technologies and methods to ensure soldiers are prepared for contemporary challenges. The company’s legacy is reflected in its ongoing commitment to excellence and its vital role in shaping the Army’s future leaders.
COMPANY A SPECIAL TROOPS
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COMPANY C 229TH ASSAULT HELICOPTER BATTALION
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COMPANY E 11 MP BN FT. MCLLEAN AL.
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confidential
U.S. Army
Courier Service
U.S. Army
**Courier Service** is a specialized military unit responsible for the secure and timely delivery of official communications, orders, and sensitive documents between command posts, field units, and headquarters. The origins of military couriers date back centuries, but modern Courier Service units became especially vital during the World Wars, ensuring critical information reached commanders despite enemy efforts to intercept or disrupt communications. Over time, these units have adapted to technological advances, supplementing traditional hand-carried dispatches with secure electronic and digital methods. Today, Courier Service remains an essential component of military operations, trusted with safeguarding classified information and maintaining the integrity of command and control networks.
cowboys
U.S. Army
CRIP 3RD BDE 9TH INF DIV
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CSC 1-325 AIR 82ND ABN DIV
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CSC 1-503
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CSC 1-508
U.S. Army