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The 501st Infantry Regiment, previously the 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment and 501st Airborne Infantry Regiment, is an airborne forces regiment of the United States Army with a long history, having served in World War II and the Vietnam War, both as part of the 101st Airborne Division, as well as the War in Afghanistan.
The offensive failed with huge tank losses so much so that 501st had ceased to be an effective fighting force. [7] Over the next few days, more tanks were made operational, reaching six Tigers, 12 Panzer IIIs and seven Panzer IVs by 10 March. [6] On 17 March, the remnants (11 Tigers) of the 501st were attached to the 504th, which had just ...
A U.S. Army soldier of the 1st Battalion 501st Aviation Brigade removes snow from the top of an AH-64A Apache attack helicopter at the Eagle Base Air Field Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, on 16 Dec. 1997. The 501st Aviation Brigade is deployed from Hanau, Germany, to Bosnia and Herzegovina to support the Stabilization Force in Operation Joint ...
The 501st Military Intelligence Battalion is an inactive unit of the United States Army Military Intelligence Corps, which operated during the Korean War and throughout campaigns in the Middle East. It was last headquartered at Wackernheim in the German state of Rhineland Pfalz .
501st Military Intelligence Brigade (United States) 501st Sustainment Brigade (United States) 501st Aircraft Control and Warning Battalion, a forerunner of the 603rd Air Control Squadron; 501st Reconnaissance Battalion, a former unit of the 15th Cavalry Regiment; 501st Bombardment Group, a forerunner of the 501st Combat Support Wing
During the Battle of the Bulge in late 1944, the 509th fought in Belgium to blunt the German attack. An account of this battle is described in the book "Bloody Clash at Sadzot." The 509th Infantry Regiment's service during World War II concluded at the end of January 1945 near St. Vith, Belgium. Of the original 700 paratroopers who entered the ...
[10] A plaque was dedicated in Noirefontaine, Belgium to the 551st Parachute Infantry Battalion and the civilians of the area. [10] A plaque dedicated in La Chapelle, Belgium in the town hall to the 551st Parachute Infantry Regiment. [10] A memorial stone was placed at Fort Benning, Georgia, honoring the Battalion.