418:, and Battery I were two of four reserve artillery batteries mobilized to augment active component formations during the Gulf War. They deployed to Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, in December, and subsequently deployed to Saudi Arabia in January 1991. Battery H was attached to 1st Battalion, 11th Marines, 1st Marine Division, and Battery I to 10th Marine, 2d Marine Division, becoming parts of Task Force Papa Bear and Task Force Ripper, respectively, for the ground assault on 24 February through two obstacle belts and subsequent operations to liberate Kuwait from Iraqi forces. These active component augmentations were necessary as both of these artillery regiments were lacking one of their organic direct support artillery batteries, as they each had a battery attached to embarked and deployed Marine Expeditionary Units.
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Marines had a headquarters detachment and ten artillery batteries divided into three battalions. Each battery was allotted four officers, twenty-four non-commissioned officers, and seventy-five privates. About one-third of
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Battalion CP occupied a new position in support of Task Force Papa Bear. A security patrol, which included Lance Corporal Troy L. Gregory of Battery H, was organized to investigate an enemy bunker adjacent to the new CP position. While conducting this patrol, Gregory
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field guns. Training days consisted of three intervals. Mornings were devoted to normal military duties and infantry drill, afternoons were used for gun drills and technical training, in the evenings junior enlisted men cared for the more than one hundred horses and mules assigned to the regiment.
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The battery was laid on an azimuth of fire to the north, when it received a battalion mass fire mission on a target 30 km to its south. Unknown the battery's
Marines, an Iraqi Brigade was launching a counterattack through the burning oil field on 1st Marine Division Command Post. On battery's
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International Airport when the ceasefire was announced. The Battery subsequently retrograded to the 1st Marine Division Support Area in Saudi Arabia. In April, the battery redeployed to the United States and was released from active duty.
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Throughout this initial tenure, the regiment remained at MCB Quantico and was armed with carriage-mounted Navy 3-inch (76 mm) landing guns. These guns had been developed by the Naval
Weapons Factory at the turn of the 20th century. Unfortunately, these guns and their ammunition were not
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stepped on an Iraqi land mine and was critically wounded. Despite quick evacuation to a Naval
Hospital, he died the following day of his wounded, just a few days before his 21st birthday. He was posthumously awarded the Purple Heart Medal and
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Marines with Mike Battery's Inspector-Instructor staff were killed by a gunman who was embarking on a shooting spree targeting military installations. In addition, a sailor died from his wounds two days later.
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Battery Commander during the shootings, Major Mike Abrams, declared during the memorial service that his Marines "were selfless in their efforts to take care of one another, and they acted with unquestionable courage."
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their number comprised a cadre of trained artillerymen left behind by the 10th
Regiment, the remainder were newly minted Marines fresh from recruit training or part of the pool of men available for overseas deployment.
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Some of the 3/14 Marines killed in action were reportedly killed while returning fire at the gunman, providing cover for a larger group of potential victims who were escaping over a fence. They were identified as:
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In addition, Sergeant DeMonte Cheeley, was shot in the leg.
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Gulf War: Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm
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Kunzelman, Michael; Foody, Kathleen (July 17, 2015).
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1280:14th Marine's official website
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1944:History of women in the USMC
1914:Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima
1705:Chaplain of the Marine Corps
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1550:Marine Corps Cyber Auxiliary
1534:Marine Corps Systems Command
1482:I Marine Expeditionary Force
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242:Marine Air Ground Task Force
212:(14th Marines) is a reserve
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276:3rd Battalion, 14th Marines
267:2nd Battalion, 14th Marines
183:Colonel Keith W. Richardson
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1337:Secretary of the Navy
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1746:Martial Arts Program
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554:Carson A. Holmquist
455:Combat Action Ribbon
334:10th Marine Regiment
322:14th Marine Regiment
271:Grand Prairie, Texas
258:Headquarters Battery
210:14th Marine Regiment
19:14th Marine Regiment
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2028:4th Marine Division
1174:The Washington Post
830:The Washington Post
682:Joseph C. Fegan Jr.
680:Lieutenant general
575:Thomas J. Sullivan
405:Battle of Kwajalein
375:4th Marine Division
137:Battle of Kwajalein
106:4th Marine Division
2189:4th Reconnaissance
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1821:Acronyms and terms
1731:School of Infantry
1685:Historical Marines
1616:Special Operations
1499:Fleet Marine Force
1285:2016-03-05 at the
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687:Brigadier general
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