What does 1st Battalion 48th Infantry Regiment do?

The 1st Battalion, 48th Infantry Regiment conducts gender integrated Basic Combat Training (BCT) in order to provide physically fit, disciplined, motivated Soldiers who understand the Army values, are instilled with the warrior ethos, and can immediately contribute to their first unit of assignment.

What was the 48th Infantry Regiment in the Cold War?

The 1st and 2nd Battalions, 48th Infantry, were mechanized infantry units assigned to the 3rd Armored Division (United States) (3AD) in West Germany during the Cold War.

Where was the 48th Infantry Division stationed in 1958?

23 Dec 1957: at Fort Polk, Louisiana was inactivated. 1 April 1958: the Bn was activated in Germany as a Seventh Army unit attached to the 4th Armored Group, and stationed at Taukkunen Barracks (Kaserne) in Worms on the Rhine River. The picture at left is of the Kaserne taken from the 3rd Floor of B Co barracks at that time.

When was the 48th Infantry re-activated at Fort Leonard Wood?

On June 16, 2017, the 48th Infantry’s 2nd Battalion was reactivated in a ceremony at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, joining the 15 April 1996 reactivated 48th Infantry’s 1st Battalion, to train Basic Combat Training. The reactivated 48th Infantry’s 2nd Battalion initially consisted solely of United States Army Reserves Drill Sergeants.

What was the Nakajima Ki 84 Hayate Part 1?

Nakajima Ki 84 Hayate ‘Frank’ Part I. The Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate (Gale) was numerically the most important fighter serving with the Japanese Army Air Force (JAAF) during the last year of the Pacific War, and was probably the best Japanese fighter aircraft to see large-scale operation during this period of the war.

What was the history of the KI 84?

So desperate was the need for Ki-84s in the last months of the war, Japan was building underground factories with a planned rate of 200 aircraft per month. The history of the Ki-84 can be traced back to just after the beginning of the Pacific War between Japan and the United States.

What was the Hayate and what was it good for?

The Hayate was fully the equal of even the most advanced Allied fighters which opposed it, and was often their superior in many important respects. It was well armed and armoured, was fast, and was very manoeuvrable.