What is the best unit you ever ever served in?

2018-09-09T19:31:38-04:00

I been in a few and each have had some good takeaways, some more than others. I think its good to serve in various units as it expands a Soldiers understanding of “the big picture,” making then a better asset to the Army. Overall, JSOC was the best organization I ever worked with, what about you?

Response by SGT Joseph Gunderson made Sep 9 at 2018 7:36 PM

2018-09-09T19:36:00-04:00

3d ACR

Response by SFC Private RallyPoint Member made Sep 9 at 2018 7:37 PM

2018-09-09T19:37:50-04:00

All outside the one I'm currently serving in.

Response by SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL made Sep 9 at 2018 7:38 PM

2018-09-09T19:38:08-04:00

CPT Private RallyPoint Member hands down my DRILL SERGEANT UNIT: C-2/47TH IN. AWESOME READ/SHARE!

Dec 1989 - Mar 1990

Basic Trainee
C 3-22 FA, Basic Combat Training | Fort Sill, OK

Recruit: Conducted Basic Combat Training- getting a kick in the whole rear end.
A CIVILAN becomes a SOLDIER. Who knew 25 years and 3 days later, I would go to 6 combat deployments, serve in some of the finest units the United States Army could bestow on a Soldier. Most Ironically, Becoming a DRILL SERGEANT IN DECEMBER 2005 and serving at Sandhill, Fort Benning GA; with C/2-47 IN "Charlie Rock, Panther Battalion". I owe it all to my Drill Sergeants and a lot more gratitude. Thanks for training me to fight, win and survive and what the word BATTLE BUDDY MEANS. Yea, didn't know then, but boyee did they watch my 6 and cover me while I moved (the U.S. Soldier).

1ST PLT
SENIOR DRILL SERGEANT JONES
DRILL SERGEANT PULU
DRILL SERGEANT WILLIAMS

Response by SSG Warren Swan made Sep 9 at 2018 7:43 PM

2018-09-09T19:43:27-04:00

There's only one Grandaddy Brigade out there. Only one Grandaddy of Divisions. There is only one beacon of freedom worldwide.

The is only ONE Big Red One, and only ONE Devils Brigade. The oldest and the best. No Mission To Difficult, No Sacrifice To Great....DUTY FIRST!!!

Response by CPL Dave Hoover made Sep 9 at 2018 7:44 PM

2018-09-09T19:44:04-04:00

CPT Private RallyPoint Member CSC 2nd Battalion, 23rd Inf Regt, 9th ID

Response by MAJ Ken Landgren made Sep 9 at 2018 7:55 PM

2018-09-09T19:55:41-04:00

Night stalkers.

Response by SPC Margaret Higgins made Sep 9 at 2018 7:56 PM

2018-09-09T19:56:19-04:00

CPT Private RallyPoint Member: The best unit I ever served in-and the only unit in which I served was: 165th Signal. I worked in communications for quite awhile; and then I became a Sports Director for Dependent Youths in 03C- but I was still attached to 165th Signal.

Response by SSG Mark Lawless made Sep 9 at 2018 8:18 PM

2018-09-09T20:18:21-04:00

I served 2 tours in Germany for a total of 5 1/2 years and had the best time in the service while I was there. Spent time Wurzburg, Grafenwohr and Fulda.

Response by SGT Philip Roncari made Sep 9 at 2018 8:24 PM

2018-09-09T20:24:59-04:00

A company 3/8 Inf.4th Inf,Division.

Response by SFC Terry Fortune made Sep 9 at 2018 8:30 PM

2018-09-09T20:30:43-04:00

The 1st Cav. Div.

Response by SFC Private RallyPoint Member made Sep 9 at 2018 8:34 PM

2018-09-09T20:34:55-04:00

160th. NSDQ

Response by Sgt Wayne Wood made Sep 9 at 2018 8:43 PM

2018-09-09T20:43:16-04:00

Marine Corps... ‘nuff said

Response by SFC Private RallyPoint Member made Sep 9 at 2018 9:18 PM

2018-09-09T21:18:27-04:00

2/75th Ranger Regiment

Response by CPO Private RallyPoint Member made Sep 9 at 2018 9:18 PM

2018-09-09T21:18:28-04:00

Deployed attached with JOSTF-A, hands down twice, also worked with JSOC.

Response by SSG Private RallyPoint Member made Sep 9 at 2018 9:59 PM

2018-09-09T21:59:30-04:00

25th Transportations Battalion. Family oriented. Took care of soldiers. The leadership was, for the most part, fair and just.

Response by SFC James Welch made Sep 9 at 2018 10:06 PM

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3rd Operations Battalion, Augsburg, Germany INSCOM

Response by LTC Jason Mackay made Sep 9 at 2018 10:12 PM

2018-09-09T22:12:46-04:00

Toss up: 11th ACR or 4th BCT 101st Airborne Division.

Response by SGM (R) Antonio Brown made Sep 9 at 2018 10:14 PM

2018-09-09T22:14:43-04:00

I have been blessed and did not serve in a bad unit. Each unit in which served was different from one another to include mission. The people in the organization made it fun which allowed me to enjoy the I installation where we were located.

Response by SCPO Private RallyPoint Member made Sep 9 at 2018 10:16 PM

2018-09-09T22:16:08-04:00

USS MUSTIN (DDG 89) - Yokosuka, Japan.

Response by LTJG Richard Bruce made Sep 9 at 2018 11:05 PM

2018-09-09T23:05:48-04:00

Every unit is/was the best.

Response by SGT Christopher Hayden made Sep 10 at 2018 12:23 AM

2018-09-10T00:23:40-04:00

2-14th Infantry "Golden Dragons"

From the Civil War to Vietnam to Somalia to Iraq and everywhere in between.

Response by CWO3 Private RallyPoint Member made Sep 10 at 2018 12:32 AM

2018-09-10T00:32:02-04:00

HMLA-775

Response by LTC Stephen F. made Sep 10 at 2018 4:00 AM

2018-09-10T04:00:04-04:00

Background: Well my old friend General Raymond Tony Thomas commanded JSOC before he was commander of SOCOM. 15 years ago I indirectly supported JSOC CPT Private RallyPoint Member
1. The best TO&E unit I served with was 1st Battalion, 52nd Infantry Regiment in Bamberg, Germany [1981-1984]
2. The best TDA unit I served with was USCAA which at the type supported the Army Staff [1989-1992] on classified studies, etc.
Thanks for alerting me, my friend SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL

FYI COL Mikel J. Burroughs LTC Stephen C. LTC Orlando Illi LTC Private RallyPoint Member LTC Ivan Raiklin, Esq. Maj Bill Smith, Ph.D. Maj William W. 'Bill' Price Capt Seid Waddell Capt Jeff S. CPT Jack Durish MSgt Robert C Aldi SFC Stephen King MSgt Danny Hope SGT Gregory Lawritson Cpl Craig Marton SP5 Mark Kuzinski SGT Private RallyPoint Member Maj Marty Hogan

Response by SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth made Sep 10 at 2018 5:23 AM

2018-09-10T05:23:09-04:00

1st Bn 246th Armor HHC

Response by CWO3 Dennis M. made Sep 10 at 2018 5:47 AM

2018-09-10T05:47:40-04:00

For me I would have to separate the best based on categories of Commands. I joined in 1966 and retired in 1990. That is 23+ years of service. My best Sea command as an Enlisted would have to be the USS Enterprise CVN-65. A ship on which I made Chief Petty Officer (E-7) in 1979. Making CPO is a huge deal in the Navy. I also had a fairly large Division, all were standouts in various work centers, and to this day I stay in touch with many of them.

By far, my best command at Shore duty as an enlisted would be 4 years in Hawaii in the mid 70's at the Naval Communications Area Master Station East Pacific (NAVCAMSEASTPAC) at Wahiawa Hawaii. I was maintenance Chief of the Massive 40 foot and 60 foot SHF parabolic Satellite terminals which were part of the world wide Defense Satellite Communications System (DSCS). How could 4years in Hawaii not be memorable?

I now move to my best command as a commissioned Officer at sea, and that will easily be as the ships Combat Systems Test Officer (STO) in the USS Bainbridge CGN-25 (1984-1987). What an impressive crew manned that Nuke cruiser. The skipper was Capt J. Paul Reason, who many may know later in his career as a 4 star Admiral. I earned my Surface Warfare Officer Pin under his command. I served almost 4 years on that ship! He was without a doubt my most impressive mentor.

The last best command would be as a commissioned officer on Shore duty. That would be the command at which I retired. That would be as the Combat Systems Department head at the Aegis Combat Systems Engineering and development Site (CSEDS) in Moorestown, New Jersey. I had a excellent crew of technicians that covered the entire ratings structure that makes up the Aegis combat systems Department of an Aegis Cruiser. I retired from the Navy at this command after 23 years of service.

Response by SGT Mark Halmrast made Sep 10 at 2018 7:18 AM

2018-09-10T07:18:49-04:00

2/505 82nd ABN

Response by SFC(P) Private RallyPoint Member made Sep 10 at 2018 7:25 AM

2018-09-10T07:25:16-04:00

JCSE (Joint Communications Support Element)

Response by LTC Private RallyPoint Member made Sep 10 at 2018 9:45 AM

2018-09-10T09:45:04-04:00

Professor of Military Science-Morgan State University

Response by CSM Chuck Stafford made Sep 10 at 2018 9:47 AM

2018-09-10T09:47:05-04:00

As they say -- the best units are the one you just left and/or the one you are going to. I never had a non-best unit during my career -- check out the profile...

Response by CAPT Kevin B. made Sep 10 at 2018 10:54 AM

2018-09-10T10:54:44-04:00

This one has the most positive memories.

Response by SSG Jose M. Hernandezsanchez made Sep 10 at 2018 1:44 PM

2018-09-10T13:44:12-04:00

All units I was assigned to were a little different from the other. But, if I could name one unit that set apart from the other is 55th Signal Company (Combat Camera). This unit took me around the world several times and got to witness many things through the lens of the camera...some good, some not that good. It made me realized how fortunate I was/am. I did enjoy my time in the SF community, but COMCAM will always have a place in my heart.

Response by SPC James Jackson made Sep 10 at 2018 11:22 PM

2018-09-10T23:22:25-04:00

2nd Battalion 22nd Infantry...
Deeds Not Words!
Best job I ever had and the only place I ever called home....

Response by MSG Johnathan Mathes made Sep 11 at 2018 10:34 AM

2018-09-11T10:34:13-04:00

173rd abct

Response by CPO Clifford Henry made Sep 11 at 2018 5:14 PM

2018-09-11T17:14:31-04:00

The two best units are the one you just left and the one you’re going to.

Response by CWO4 Private RallyPoint Member made Sep 11 at 2018 9:07 PM

2018-09-11T21:07:39-04:00

7th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division

Response by MAJ Keith FitzPatrick, CPIM, CSCP made Sep 11 at 2018 9:12 PM

2018-09-11T21:12:04-04:00

B Troop, 2/17 Cav, 101st Airborne (AASLT), 1981 to 1982. (Back when there were actually Cavaly Scouts in the Cavalry Squadron)

Response by SrA John Monette made Sep 11 at 2018 9:22 PM

2018-09-11T21:22:52-04:00

66 Security Police Squadron, Sembach Air Base, West Germany. December 1988- December 1990. Both sides, Law Enforcement and Security, played well and worked well together. Small base. Small squadron. great people almost all the way to the top.

Response by SFC Private RallyPoint Member made Sep 12 at 2018 2:34 AM

2018-09-12T02:34:07-04:00

1/7 3rd ID.... Back when a Buck Sergeant was feared

Response by SP5 Dennis Dorsey made Sep 12 at 2018 12:16 PM

2018-09-12T12:16:12-04:00

169th Engineer Bn. 1967 - 1968

Response by SSG Steven Borders made Sep 12 at 2018 12:49 PM

2018-09-12T12:49:34-04:00

The White House Communications Agency hands down. 27 Overseas missions, and met two presidents. By far one of the best Unit's I have been in.

Response by CW4 Brian Haas made Sep 12 at 2018 7:00 PM

2018-09-12T19:00:08-04:00

B Co 1-227 Aviation Regiment. Reapers. We had a company that the moral and relationships were never matched anywhere else.

Response by MSG Frank Kapaun made Sep 13 at 2018 11:36 PM

2018-09-13T23:36:38-04:00

A toss up between HHC USACAPOC (A) and SWCS.

Response by SGM Bill Johnson made Sep 14 at 2018 8:56 PM

2018-09-14T20:56:42-04:00

Different units for different reasons. I was the tenth person assigned to the Asymmetric Warfare Group and am one of the people that built that unit from scratch. With our original mission, and the high caliber of people selected for the unit, it was certainly the most professional and tactically capable. But I was also the Deputy Commandant of an NCO Academy and my Soldiers there were very good and capable. I ran a NATO CI organization that was pretty high speed but we had a lot of duds at our higher headquarters that made getting missions completed more than a little difficult.

Response by MSG Danny Mathers made Sep 14 at 2018 9:05 PM

2018-09-14T21:05:03-04:00

1st SFOD-D.

Response by SFC James Johnson made Sep 15 at 2018 12:36 PM

2018-09-15T12:36:27-04:00

2nd ACR 2nd Squadron Howitzer Battery First Sergeant

Response by SPC William Szkromiuk made Sep 15 at 2018 1:57 PM

2018-09-15T13:57:08-04:00

The United States Army!
Hooah?

Response by Cpl Scott McCarroll made Sep 16 at 2018 4:39 PM

2018-09-16T16:39:45-04:00

MCTSSA, Marine Corp Tactical Support Activity.
Camp Pendleton across the Freeway from Edson Range.

Response by CPT Bob Deissig made Sep 16 at 2018 10:16 PM

2018-09-16T22:16:55-04:00

3/47th of the 9th Infantry Division. Battalion CO was LTC Ishmael Pack an incredibly brilliant commander. And he was fortunate to have outstanding company leadership - officers and NCOs. I was proud to have served with this man, and he gave me an opportunity to work for him again as a PI at the Infantry School at Benning when I returned from Vietnam. We kicked some serious butt under him in the Delta 68-69.

Response by MSG Danny Mathers made Sep 20 at 2018 2:47 PM

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Response by SSG Wayne Wood made Sep 23 at 2018 3:35 PM

2018-09-23T15:35:55-04:00

As has been said, the only good unit is the one you just left and the one you're going to when you leave here...

I have great memories of my first year and a half in Germany B 1/40th FA, 3rd Armored Division. We were the 3rd Armored Salute Battery with the honorary Pak 75 Howitzers - but there were changes in command and the overall Army in 76 and things seemed to go downhill from there - it's a sad thing to see an excellent unit go downhill.

I think the best unit I served in all around was the 1/320th FA 82nd Abn Division - even our "duds" would have made pretty good troops in other units I'd served in; my best assignment was XVIII Abn Corps G-3/EPG where I was detached for my last year in as I waited my MRB. The work was fascinating, seeing things from the top and I will be forever grateful I was able to finish my career (that ended too soon for me) doing something meaningful.

Response by SFC Jim Mergott made Sep 23 at 2018 4:01 PM

2018-09-23T16:01:59-04:00

4/325 AIR 82nd Airborne Division

Response by SGT James Hunsinger made Sep 24 at 2018 1:45 AM

2018-09-24T01:45:07-04:00

Hands down, best unit was Military Intelligence Battalion Low Intensity. It no longer exists but when it did we we were based primarily out of Orlando Florida and had many operational platforms and operational theaters and several facilities world wide. We were the first unit to ever test and field the Predator UAVs and had quite a few other air intel assets. The mission/s were all live, real time and the most interesting and fun work I did in my thirteen years in the Intelligence Corps.

Response by SFC Dennis A. made Sep 24 at 2018 8:49 AM

2018-09-24T08:49:19-04:00

Best unit is the one you just left (because you know how things work), the worst is the one you just arrived at (because you know nothing or very little about them).
I did how really like my time spent in the 92nd Engineers at Fort Gordon GA.

Response by SFC Dagmar Riley made Sep 24 at 2018 10:08 AM

2018-09-24T10:08:04-04:00

CPT Private RallyPoint Member it’s a toss between HHC ASL at White Sands Missile Range where we supported all the missile and artillery firings, as well as being the backup support for Spaceshuttle Missions; every day had a different challenge and also met a lot of VIP’s there. The other one was at MCT Waegwan, 25th Trans in South Korea, which missions were far different than in any other unit I’ve served in and I learned a lot there as well. Only had one really bad unit in my entire career, that nearly had me thinking of leaving the military and I’m glad I stayed with it. Each unit I’ve served in I was able to learn new things and provided a bigger understanding of how they all work together.

Response by MAJ Private RallyPoint Member made Sep 24 at 2018 9:43 PM

2018-09-24T21:43:17-04:00

USASOC hands down. 7th group Panama 89', 03', Peru 07'
top choice

Response by COL Rich McKinney made Sep 29 at 2018 10:19 AM

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2ACR, on the Czech border during the Cold War

Response by SrA John Monette made Oct 3 at 2018 8:42 PM

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEtyUeJmz9g

I apologize in advance, but I had to Lt. Fahey

Lieutenant Dan, ICE CREAM!!

I brought you some ice cream.

Response by SrA John Monette made Oct 3 at 2018 8:44 PM

2018-10-03T20:44:53-04:00

66 Security Police Squadron, Sembach Air Base, Federal Republic of Germany, December 1988-December 1990. the camaraderie was outstanding, both on and off duty

Response by MAJ Ken Landgren made Oct 3 at 2018 8:50 PM

2018-10-03T20:50:15-04:00

SOAR. They protected you from silly stuff which helped us focus on our jobs.

Response by SGT Private RallyPoint Member made Oct 3 at 2018 11:04 PM

2018-10-03T23:04:33-04:00

16th Engineer Battalion 1992-1994 (I was also impressed with 65th Engineer Bn 1997-2000, but 16th Engineer was extraordinarily squared-away. Even (or especially?) in hindsight, they were, at that time, as professional and no-nonsense as you could conceivably get. The Army should have done a study on it - I mean, it was SQUARED-AWAY.

Response by SGT Ken R made Oct 6 at 2018 12:39 AM

2018-10-06T00:39:39-04:00

Alpha Company - 37th Eng Bn. FT BRAGG

Response by CWO3 Private RallyPoint Member made Oct 6 at 2018 12:34 PM

2018-10-06T12:34:09-04:00

The busiest was 2d FSSG (now CLG-2). They were officially the most tasked unit in USMC while I was there. If one stayed around it was not a question of if, but when you were going to deploy. Everything from one of the 3 MEUs, standing operations, or supporting arty shoots at Ft. Bragg. Best unit was 2 floats with MSSG-24 (24 MEU SOC) 92-94. Best op was OIC II MEF FWD for Baltic Challenge 97 in Norway and Estonia. They were all good. Every day's a holiday, every meal a feast.

Response by MAJ Norm Michaels made Oct 8 at 2018 9:57 PM

2018-10-08T21:57:29-04:00

The Joint Communications Support Element (JCSE). I was in the JCSE 1987-1992. What makes this unit so unique? This communications unit (brigade sized) has all four branches of the US Military: Army Air Force, Navy, and Marines. The mix of the different branches are evidences all the way down into the team level. For a communications-electronics person, this is THE Premiere Military Unit. It is based at MacDill AFB in Florida. This unit supports each of the Unified Commands, worldide. There is none fine! I spent twenty years in the Army, serving everywhere from Korea to Germany and all between. The JCSE was my pinnacle. I thank God for allowing me to serve there.

Response by SFC Robert Walton made Oct 9 at 2018 11:24 AM

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The oldest continuing Cav. Unit in the US. Army 2nd ACR.

Response by SSgt BillandMaggie Straub made Oct 16 at 2018 11:00 AM

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56th Security Police Squadron. Nakhon Phanom RTAFB Thailand. 70-71. My NCOIC was TSgt Delmar Slaughter. As far as I'm concerned, he was the best NCOIC I ever served under. We would have gone through hell with Tsgt Slaughter knowing he would get us through to the other side. He was fair, demanding of excellence and in my humble opinion, the embodiment of what is desired in a NonCom.

Response by Sgt Christopher Collins made Oct 16 at 2018 10:53 PM

2018-10-16T22:53:03-04:00

6915th ESS

Response by SPC Mike Davis made Oct 17 at 2018 12:40 PM

2018-10-17T12:40:43-04:00

Separation company San Francisco for E.T.S.

Response by CW3 Richard Strait made Oct 21 at 2018 3:18 PM

2018-10-21T15:18:19-04:00

Every Army unit I was in, the CO said, “This is the best unit in the Army!” I always just assumed it was because I was there.

Response by MSgt Mark Bucher made Oct 21 at 2018 5:26 PM

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Det-3, 1367 AAVS, Rhein-Main AB,
West Germany

Response by PO1 Robert Ryan made Oct 22 at 2018 1:43 PM

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B- 716th MP's Dec71-72 Saigon. 296th MP's Fort Lewis WA Jan-73-Sep 75.

Response by PO1 Robert Ryan made Oct 22 at 2018 1:51 PM

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B 716th MP's Saigon Dec 71-Dec-72. 296th MP's Fort Lewis WA Jan 73-Sep-75.

Response by PO1 Richard Sloniker made Oct 22 at 2018 5:35 PM

2018-10-22T17:35:17-04:00

1/9th Infantry Camp Greaves Korea.

Response by SFC Private RallyPoint Member made Oct 27 at 2018 3:37 PM

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160th SOAR

Response by Capt Al Parker made Nov 4 at 2018 11:47 PM

2018-11-04T23:47:57-05:00

Of the many assignments that i had it was the special people which I remember more than the overall unit. People like SSgt Early (basic Training), SSgt Dick Sargent (656th Radar Sq), SSgt Lane (710th AC&W sq), Col Hesse (96th CES), Maj McCleland (Brooks AFB), Col Birmingham (7240 Com Sq). It's the people who we remember from the good assignments.

Response by CW3 Private RallyPoint Member made Nov 5 at 2018 8:27 AM

2018-11-05T08:27:35-05:00

The Retired Reserve.

Response by SPC Jeff Knight made Nov 6 at 2018 5:01 PM

2018-11-06T17:01:22-05:00

I began serving in the 82nd to the 2/325. Unfortunately they never trained. Each year maybe 1-2 weeks all year. Then reassigned to 2/504, 82nd Airborne Division and what a difference. Eleven months every year training or being sent on assignment for hyjackings during the 1970’. Anyone else remember that was terrorism of the day

Response by SSG Shawn Mcfadden made Nov 10 at 2018 4:26 AM

2018-11-10T04:26:00-05:00

Can't narrow it to just one. Each unit I was in allowed me to grow as a Soldier and as a person, and I was able to get an education(military and civilian) through every unit I was in

Response by Maj Ted Mc Neel Sr. made Nov 12 at 2018 12:55 AM

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MACVJ42, Adviser Support Section, AC/S Logistics and Supply Services, Saigon, Vietnam. Responsible for the Table of Organization and Equipment support in 1970/1971 for all American Advisers; Army Civil Operations and Rural Development Teams, and Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Coast Guard Unit's Adviser Personnel.

Response by 1SG Harold Piet made Nov 16 at 2018 8:17 AM

2018-11-16T08:17:09-05:00

I cannot say definitely, I was in The A co, 27th Engr, It was great, then B co 27th Engr Bn. Moved to Alaska, HHC 1st Bde another great experience. 1/501st Airborne Inf. was activated I moved to it. Another great unit. I became 1SG of 98th Maint, I really enjoyed this experience. What I am trying to say each unit was great, There were a few dirt-bags in each, I tried not to be that dirt-bag. I feel that the experience is what you make of it. Focus on your lane, as if on the range. And do not get a superiority complex. The Army is like soup. Your experience will be a combined total of what you put into it. I loved the Army and I never had a bad unit or a bad team.

Response by SGT Thaddeus McKeown made Nov 19 at 2018 12:27 PM

2018-11-19T12:27:05-05:00

I would Have To Say The Unit I Served In When I Was Station In Italy In The Mid 70's

Response by MSG Loren Tomblin made Nov 20 at 2018 2:59 PM

2018-11-20T14:59:05-05:00

I served in many units while in the Infantry. I enjoyed them all. I served in only one in a combat status, C-2-14th Inf, 25th ID. There is a difference in units in the situations you serve with them. I can only say that it is a wonderful experience to serve with men from all works of life. But when one of them receives the MOH you are extremely humbled. You never forget those soldiers, the fun times and your youthful actions, on duty and off duty. My recommendation is to be friends with them all.

Response by Cpl Daniel McMahon made Nov 26 at 2018 12:35 AM

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US Marine Corps and within the Corps, Sub Unit 1, 1st ANGLICO. Vietnam I Corps 1971-1972

Response by SSG Dave Johnston made Nov 28 at 2018 8:54 PM

2018-11-28T20:54:16-05:00

56 BDE FA, 1/41 FA Pershing.

Response by PO2 Lon Hebert made Dec 5 at 2018 11:17 AM

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after spending 6 years in the USAF I Served on COMSEVENTHFLT STAFF Embarked on USS OKLAHOMA CITY CG-5. The staff and ship's co treated me with respect and dignity. left there as a RM3 on my way to RM C-7 And Morse code school and on to USNA PASSUMPSIC-T-AO-107 Homeport subic bay PI Where I got married 7 months later.

Response by CPL James Ross made Dec 6 at 2018 5:32 PM

2018-12-06T17:32:03-05:00

201st. AFA (NG)

Response by SPC Clayton Ellzey made Dec 19 at 2018 12:17 AM

2018-12-19T00:17:19-05:00

2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment.