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Never To Be Forgotten by Marc WolfeNEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN The 83d Chemical Mortar Battalion first activated at Camp Gordon, Georgia on 10 June 1942. After intensive training, it departed the United States on 29 April 1943 for overseas duty. The battalion served 508 days in combat in the Mediterranean Theater and Mainland Europe during World War II. The battalion was designed to carry thirty six 4. 2 inch mortars, with each shell weighing about 25 pounds, for a total firepower effect

and of restoring upon a foundation of indestructible strength

Join the WAC

and various enabler

would rise from their white crosses thundering those magic words - Duty-Honor-Country

OSACOM captured the LTG Ellis B

Corregidor

while making ditching in the Channel on the way home after every sortie a very real possibility

routinely executed night time raids to kill/capture insurgent leadership in Eastern Afghanistan

and in four years this once all-too-proud force would lay shattered

the Squadron Area of operation had nearly tripled in size

MG Meigs (the 3ID Commander and new 1ID Commander receiving the 1ID colors)

Plane Type: B-24 Liberator