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How does the attitude of white combat troops change towards the 54th regiment?
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What did the 442 regiment do?
The 442nd Regimental Combat Team was responsible for fighting in Europe and was composed mostly of Japanese-American volunteers . The 442nd is considered to be the most decorated infantry regiment in the history of the United States Army .
How many troops in a confederate regiment?
On paper, an infantry regiment consisted of 10 Companies with 100 men in each for a total of 1000 men. This was a typical size of Union regiments when they were first formed and mustered into service. The Confederate regiments were not quite that size. Many didn't get to be that size as they were rushed into service. After the regiment went off to war, they began to lose men in combat. The regiment was trimmed down even smaller. It was common for a Confederate infantry company to be 40 men. It was common for Confederate regiments to be as small as 250 men during the last 2 years of the war. When the regiment experienced high loss of soldiers and officers, the regiment would be merged or "consolidated" with another regiment. Sometimes it was difficult to know this as they continued to be organized along their old regiment. Thus the 29th Mississippi Regiment and the 30th Mississippi Regiment in General Walthall's Brigade were merged into the 29th/30th Mississippi Regiment soon after the Battle of Missionary Ridge.
Did the 164th infantry regiment receive the combat infantrymans badge as a whole during their time in the pacific theater in World War 2?
Answer Custermen is correct that the 164th as a whole regiment would not have received the Comabt Infantry Badge. I have done extensive research of the 164th (my Grandfather was a member of Co "I" 164th Inf. Reg) it seems like many or most of them did end up receiving the CAB. This was probably due to their months of training (a little over 9 for original members) at Camp Claiborne, La and the combat situations they were in on Guadalcanal and other battles. They were part of the Americal (a combination of America(n) and New Caledonia- where they were formed) Division and they were the only division in WWII that did not have a number in their Division name. The Combat Infantrymans Badge was an individual award given to infantrymen(according to their training classification) who had been in combat. That meant that everyone in the Regiment would not receive the CIB because some were not rated as infantrymen OR they were not in actual combat. (Reference AR 600-8-22, Para 8-6). The CIB was authorized in 1943. The requirements are very different from the newer Combat Action Badge (CAB) that was created in 1991. The 164th Infantry Regiment was part of the "Americal" Infantry Division that served in the Pacific Theater. "Ameri-" was derived from the American Troops forming the Division, and "cal" from New Caledonia where it was organized. It was the only non-numbered division in US Army history. It was inactivated in 1945, then reactivated by the Regular Army in 1954 as Hqs, 23rd Division; redesignated HHC, 23rd Division for Vietnam; and was inactivated in 1971 at Ft. Lewis, WA. [Editor164InfantryNews@hotmail.com]
Why was the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry so important to the history of the US Civil War?
1- They were an all-Black regiment. There were other black regiments organized from ex-slaves as the Union army moved through the Southern States. This unit was raised within Massachusetts from free men and some ex-slaves who had escaped the South.2- This black regiment distinguished itself in battle. Many black soldiers did not see combat and some did not perform well in combat. The 54th Mass had at least one man earn the Medal of Honor.3- It had a movie made about it: called "Glory". Several books have been published about it and the memoirs of its commander.4- Not all of the regiment was killed in the battle of Fort Wagner, as the movie implies.
Which is bigger brigade or regiment?
battalion usually has regiments 10x10 WW2 US Infantry Division Organization An Infantry Division was approximatly 15,000 men and included 3 infantry Regiments, 3 artillery Battalions and supporting units. Each Regiment contained 12 Companies that were divided into 3 Battalions. A company was 250 men. The infantry battalion was commanded by a Colonel and was the primary combat unit in the field. It contained 3 rifle companies and 1 heavy weapons company(total of 4). It had a Headquarters command and support units. A Field Artillery Battalion contained 3 Batteries that operated the artillery, 1 service battery and 1 headquarters battery. Each Battery was about 200 men but the service battery was smaller. The Infantry Division also included one Combat Engineer Battalion, that was consisted of 3 companies.
How does the attitude oft he white combat troops change towards the Th regiment?
If you are asking about the 442nd Regimental Combat Team (RCT) that was almost entirely Japanese-Americans (Nisei) during the Second World War, then...Yes, other American troops that served in the vicinity or with them during the war did give them the respect that they earned & deserved. They were highly commended & awarded (as a unit & individually), in fact the most decorated unit for size & length of service in the combat zones.
Where is Henry's regiment marching now?
Henry's regiment is currently marching towards the enemy's position on the front lines of the battlefield. They are following their orders to engage in combat and support the overall military strategy of their commanding officers.
What kind of soldiers comprises of highly decorated 442Nd regiment combat team?
Japanese Americans.
Japanese American military unit?
The 442nd Infantry Regiment (442nd Regimental Combat Team)
What regiment of japanese-americans was the most decorated unit of the war?
442nd regimental combat team
What was the name of the famous black regiment that fought for the union?
The 54th Massachusetts was the first African American regiment that was recruited in the North. They first saw combat duty at the Battle of Fort Wagner.The regiment was led by Colonel Robert Gould Shaw. He was the son of a wealthy Northern abolitionist.
What did the 442 regiment do?
The 442nd Regimental Combat Team was responsible for fighting in Europe and was composed mostly of Japanese-American volunteers . The 442nd is considered to be the most decorated infantry regiment in the history of the United States Army .
What unit if any of the US Army saw combat in all of North Africa Sicily Italy France Belgium and Germany?
The 36th Engineer Combat Regiment saw combat in all that you list except Belgium. Richard V. Horrell WW 2 Connections.com
What was the first Parachute Infantry Regiment to see combat in World War 2?
The 505th Parachute Infantry REGIMENT was the first P.I.R. to see combat in the ETO during WW 2. The first US Parachute Infantry Unit to see action in the ETO was the 509th Parachute Infantry BATTALION. Richard V. Horrell WW 2 Connections.com
What is Spain's attitude toward reformation?
Spain has historically held a negative attitude towards the Protestant Reformation. During the 16th century, Spain was under strict Catholic rule and actively sought to suppress Protestant ideas. The Spanish Inquisition was established to combat heresy, leading to the persecution and expulsion of Protestants from the country. Today, though Spain is more religiously diverse, Catholicism remains the dominant religion and the attitude toward the Reformation continues to be one of skepticism and resistance.
How did rockets change?
helped in combat
Can you get money from combat training in black ops?
Yes, but they do not count toward your online account. They do, however, count towards your combat training account.
