Posted on Nov 11, 2019
Anyone have info on 333rd G Battery unit from Ft Stewart, it was stood up in late 70's?
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Fellow veteran looking for history beyond his service
Fort Stewart
Artillery
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The 24th infantry was reflagged as the 3rd infantry about 10 years ago. Not sure if G battery survived the transistion. Most of the units of the 24th were retired as the time the division retired. You might find information at the Army Institute of Heardrly. Hope this helps
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They were part of our division artillery with the 24th when I served there from 82-85
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It will require some time scrubbing unit lineages in the CMH data base. https://history.army.mil/html/forcestruc/lineages/branches/fa/0333faregbty-f.htm
They have a lineage for F Co 333rd FA. But had been several Batteries through the years.
They have a lineage for F Co 333rd FA. But had been several Batteries through the years.
Battery F, 333d Field Artillery Regiment
Reconstituted 13 September 1929 in the Organized Reserves as Battery F, 333d Field Artillery, an element of the 86th Division
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SGT Jamie Jackson
Thank you sir. I'll see if I find anything there. Craziness after yesterday...the museum on Ft. Stewart doesn't even have any clue either. I believe it was a test unit due to females being attached. Knowledge gathered yesterday.
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LTC Jason Mackay
SGT Jamie Jackson very important...was it G Btry 333rd FAR or G Btry in a BN if the 333rd FAR or G Btry 333rd FA BN?
4-333 FAR was active until 1993. Four TABs were deployed to ODS.
4-333 FAR was active until 1993. Four TABs were deployed to ODS.
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LTC Jason Mackay
SGT Jamie Jackson also google Wereth 11. Two Btrys in 333rd were massacred by the SS during the Bulge
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