what US Army units  were based at Indiantown Water Gap, PA?
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This is Fort Indiantown Gap's official website and has a list of units currently stationed there. You might be able to get a list from them of units that were stationed there in the past.
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You may be able  to do a search here:\n\nhttp://www.ancestry.com/learn/contentcenters/contentCenter.aspx?page=military&o_xid=21838&o_lid=21838
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Try to Yahoo Search US Army Units-Vietnam 1966-1970 and also Yahoo Search 468 Transportation Battalion- Vietnam '66-'70. That might do it for you.
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go to indian army website & get the details. try google if you have any problems\n\nbye & best of luck
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http://www.military.com/HomePage/UnitPageListHomePages/1,13491,103222,00.html
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Probly at the US Army Reserves Recruiting station in Glasgow, Kentucky.
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If they were not a part of the 45th ID organically they would have worn a Corps or Army patch (whoever they belonged to and were attached out from, I think it is one of these: "15th Army Group" "Fifth US Army" or "IV Corps) \n\nI would try to look up the "order of battle"(the list of units) for these units and see if the 191 Tank is in there than they wore the patch of that Corps/Army/Army Group.
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Two....\n\nOne while on active duty at Ft. Sill, OK detonating Claymore mines in series, "digging" holes with C4 and cutting down small diameter trees with Det cord with 2 British artillery Officers and another FA 2LT from my battery.  It was serious and important training!\n\nThe second was years after leaving the service while working in Iraq on a DoD contract. Myself and some English lads (Royal Marines) were traveling to Basrah.  As I recall we had a RON  at DUKE; a small camp in southern Iraq with the civilian facilities (DFAC, laundry,billeting, etc) run by a great bunch of Australians.\n\nWhile having a small "get together" we were hit by a significant mortar attack by the bad guys.  And true to form what I had hear about the Royal Marines, they made it their 1st priority to make room for the grill and tub filled with ice & Foster's beer in the bunker.
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what unit are you n at the hump? my friend Bott is there too at 602. I used to be stationed at Stanley with him when 602 was there.
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At the 2005 Annual International Sniper Competition on 11/4/2005, 7 of the top 10 stops were Army.\n1- Army.\n2- Army\n3- Army\n4- Air Force\n5- Canada\n6- Army\n7- Army\n8- Marines\n9- Army\n10- Army\n\nI think the numbers speak for themselves. Hooah Go Army!
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Now if we are talking Division and up it has to be the "All-American" Airborne Dvision The 8 deuce or 82nd Airborne division at Ft. Bragg, NC. Granted the screaming eagles or 101st outta Ft Campbell, KY are just as trained. But they do not have the prestige that the 82nd has. Plus Ft. Bragg is a much better post.\n\nIf we are talking smaller units I would said the 1st of the 506th. Part of 2nd ID. They were the band of brothers, and have an elite background.\n\nNow all the SF teams are much more trained and more elite than any of the previous, but those guys do much specialized missions.
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When I was a kid (born in '62), I lived in Bad Hersfeld (located approx. 100miles north of Frankfurt/Main, Germany and 25 miles north of Fulda). The border to communist Germany was close ( the Fulda Gap), and I think 11th Armored Cavalry was stationed in Fulda and Bad Hersfeld. In Bad Hersfeld, the compound was called McPheeters barracks, lying on a small hill, with admin and personnel buildings close to the gate and more uphills, the area for vehicles and tanks. These buildings in fact were painted light green and had been used by german armed forces before 1945\nI also remember the MP station and motor pool situated in a separate compound about 1 mile away. Local discotheque was called "Big Ben" Hope this helped,\nMichael
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The army doesnt have bases, they have posts. The nearest post is in GA. You might have armory there for the National Guard. You have MacDill AFB and PatrickAFB and a AFB in th panhandle.
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Try Ft. Bragg museum? They have a display of WW2 Paratroopers and equipment. Here is the address and phone # of the Museum. Bldg C-6841\n\nArdennes Street \n\nFort Bragg, NC 28310\n\n(910) 432-3443/5307
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I really dont know but maybe this website will help......\n\n\n\nwww.knox.army.mil
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Goto www.cpol.army.mil\n\nthen search for fort campbell or KY.\nYou need to do your resume first.
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Try your local VFW or American Legion. Ask for the service officer and they can help you get the information that you are looking for.