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1ST OBSERVATION BATTALION
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1ST OF 10TH CAV
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1st of 41st field artillery
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1ST OF 72ND ARMOR
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1ST OF 7TH ADA
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1ST OF 7TH CAV
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1st of the 12th
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1st of the 15th
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1ST OF THE 1ST ADA
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1ST OF THE 41ST FIELD ARTILLERY
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1st of the 44th
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1ST OF THE 508TH
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1st of the 55th ada
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1ST OF THE 5TH ADA
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1ST OF THE 6TH INFANTRY
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1st of the 81st Field Artillery
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1st of the 87th Infantry
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1ST OF THE 9TH CAV
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1ST OPERATIONS BN USAFS AUGSBURG
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1ST ORD CO GAS
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1ST PERSONNEL GROUP, FORT LEWIS
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1ST PLATOON AVEL NORTH
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1st Platoon AVEL North was a specialized maintenance unit of the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War, operating as part of the Aviation Electronics (Avionics) field maintenance support. Activated in the late 1960s, the platoon was stationed at Phu Bai, I Corps, providing critical avionics repair and support for Army aviation assets in northern South Vietnam. The unit ensured rapid turnaround of navigation, communication, and electronic warfare systems for helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft, significantly increasing combat readiness. 1st Platoon AVEL North’s dedicated service contributed to the effectiveness of aviation operations in the challenging operational environment of northern Vietnam.
1ST PLATOON, ALPHA CO. 2ND BATTALION, 58TH INFANTR
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1st Provisional Rifle Company USMC ,Danang
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The 1st Provisional Rifle Company, USMC, was activated in July 1965 at Da Nang, South Vietnam, during the early stages of the U.S. Marine Corps' involvement in the Vietnam War. Comprised primarily of Marines from various support and service units, the company was formed to bolster security for vital installations and conduct patrols in the Da Nang area. Throughout its service, the company participated in local security operations, counterinsurgency patrols, and rapid reaction missions to protect the airbase and surrounding areas from Viet Cong attacks. The unit was deactivated in early 1966 as regular infantry battalions arrived to assume its responsibilities.