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Units,
Battle Credits, and Commanding Generals
of the 3rd Infantry Division
| Active Duty Units Assigned to the 3rd Infantry Division-July 2006 | |||||||
| 1BCT | 2BCT | 3BCT | 4BCT | AVN BDE | |||
| 1-7 IN | 3-15 IN | 1-15 IN | 3-7 IN | 1-3 ATK | |||
| 3-69 AR | 1-64 AR | 1-30IN | 4-64 AR | 2-3 GSA | |||
| 5-7 CAV | 3-7 CAV | 2-69 AR | 6-9 CAV | 3-3 ATK | |||
| 1-41 FA | 1-9 FA | 1-10 FA | 1-76 FA | 4-3 ASLT | |||
| 1-3 BSTB | 2-3 BSTB | 3-3 BSTB | 4-3 BSTB | 603 ASB | |||
| 3 BSB | 26 BSB | 203 BSB | 703 BSB | ||||
| 3 SB | |||||||
| BSTB | 92 EN | CSB | 260 QM | ||||
| 3ID STB | 385 MP | ||||||
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Units of the 3rd Infantry Division |
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| 4th Infantry | 6th Infantry | 7th Infantry |
| 15th Infantry | 30th Infantry |
38th Infantry 2nd Battle Group |
| 65th Infantry | Division Headquarters |
Division Medical |
| Division Signal |
Division Military Police |
Division Artillery |
| Division Band | 3rd Reconnaissance | 3rd Quartermaster |
| 703rd Ordnance | 10th Engineers | 441st AAA Battalion |
| 37th Tank | 601st Tank | 64th Tank |
| 756th Tank | 66th Armor | 68th Armor |
| 9th Field Artillery | 10th Field Artillery | 39th Field Artillery |
| 41st Field Artillery | 58th Field Artillery | 76th Field Artillery |
| 82nd Field Artillery |
999th Field |
92nd Field Artillery |
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57th Field Artillery |
3rd Medical |
3rd Signal Company |
| 3d Combat Aviation Brigade |
69th Field Artillery |
123rd Signal Battalion |
| 35th Transportation Battalion |
3/63rd Armor |
103rd MI Bn(CEWI) |
| 3rd aaa aw bn (sp) |
7th Battalion 67th |
Security Platoon,
Third Infantry Division* |
| 29th Field Artillery |
1st Brigade |
1st BN 3d ADA |
| 1st BN 64th armor |
11th Engineer BN |
103rd Mil. Intel bN |
| 2nd Brigade |
24th corps supt.group |
3rd Bn, 15th infantry |
| 3rd bn, 69th armor |
3rd forward supt bn |
3d id (m) band |
| 3d mil.pol bn (prov.) |
3rd sqdn., |
4th bn, 64th armor |
| 87 corps support bn |
aviation brigade |
division chaplain |
| discom |
engineer brigade |
company b 318th usasa bn |
| 3rd brigade |
1st bn, 10th field artillery |
1st bn, 15th infantry |
| 1st BN, 30th Infantry |
2nd bn, 69 armor |
203rd forward supt.bn |
| 317 engineer bn |
d troop, 10th us cav |
4th brigade, 87th division |
| u.s. army material command |
6th brigade, reg 1 rotc |
avcom project olr |
| 15th air force support operations sqdrn |
95th maintenance co. d |
1st bn, 58th aviation |
| 30th military police co. |
38th eod co. |
co. b. 159th aviation reg. |
| meddac |
DENTAC |
224TH Military Intelligence BN |
| US. COAST GUARD AIR STATION |
1ST BN, 75TH INFANTRY
REGIMENT |
U.S. MARINE CORPS |
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117TH AIR CONTROL SQUADRON AIR NATL. GUARD |
CO. G, 224TH mi BN |
3RD BN, 160TH SPECIAL OPS Aviation Reg. |
| NATL. GUARD TRAINING CENTER |
FORT STEWART |
FORT BENNING |
| 1st Brigade Unit of Action |
2nd Brigade of Action |
3rd Brigade Unit of Action |
| HHC, 1st UA | HHC, 2nd UA | HHC, 3rd UA |
| 1st Bn, 41st FA | 1st Bn, 64th Armor | 1st Bn, 10th Field Artillery |
| 1st Bn, 3d Bde troop Bn | 1st Bn, 9th Field Artillery | 1st Bn, 30th Infantry |
| 2nd Bn, 7th Infantry | 26th Forward Supt. Bn | 2nd Bn, 69 Armor |
| 3rd Bn, 69th Armor | 3rd Bn, 15th Infantry | 203rd Forward Supt. Bn |
| 5th Sqdn., 7th Cavalry | 3rd Sqdn., 7th U.S. Cavalry | DIVARTY |
| 1st Bn, 3d ADA | 4th Sqdn., 6th Cavalry | HHB, DIVARTY |
| 4th Brigade Unit of Action | Aviation Brigade | 1st Bn, 39th Field Artillery |
| HHC, 4th UA | HHC, Avn Bde | Sustainment Unit of Action |
| 1st Bn, 76th Field Artillery | 1st Bn, 3rd Aviation (Attack) | HHC DISCOM |
| 3rd Bn, 7th Infantry | 2nd Bn, 3rd Aviation | 87 Corps Support BN |
| 4th Bn, 64th Armor | 3rd Bn, 3rd Aviation | 92d Chemical Co. |
| 6th Sqdn., 8th Cavalry | 4th Bn, 3rd Aviation | 92d Engr. Bn |
| 3rd Forward Supt. BN | 3rd ID (M) Band | 260th QM Bn |
| 3d Mil. Pol. Bn (Prov) | Division Chaplain | 559th Qm Bn |
| NCO Academy | Sgt Audie Murphy Club | 3rd SSB |
| 703d Main Supt. BN | 603d Avn Support Bn | 260th QM Bn |
| HQ & Hq company |
2nd Battalion |
Eagle Troop 9th Cavalry 2nd Brigade |
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1st Bn, 76th Field Artillery |
Division Fires Brigade |
Division Support Brigade |
| 4th Bde Troop Bn |
HHB, Fires Brigade |
Special Troop Battalion |
| HHC, STB | Sig Netwk Spt Co | 1st Bde Trp Bn |
| 2nd Bde Trp Bn | 3rd Bde Trp Bn | 4th Bde Trp Bn |
| 3rd BN 64th Armor | 2nd BN 30th Infantry | 204th Medical BN |
| 2/64th Armor Unit, H.H.C. Support Platoon | TF 1-103 AR (Dragoon) | HHC/1-103 |
| AR. A/1-111 IN | B/1-103 AR | B/2-7 IN |
| C/103 EN | 1/A/1-41 FA | A/1-112 IN |
| 2BN/15INF |
184INF/1BN Air Assault California Natl. Guard |
1/128th Infantry Wisconsin Army Natl. Guard |
| 63rd Engineer Battalion | 981st MP Co | 115 MP BN |
| 200th MP Co | 290th MP Co | 3/63 Armored Battalion |
| 1st Battalion, 4th Inf. Regt. HHC, CSC, A,B,C Co. |
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* This unit was designated merely as the Security Platoon,
Third Infantry Division. It was attached to Headquarters & Headquarters Company,
3rd Infantry Division. It was a special, "elite" platoon, of unique design.
There were five squads of eight each, armed with one machine gun, one rocket
launcher and one BAR per squad. The heavy armament was to allow its special
mission. The platoon was to provide security for the Division Commander and
generally the Division Headquarters, ie. perimeter security such as roadblocks,
etc, as well as the "G Sections" at Division Headquarters. If you have other units that you would like placed here,
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COMMANDING
GENERALS |
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| MG Joseph T. Dickman -Nov 1917 -Aug 1918 | MG George W. Smythe-Oct 1952 - May 1953 |
| BG Fred W. Sladen-Aug 1918 - Aug 1918 |
MG Eugene W. Ridings-May 1953 - Oct 1953 |
| MG Beaumont B. Buck-Aug 1918 –Oct 1918 | MG Charles W. Canham-Nov 1953 - Nov 1954 |
| BG Preston Brown-Oct 1918 - Nov 1918 | MG Haydon L. Boatner-Dec 1954 - Oct 1955 |
| MG Robert L. Howze-Nov 1918 – Aug 1919 | MG George E. Lynch-Oct 1955 - Feb 1957 |
| BG William N. Crukshank-Aug 1919 –Aug 1919 | BG Frederick R. Zierath-Mar 1957 - Mar 1957 |
| BG Ora E. Hunt-Aug 1919 -Oct 1919 | MG Roy E. Lindquist-Mar 1957 - Aug 1958 |
| MG William N. Wright-Oct 1919 - Jan 1920 | MG John S. Upham, Jr.-Aug 1958 - Apr 1960 |
| BG Edward M. Lewis-Jan 1920 - Aug 1921 | MG Albert Watson II-Apr 1960 - Apr 1961 |
| MG Charles H Muir-Aug 1921 - Nov 1922 | MG William W. Dick, Jr.-Apr 1961 - Apr 1962 |
| BG U. G. Mc Alexander-Nov 1922 - Nov 1923 | BG Morris O. Edwards-Apr 1962 - Jun 1962 |
| MG Edwin B. Babbitt-Nov 1923 - May 1924 | MG Frank T. Mildren-Jun 1962 - Mar 1964 |
| BG Joseph E. Kuhn-May 1924 - Dec 1924 | MG Albert O. Connor-Mar 1964 - Feb 1966 |
| MG William H. Johnson-Dec 1924 - Oct 1925 | BG Jack S. Blocker-Feb 1966 - Apr 1966 |
| MG Robert Alexander-Oct 1925 – Aug 1927 | MG Robert H. Schellman-Apr 1966 - Aug 1967 |
| MG Joseph D. Leitch-Sep 1927 - Mar 1928 | BG Lawrence V. Greene-Aug 1967 - Oct 1967 |
| BG Michael J. Lenihan-Mar 1928 – Mar 1929 | MG George P. Seneff, Jr.-Oct 1967 - Mar 1969 |
| BG Joseph C. Castner-Apr 1929 – Nov 1932 | MG George M Seignious II-Mar 1969 - Feb 1970 |
| BG Halstead Dorey-1932 - 1933 | MG Robert C. Taber-Feb 1970 - Apr 1971 |
| BG Henry W. Butner- 1933 – Feb 1934 | MG Marshall B. Garth-Apr 1971 - Sep 1972 |
| BG Otho W. Rosenbaum-Feb 1934 – Aug 1935 | MG Sam S. Walker-Sep 1972 - Jun 1974 |
| MG Casper H Conrad, Jr.-Aug 1935 - Aug 1936 | MG E. C. Meyer-Jun 1974 - Aug 1975 |
| MG Davis L. Stone-Sep 1936 - Mar 1937 | MG Pat W. Crizer-Aug 1975 - Oct 1977 |
| BG Alfred T. Smith-Jul 1937 - Jan 1938 | MG R. Dean Tice-Oct 1977 - Oct 1979 |
| MG Walter C. Sweeney-1939 - 1940 | MG Robert L (Sam) Wetzel-1979 - 1981 |
| MG Charles F. Thompson-Aug 1940 - Jul 1941 | MG Fred K. Mahaffey-1981 - 1983 |
| BG Charles P. Hale-Aug 1941 - Sep 1941 | MG Howard C, Crowell, Jr.-1983 - 1985 |
| MG John P. Lucas-Sep 1941 - Mar 1942 | MG George R. Stotser-1985 - 1987 |
| MG John W. Anderson-Mar 1942 - Feb 1943 | BG Nicholas S. H. Krawciw-1987 - 1989 |
| BG William A. Campbell-Feb 1942 - Mar 1943 | MG Wilson A. Shoffner-1989 - 1991 |
| MG Lucian K. Truscott, Jr.-Mar 1943 - Feb 1944 | BG Richard F. Keller-1991 - 1993 |
| MG John W. O'Daniel-Feb 1944 - Dec 1944 | MG Leonard D. Holder-1993 - 1995 |
| BG Robert N. Young-Dec 1944 - Jan 1945 | MG Montgomery C. Meigs-1995 - Apr 1996 |
| MG John W. O'Daniel-Jan 1945 - Jul 1945 | MG Joseph De Francisco - June-1996 - Aug 1996 |
| MG William R. Schmidt-Aug 1945 - May 1946 | MG John W. Hendrix-Aug 1996 - Oct 1997 |
| MG Edwin P. Parker-May 1946 - Jun 1946 | MG James C. Riley-Oct 1997 - Dec 1999 |
| BG Robert N. Bathurst-Jul 1946 - Aug 1946 | MG Walter L. Sharp-Dec 1999 - Dec 2001 |
| MG Jen S. A. Doe-Sep 1946 - Feb 1947 | MG Buford
C. Blount-Dec
2001 - |
| MG Percy W. Clarkson-Mar 1947 - Aug 1950 | MG William G. Webster-Sept 2003 - June 2006 |
| MG Robert S. Soule-Aug 1950 - Sep 1951 | MG Rick Lynch- June 2006 - July 2008 |
| MG Thomas J. Cross-Oct 1951 - May 1952 | MG Anthony Cucolo - July 2008 - |
| MG Robert L. Dulaney-May
1952 - Oct 1952 |
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WORLD WAR I |
AISNE
CHAMPANGE |
Medals of Honor-2 |
WORLD WAR II |
ALGERIA -
FRENCH MOROCCO TUNISIA SICILY NAPLES -FOGGIA ANZIO ROME -
ARNO |
Medals of Honor-37 |
KOREAN WAR |
CCF
INTERVENTION |
Medals of Honor-11 |
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Global War on Terror: Iraq |
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Medal of Honor-1 |
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Operations within the
Campaigns |
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The reason for this is because an operation and a campaign are two
different things. For the purposes of this message, an Operation is
named by a unit, like the 3ID naming "Operation Marne Avalanche", or
by someone in DOD who at the beginning of the conflict called it
"Operation Iraqi Freedom". A campaign, on the other hand, one that
will be listed on a unit's lineage and honors, is named by a
specific DOD organization, the Military Awards Branch (telephone
number is 703-325-8700) well after the campaign has begun and
usually after it has ended. Each campaign has certain criteria: time
limitations, combat zone area, percentage of a unit that must be in
the area at the appropriate time for the unit to get the campaign
credit, etc. (For example, the Sicily campaign in WWII has a time
limitation of 9 July 1943 for ground troops to 17 August 1943 and
the combat zone was Sicily and adjacent waters. Any unit that
arrived in Sicily after 17 August 43 did not get credit for that
campaign. The War Department published the campaign names,
geographical and time limits, and names of units receiving for the
campaign credit in a GO months after the campaign was over.) Only the bullets were real! |
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Peacekeeping Service |
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Germany |
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Bosnia |
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DEFENSE OF
SAUDI ARABIA |
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Operation IRAQI Freedom I |
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Operation IRAQI Freedom III |
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Operation IRAQI Freedom 2007-8 |
