Look at the outfit's (regimental) website; those normally list all of the "streamers" (campaign ribbons) earned by that particular unit. "If" the 1st of the 0 deuce was there, then it more than likely has earned at least one "campaign steamer" for "Iraqi Freedom."
It did serve in the Viet War however, and was stationed in I Corps (Camp Eagle, Camp Evans, Phu Bai AOs (Areas of Operations)
we fough in the battle of kapyong were we had to cover the other allied troops while they were retreating to a safer place because of the Chinese but because we won the battle we advanced In February, 1951 the 2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, joined as part of the 27th Commonwealth Brigade, and late that month had its first encounter with the communists and suffered its first casualties. The brigade moved into the Kapyong Valley where, on the night of April 22nd, the Chinese and North Koreans attacked in strength and the RoK (Republic of Korea) 6th Division was in danger of being cut off and destroyed. The 27th Commonwealth Brigade was tasked with maintaining a withdrawal route for the RoK 6th Division. During the battle which had the 2nd PPCLI on Hill 677, the unit was surrounded. In a battle that went on for two days the 2nd PPCLI suffered 10 men killed and 23 wounded. The 2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry was awarded a US Presidential Citation for their actions on Hill 677. In May of 1951 the remainder of the 25th Canadian Infantry Brigade (which was supposed to have sailed with the 2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry) arrived in Korea and took part in another advance. In support of the US 25th Infantry Division, the Royal Canadian Regiment advanced near the village of Chail Li, but due to the depth of their advance were forced to retreat to avoid being outflanked. There were many other engagements in which the Royal Canadian Brigade played an important role, including the defense of Hill 187 in May, 1953. The brigade repulsed a heavy enemy attack, suffering 26 killed, 27 wounded and 7 taken prisoner.
Thats like the answer to the question: "Who's buried in Grant's tomb? Why General U.S. Grant of course. Hill 875 is the name of the hill and a battle that took place there. The hill was listed as being 875 meters high on old French maps of Vietnam. It was south and west of Dak To, Vietnam, in Kontum Province near the junction of the Vietnam, Laos and Cambodian borders. The Battle of Hill 875 was started by an initial assault by 330 men of Alpha, Charlie and Delta Companies of the 2d Battalion (Airborne) 503d Infantry, 173d Airborne Brigade on Sunday the 19th of November 1967. On the 20th of November as the sun was setting the 4th Battalion 503d Infantry arrived to reinforce 2/503. The Battle ended on Thansgiving Day 1967. Medals of Honor were awarded to Chaplain (Major) Charles Watters and SP4 Carlos Lozada.
Major General Leonard Wood was awarded the Medal of Honor in the Indian Wars and commanded a Cavalry Brigade in Cuba.
the 43d Infantry Division, was awarded the Philippine Republic Presidential Unit Citation by Department of the Army General Order Number 47-50.
Yes
The 100th Infantry Battalion earned the nickname "the Purple Heart Battalion" for the number of Purple Hearts (the military decoration awarded in the name of the President for those wounded or killed) received for their sacrifices at Cassino.
we fough in the battle of kapyong were we had to cover the other allied troops while they were retreating to a safer place because of the Chinese but because we won the battle we advanced In February, 1951 the 2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, joined as part of the 27th Commonwealth Brigade, and late that month had its first encounter with the communists and suffered its first casualties. The brigade moved into the Kapyong Valley where, on the night of April 22nd, the Chinese and North Koreans attacked in strength and the RoK (Republic of Korea) 6th Division was in danger of being cut off and destroyed. The 27th Commonwealth Brigade was tasked with maintaining a withdrawal route for the RoK 6th Division. During the battle which had the 2nd PPCLI on Hill 677, the unit was surrounded. In a battle that went on for two days the 2nd PPCLI suffered 10 men killed and 23 wounded. The 2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry was awarded a US Presidential Citation for their actions on Hill 677. In May of 1951 the remainder of the 25th Canadian Infantry Brigade (which was supposed to have sailed with the 2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry) arrived in Korea and took part in another advance. In support of the US 25th Infantry Division, the Royal Canadian Regiment advanced near the village of Chail Li, but due to the depth of their advance were forced to retreat to avoid being outflanked. There were many other engagements in which the Royal Canadian Brigade played an important role, including the defense of Hill 187 in May, 1953. The brigade repulsed a heavy enemy attack, suffering 26 killed, 27 wounded and 7 taken prisoner.
354th civil affairs brigade
Thats like the answer to the question: "Who's buried in Grant's tomb? Why General U.S. Grant of course. Hill 875 is the name of the hill and a battle that took place there. The hill was listed as being 875 meters high on old French maps of Vietnam. It was south and west of Dak To, Vietnam, in Kontum Province near the junction of the Vietnam, Laos and Cambodian borders. The Battle of Hill 875 was started by an initial assault by 330 men of Alpha, Charlie and Delta Companies of the 2d Battalion (Airborne) 503d Infantry, 173d Airborne Brigade on Sunday the 19th of November 1967. On the 20th of November as the sun was setting the 4th Battalion 503d Infantry arrived to reinforce 2/503. The Battle ended on Thansgiving Day 1967. Medals of Honor were awarded to Chaplain (Major) Charles Watters and SP4 Carlos Lozada.
yes the standard infantry in Europe medals
No. To be awarded a CIB, you have to be Infantry at the time the award was received (although a lot of Cavalry could have been awarded the CIB, they ended up getting CABs due largely to internal politics of the Army, especially concerning Cav units which were attached to infantry brigades). Since you wouldn't be reclassing to infantry until after the award was made, you're still not eligible for a CIB.Former Marine Corps personnel who later join the Army and received the Combat Action Ribbon, however, are eligible to convert it to a CIB or CAB, depending on their MOS at the time it was awarded.
Major General Leonard Wood was awarded the Medal of Honor in the Indian Wars and commanded a Cavalry Brigade in Cuba.
Three GreenHoward's have been awarded the Joint Commander'sCommendation at a ceremony in the 1st Battalion's headquarters in Cheapstow.
No units are awarded the CIB. It is awarded to individual soldiers with an 11 series (infantry) or 18 series (special forces) military occupational specialty, excecpt for 18D, special forces medic.
My father was George Hill a Lance sergeant in the Durham light infantry ,he was awarded the MM
Dr. V. Kurien
in total there were 69 American men awarded this prestigious medal including decorated war hero Sgt. John Thomas who has been credited with saving the lives of eleven men from his battalion by repetitively running into the battlefield and dragging out the wounded men. This figure was found on the national Vietnam museum website