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766:, and masons. They were intended to work under the direction of the engineers to build roads, bridges, gun emplacements, and camps "within the sound of the guns," but also received standard infantry training so that they could defend themselves. However, there are very few documented instances of any pioneer troops unslinging their rifles. Once in France, the regiment was selected to be re-trained to form the
1633:
1304:. Vol. The European Theater of Operations. Washington: Center of Military History, 1965. Print. United States Army in World War II. (one volume from the official U.S. Army History of World War II. Outlines the combat operations in the Ardennes and the Battle of the Bulge in World War II. In this action the YD played a pivotal role in the defeat of the German offensive.)
1374:. Baton Rouge: Army and Navy, 1960. Print. (This was a re-editing of the theater produced pamphlet of the same name. It was produced for distribution to 104th Infantry Veterans. It uses the same narrative and maps as the 1945 product, but augments them with collected personal photos and U.S. Signal Corps photos to create a yearbook-style history.)
542:. The Massachusetts militia was one of the largest, best equipped, and best trained of any of the state militias but support for the war in New England was lukewarm at best. As a consequence, no Massachusetts units were federalized until 1814, although as state units they were active in guarding the state's coastline. Only after Great Britain
1381:. Paris: Charled Levauzelle, 1927. Print. (This book is a history of the battles around Verdun in World War I written by the French Corps Commander that commanded the YD during the early campaigns of World War I. It includes descriptions of the actions of the YD in the Toul Sector and the actions of the 104th Infantry at Apremont.)
1297:. Vol. The European Theater of Operations. Washington: Center of Military History, 1950. Print. United States Army in World War II. (one volume from the official U.S. Army History of World War II. Outlines the combat operations in the Lorraine in World War II. This was the initial sustained action by the YD in the war.)
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on 15 May 1863. The citation reads: "When ordered to retreat this soldier turned and rushed back to the front, in the face of heavy fire of the enemy, in an endeavor to rescue his wounded comrades, remaining by them until overpowered and taken prisoner." The regiment was mustered out on 3 June 1863
431:
from existing train bands (i.e. local militia companies) as the North
Regiment. They were redesignated 7 September 1643 as the Middlesex Regiment. The unit was expanded 13 October 1680 to form the 1st (or Lower) Middlesex Regiment and the 2nd (or Upper) Middlesex Regiment, consisting of companies
733:
asserts that although no Guard units officially crossed into Mexico at any time, soldiers from the two
National Guard regiments at Columbus did enter Mexico to perform various tasks. The regiment was mustered out of Federal service between 10 and 15 November 1916.
1311:. (This book is a chronicle of the training and the stateside patrol duties of the YD prior to deployment to Europe from January 1941 to 1944. It covers the story of the pre-Pearl Harbor training and maneuvers and it focuses on the 181st Infantry Regiment.)
1048:
In 2007, elements of the 1-181 Infantry were mobilized for one year duty at the various locations in Iraq. Companies served as a rear area operations center, as well as providing security for facilities and personal protection for designated individuals.
1359:. Baton Rouge: Army and Navy, 1939. Print. (This large yearbook, was a depression era project of the WPA. It includes a comprehensive historical sketch of the Mass. National Guard, and pictures and individual company histories for each unit.)
1339:. Boston: Ball, 1920. Print. (A volume of Signal Corps photographs and a narrative history of the YD in World War I. Includes unit pictures down to the company level and a fold-out panoramic of the entire YD on review at Camp Devens in 1919.)
558:, the 6th Massachusetts (Militia) was ordered into active service for the defense of Washington in April 1861. As it marched to the relief of the capital, it was attacked by a pro-southern mob in Baltimore in what would later be called the
1366:
ision. Terra Alta, WV: Headline Books, 1994. Print. (The story of
Technical Sergeant 5 Alfred Wilson, a Medal of Honor recipient from the 328th IN of the YD in World War II. It is written by Wilson's niece, based on his letters from the
1346:. Salzburg, Austria, 1945. Print. (This is a theater-produced history of the 104th Infantry Regiment in World War II. It was created in Austria during occupation duty in 1945 and copies were distributed to all members of the regiment.)
1024:
On 1 December 2005, the 1st
Battalion, 104th Infantry was deactivated and the remaining units were consolidated with the 1st Battalion, 181st Infantry Regiment. Prior to the deactivation of the 104th, they were mobilized in support of
390:. The only active element of the regiment is the 1st Battalion, 181st Infantry Regiment, which returned from a year of service in Afghanistan in July 2011. The 1st Battalion was mobilized in March 2017 for one year of service with the
1332:. 1946. Print. (Springfield newspaper man wrote this comprehensive history of the 104th Infantry Regiment from the organization in Westfield from the existing Mass. National Guard, through World War I and re-deployment.)
821:, the 3rd Massachusetts was redesignated on 30 November 1921 as the 181st Infantry (constituted in the National Guard in 1921 and allotted to Massachusetts) and assigned to the 26th Division. Along with the
574:. The regiment was mustered into federal service on 22 April 1861 at Washington, D.C., for three months service, and served in the defense of Washington before being mustered out on 2 August 1861 at Boston.
1325:. University of Alabama, 1998. Print. (Two soldiers give their personal accounts of service with the YD in World War II. These two were Mass. Guardsmen that were assigned to serve with the 328th Infantry.)
254:
311:
1837:
432:
from
Concord, Bedford, Sudbury, Marlborough, Chelmsford, Billerica, Groton, Acton, Lancaster, and Dunstable. The lineage of the 1st Middlesex Regiment separates here and is held by the
539:
315:
1283:. Washington D.C.: American Battle Monuments Commission, 1944. Print. (Pamphlet with large, fold-out, annotated maps that detail the combat operations of the YD in World War I.)
28:
1414:. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1920. Print. (A narrative history and another of the trio of volumes on the YD in the war published by newspaper men immediately following the war.)
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In 1862, the 6th Mass. (Militia) recruited back up to strength and were again mustered into federal service between 31 August - 8 September 1862. The regiment was stationed at
1847:
1276:. Boston: Brandon, 1968. Print. (Retired general's reminiscences of his experiences as a young officer with the 104th Infantry Regiment in France during World War I.)
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pushed the 4th
Pioneer Infantry into service in their intended role as engineer support and labor troops. During the war, they served in the following campaigns: the
783:
813:. It was reorganized as the 3rd Infantry, Massachusetts National Guard, on 1 May 1921, with the headquarters organized on 30 March 1922 and federally recognized at
1421:. Hartford: Case Lockwood and Brainard, 1934. Print. (This is a personal printing of war letters by the commander of the 104th Machine Gun Company in World War I.)
1060:– Afghanistan. The battalion received credit for the Afghanistan Consolidation III (2010–11) and Transition I (2011) campaigns. The battalion was awarded the Army
885:, 1935–39. Inducted into active federal service on 16 January 1941, and moved to Camp Edwards, where it arrived on 25 January 1941. The regiment took part in the
1832:
1388:. Norwood, MA: Little Brown and, 1919. Print. (A Boston newspaper man who served as an "embedded reporter" with the YD from the founding throughout World War I.)
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served with the
Expeditionary Force in Puerto Rico. They were mustered out on 21 January 1899. The regiment additionally is entitled battle honors through the
1842:
692:
696:
1017:
In
September 2005, 1-181st Infantry mobilized as the lead element of Joint Task Force Yankee for rescue and security operations in New Orleans following
570:'s hand and said, "Thank God, you have come" as theirs was the first armed and trained regiment to arrive in Washington. They slept that night in the
562:. The regiment fought its way through, leaving four of its own dead on the streets of the city. On their arrival in Washington, they were greeted by
403:
986:
In 1947, the 181st
Infantry was re-formed with headquarters at Worcester. The war record of the 328th Infantry was assigned to the 181st Infantry.
1611:
999:
721:. More than 140,000 National Guard troops were called up to serve in the campaign, but only two regiments, the 1st New Mexico Infantry and the
1444:
1064:
for distinctly meritorious performance in counterinsurgency, support, and combat operations in
Afghanistan from October 2010 to July 2011.
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758:
and formed the 4th Pioneer Infantry Regiment, commanded by Colonel Holton B. Perkins and filled to wartime strength with draftees. The
546:
and generally increased its naval pressure on the East Coast did Massachusetts allow its militias to be mustered into federal service.
1813:
1503:
1290:. Boston: Cornhill, 1919. Print. (A comprehensive narrative history of the YD in World War I published immediately after the war.)
873:, September 1938. Awarded the Pershing Trophy for Marksmanship (Infantry) in 1939. Conducted annual summer training most years at
1255:
1052:
The 1-181st Infantry mobilized on 31 July 2010 for a year service at various sites throughout Afghanistan, providing security to
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972:
902:
834:
830:
826:
822:
790:
767:
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1111:
958:
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838:
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203:
198:
1318:, Chicago: Southern Illinois Press, 2000. (A memoir which offers a view of the war in Europe from the point of view of a PFC.)
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on 5 December 1943 and was deactivated on 8 February 1944; the soldiers were sent to Italy as infantry replacements in the
640:
578:
1214:
624:
The 6th Mass. (Militia) was again mustered into federal service, in July 1864 for 100 days service and did guard duty at
176:
1526:
1401:
1068:
411:
391:
92:
1030:
897:
With the United States' entry into World War II, the 181st was relieved from the 26th Division and assigned to the
121:
1166:
1053:
861:. The entire regiment, or elements thereof, called up to perform the following state duties: flood relief in the
492:
445:
964:
The 328th Infantry regiment fought across Europe with the 26th (Yankee) Infantry Division. Technical Sergeant
1193:
1076:
1061:
168:
1627:
U.S. Army Order of Battle, 1919-1941, Volume 1. The Arms: Major Commands and Infantry Organizations, 1919-41
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818:
707:
347:
1353:. Nashville: McQuiddey Press, 1946. Print. (A staff officer's view of World War II in Europe with the YD.)
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586:
480:
465:
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in support of Operation Joint Enterprise. Most recently the 1st Battalion, 181st Infantry has served in
1057:
866:
794:
656:
594:
461:
453:
1067:
The battalion was mobilized in March 2017 for a year of service as the U.S. Battalion (USBATT) in the
1042:
1003:
925:. From May 1942 through November 1943 the 3rd Battalion HQ with companies I and M were posted at the
688:
484:
407:
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was posthumously presented with the Medal of Honor for performing lifesaving care while under fire.
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at Lowell. In July 1863, Company F was ordered to state service to suppress the Boston Draft Riots.
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1231:
1226:
1220:
930:
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684:
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in Cambridge. This regiment served four years and was mustered out of service on 26 August 1865 in
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449:
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1010:, the maximum security detention facility housing over 700 high value detainees seized since the
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882:
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on 19 April 1775. The regiment was reorganized and entered the Massachusetts Army as elements of
355:
754:. The remaining soldiers of the 6th Massachusetts (15 officers and 279 enlisted men) trained at
910:
775:
771:
668:
136:
125:
901:(EDC) on 27 January 1942. The 181st Infantry was replaced as part of the 26th Division by the
713:
The 6th Massachusetts was mustered into federal service on 25 June 1916 at Framingham for the
1026:
814:
730:
672:
625:
601:
571:
543:
500:
428:
1731:
1038:
726:
660:
457:
1357:
Historical & Pictorial Review National Guard of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts 1939
8:
1810:
1709:
1687:
980:
725:, were assigned to the Punitive Expeditionary Force, and those were to guard the base at
590:
508:
335:
193:
140:
1580:
318:. The regiment traces its history to 13 December 1636, when it was one of four colonial
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1187:
906:
886:
759:
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644:
555:
516:
512:
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shares the distinction of being the oldest combat regiment currently organized in the
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in Egypt. The MFO is an international peacekeeping force overseeing the terms of the
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1006:. The battalion's mission was to conduct security and presence patrols in and around
633:
582:
559:
504:
383:
237:
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and 104th Infantry Regiments to the now all-Massachusetts 26th Division; the 26th's
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639:
The regiment additionally is entitled to battle honors through the 104th Infantry (
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488:
331:
1817:
1072:
942:
567:
563:
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1470:. Milford, MA: Historical Services Office, Office of the Adjutant General. 2003.
706:
The land forces of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia were redesignated as the
918:
862:
789:
The regiment additionally is entitled to World War I battle honors through the
755:
746:. Some of the soldiers from the 6th Massachusetts were transferred to form the
718:
617:
613:
253:
1826:
1637:
1034:
994:
In September 2003, the 1-181st Infantry Regiment deployed to Cuba as part of
938:
933:, while Company L and Battery B, 211th Field Artillery Battalion were at the
914:
913:. The 181st Infantry was assigned to the EDC conducting coastal patrols from
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327:
183:
81:
1652:
G Company's War: Two Personal Accounts of the Campaigns in Europe, 1944–1945
1323:
G Company's War: Two Personal Accounts of the Campaigns in Europe, 1944-1945
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Normandy to the Bulge: An American Infantry GI in Europe during World War II
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209:
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946:
934:
878:
850:
367:
363:
189:
164:
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that had served with it in World War I were lost to the newly-constituted
742:
The regiment was mustered again into federal service on 30 March 1917 for
1629:. Fort Leavenworth, KS: Combat Studies Institute Press. pp. 444–445.
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877:, Massachusetts, 1921–34, and at the Massachusetts Military Reservation (
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Blood on the Border: The United States Army and the Mexican Irregulars
366:. In 2006 Company A (Agawam) of the battalion deployed as a member of
1147:
612:
in May 1863. Private Joseph S.G. Sweatt of Company C was awarded the
323:
1519:
The Great Call-Up: The Guard, the Border, and the Mexican Revolution
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The regiment is entitled to World War II battle honors through the
937:. Company K of the 181st and Battery D of the 211th FA were at the
870:
810:
522:
The regiment is additionally entitled to battle honors through the
319:
172:
102:
857:. The regimental headquarters was relocated on 24 October 1930 to
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Army National Guard units with campaign credit for the War of 1812
427:
The 181st Infantry Regiment was organized 13 December 1636 in the
1636:
This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the
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Pictorial History of the Twenty-Sixth Division United States Army
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27:
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regiments included such specialists as mechanics, carpenters,
846:
805:
The 4th Pioneer Infantry was demobilized on 28 April 1919 at
399:
1468:
History of the 181st Infantry Regiment (Sixth Massachusetts)
1838:
Infantry regiments of the United States Army National Guard
375:
983:), Central Europe, and the Army of Occupation in Austria.
687:, the unit mustered into federal service on 6 May 1896 at
1029:
at various locations throughout the Northeast, including
444:
The soldiers of the 2nd Middlesex Regiment fought at the
577:
On 26 August 1861, veterans of the 6th Mass. formed the
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The 26th Yankee Division on Coast Patrol Duty 1942-1943
1560:. Berkeley, CA, USA: The Great War Society. 5 July 2002
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The 26th Yankee Division on Coast Patrol Duty 1942–1943
1500:
Lineage and Honors Certificate 104th Infantry Regiment
941:. The regimental headquarters and other units were at
678:
1486:
Department of the Army Lineage and Honors Certificate
475:
The units were redesignated on 1 January 1776 as the
1281:
26th Division Summary of Operations in the World War
422:
1330:
A History of the 104th U.S. Infantry AEF, 1917–1919
1157:in the colors of the Croix de Guerre, World War II
1598:A History of the 104th U.S. Infantry AEF 1917–1919
1558:"Pvt. Louis Raab, 2nd Pioneer Infantry, III Corps"
1432:
1848:Military units and formations established in 1636
1004:United States Naval Station, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
693:6th Massachusetts Regiment (Spanish–American War)
1824:
825:, the 181st Infantry was assigned alongside the
770:. Before that transition could be executed, the
632:before being mustered out on 27 October 1864 at
402:. Currently, the 1st Battalion is a part of the
1833:Military units and formations in Massachusetts
1199:1-181st IN cited; DA Perm Orders 326–26, 2012
440:Massachusetts Army and the American Revolution
921:to prevent the landing of German agents from
491:, and fought in the following campaigns: the
1843:Infantry regiments of the United States Army
1521:. University of Oklahoma Press. p. 5.
538:The 181st Infantry is one of only nineteen
21:181st Infantry Regiment (6th Massachusetts)
1610:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (
1056:and bases throughout Kabul, in support of
979:for Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes (
26:
1791:
1732:"Western Massachusetts - Camp Framingham"
1541:
1776:
1479:
1477:
1335:George, Albert E., and Edwin H. Cooper.
312:National Guard units with colonial roots
1595:
1391:
1344:History of a Combat Regiment, 1639–1945
1256:104th Infantry Regiment (United States)
989:
973:104th Infantry Regiment (United States)
905:. The 211th Field Artillery Battalion (
793:for Isle de France, Lorraine 1918, and
434:182nd Infantry Regiment (United States)
1825:
1794:History of a Combat Regiment 1639–1945
1578:
1516:
1483:
1372:History of a Combat Regiment 1639-1945
1279:American Battle Monuments Commission.
889:from 28 September to 6 December 1941.
1779:The Gentle Giant of the 26th Division
1649:
1474:
1012:United States invasion of Afghanistan
585:. During the war, they fought in the
199:French Croix de Guerre with Gilt Star
188:Cited in the Order of the Day of the
1666:"Massachusetts - South Hingham Camp"
1624:
1445:U.S. Army Center of Military History
579:26th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
1796:. Baton Rouge: Army and Navy Press.
1752:
1215:Headquarters Company 1-181 Infantry
1082:
679:National Guard and overseas service
524:104th Infantry (Hampshire Regiment)
392:Multinational Force & Observers
350:regiment with the U.S. Army during
316:campaign credit for the War of 1812
13:
1582:With the Yankee Division in France
1386:With the Yankee Division in France
1321:Egger, Bruce E., and Lee M. Otts.
800:
791:104th Infantry (2nd Massachusetts)
697:104th Infantry (2nd Massachusetts)
14:
1859:
1804:
1781:. Terra Alta, WV: Headline Books.
1546:. London: Macmillan. p. 296.
1302:The Ardennes: Battle of the Bulge
1069:Multinational Force and Observers
423:Formation and colonial operations
412:50th Infantry Brigade Combat Team
404:44th Infantry Brigade Combat Team
93:Massachusetts Army National Guard
1631:
1412:New England in France, 1917–1919
1364:The Gentle Giant of the 26th Div
1186:
1165:
1146:
1125:
1104:
1031:Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst
252:
204:French Croix de Guerre with Palm
74:
62:
50:
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1658:
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1618:
1542:Clendenon, Clarence C. (1969).
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1160:104th IN cited; DA GO 43, 1950
1138:104th IN cited; DA GO 43, 1950
1117:104th IN cited; WD GO 11, 1924
1114:, World War I (With Gilt Star)
1088:
1054:Provincial Reconstruction Teams
931:132nd Combat Engineer Battalion
892:
493:Battle of Lexington and Concord
446:Battle of Lexington and Concord
1811:US Army Organizational History
1688:"Massachusetts - Ipswich Camp"
1589:
1572:
1550:
1535:
1510:
1492:
1460:
1288:History of the Yankee Division
945:. The 181st Infantry moved to
737:
533:
177:War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
1:
1504:US Army Institute of Heraldry
1425:
1194:Meritorious Unit Commendation
1086:
1062:Meritorious Unit Commendation
865:Valley, 4 April–19 May 1936;
841:, which contained units from
169:Guantanamo Bay detention camp
1394:World War II Order of Battle
1244:1181 Forward Support Company
998:. The unit was stationed at
975:(2nd Massachusetts) and the
819:National Defense Act of 1920
750:and mostly were part of the
708:Massachusetts National Guard
549:
410:. It was reflagged from the
348:Massachusetts National Guard
7:
1517:Harris, Charles C. (2015).
1484:Stofft, William A. (1987).
1392:Stanton, Shelby L. (1991).
1249:
1135:, World War II (With Palm)
996:Joint Task Force Guantanamo
636:and resuming state status.
587:Mississippi River campaigns
481:13th Massachusetts Regiment
466:Johnathan Brewer's Regiment
406:, a major formation of the
10:
1864:
1777:McKinney, Carolyn (1994).
1202:Embroidered "AFGHANISTAN"
1173:Presidential Unit Citation
1058:Operation Enduring Freedom
723:2nd Massachusetts Infantry
657:Battle of Chancellorsville
595:Shenandoah Valley Campaign
417:
1792:Palladino, Ralph (1960).
1370:Palladino, Ralph A., ed.
1181:Embroidered "LUXEMBOURG"
1077:Egypt–Israel peace treaty
1043:Westover Air Reserve Base
909:) was attached to form a
689:Framingham, Massachusetts
485:23rd Continental Regiment
408:New Jersey National Guard
330:. It later served in the
279:
276:
249:Distinctive Unit Insignia
248:
243:
231:
221:
216:
182:
132:
116:
108:
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20:
1734:. American Forts Network
1712:. American Forts Network
1690:. American Forts Network
1668:. American Forts Network
1654:. University of Alabama.
1625:Clay, Steven E. (2010).
1585:. Norwood: Little Brown.
1440:"Organizational History"
1238:Company D 1-181 Infantry
1232:Company C 1-181 Infantry
1227:Company B 1-181 Infantry
1221:Company A 1-181 Infantry
1208:
1027:Operation Noble Eagle II
929:, along with B company,
859:Worcester, Massachusetts
835:103rd Infantry Regiments
665:Battle of the Wilderness
653:Battle of Fredericksburg
634:Readville, Massachusetts
608:on 30 Jan. 1863 and the
606:Battle of Deserted House
477:6th Continental Regiment
1596:Fifield, James (1946).
1417:Westbrook, Stillman F.
1141:Embroidered "LORRAINE"
1120:Embroidered "LORRAINE"
977:328th Infantry Regiment
959:36th Infantry Divisions
903:328th Infantry Regiment
899:Eastern Defense Command
883:Falmouth, Massachusetts
823:182nd Infantry Regiment
784:Battle of Lorraine 1918
780:Meuse Argonne Offensive
772:Fall Offensives of 1918
768:382nd Infantry Regiment
752:104th Infantry Regiment
715:Mexican Border Campaign
530:and Rhode Island 1780.
356:Mexican Border Campaign
346:, and as a federalized
310:. It is one of several
304:181st Infantry Regiment
291:182nd Infantry Regiment
286:179th Infantry Regiment
268:U.S. Infantry Regiments
194:actions in the Ardennes
1579:Sibley, Frank (1919).
1234:(Cambridge City Guard)
1133:French Croix de Guerre
1112:French Croix de Guerre
911:regimental combat team
776:Battle of Saint Mihiel
748:26th "Yankee" Division
669:Battle of Spotsylvania
554:With the start of the
544:burned Washington City
137:French and Indian Wars
112:"Keep Your Powder Dry"
1650:Egger, Bruce (1998).
1419:Those Eighteen Months
1379:Le Calvaire De Verdun
1295:The Lorraine Campaign
1240:(Hudson Light Guards)
867:hurricane relief duty
815:Natick, Massachusetts
731:Clarence C. Clendenen
710:on 15 November 1907.
673:Battle of Cold Harbor
626:Arlington Heights, IL
602:Fort Monroe, Virginia
528:Battle of Quebec 1775
501:Battle of Long Island
429:Massachusetts Militia
1351:New York to Oberplan
1272:Albertine, Connell.
1223:(Springfield Rifles)
1039:Tobyhanna Army Depot
990:Twenty-first century
915:Higgins Beach, Maine
661:Battle of Gettysburg
153:Spanish–American War
1816:2 June 2021 at the
1410:Taylor, Emerson G.
1362:McKinney, Carolyn.
1307:Connole, Dennis A.
1274:The Yankee Doughboy
1217:(Wellington Rifles)
981:Battle of the Bulge
616:for his actions at
591:Siege of Petersburg
509:Battle of Princeton
499:(Bunker Hill), the
450:Prescott's Regiment
336:American Revolution
184:Battle honours
141:American Revolution
122:Battle of Lexington
1448:. 1999. p. 29
1377:Passega, General.
1328:Fifield, James H.
1314:Courtney Richard,
1286:Benwell, Harry A.
927:South Hingham Camp
887:Carolina Maneuvers
817:. Pursuant to the
701:Battle of El Caney
649:Battle of Antietam
645:Peninsula Campaign
641:10th Massachusetts
604:and fought in the
517:Battle of Monmouth
513:Battle of Saratoga
470:Massachusetts Line
344:American Civil War
308:United States Army
227:LTC Alex C Hampton
157:Mexican Expedition
149:American Civil War
1753:Connole, Dennis.
1396:. Galahad Books.
1384:Sibley, Frank P.
1349:Hardin, James N.
1342:Gissen, Max, ed.
1206:
1205:
1019:Hurricane Katrina
717:and stationed at
564:President Lincoln
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