Hey y'all, what Unit Citations / Unit Awards has your unit earned? I will post my Regiment's stuff but it could be your Division, Ship, Regiment, Air Wing, Battalion, Squadron, Operational Detachment A, etc., etc.

My Regiment, the 502nd Infantry Regiment, has earned the following:

Presidential Unit Citation (3 Oak Leaf Clusters)
Valorous Unit Award (4 Oak Leaf Clusters)
Meritorious Unit Commendation (1 Oak Leaf Cluster)
Army Superior Unit Award (1 Oak Leaf Cluster)

Foreign Unit Citations:

French Croix de Guerre w/Palm
Netherlands Orange Lanyard
Belgian Croix de Guerre w/Palm
Belgian Fourragere

Edited to add:

Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Palm (3 Awards)
Republic of Vietnam Civil Action Honor Medal, First Class

How about yours?

Redhound80

2 oak leafs on the Presidential Unit Citation
1 oak leafs on the Army Valorous Unit Award
Philippine Presidential Unit Citation
Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation w/palm
Vietnam Civil Actions Unit Citation w/palm

Well, on the other side of the coin, the unit I was with, 518th Gun Truck Company, got disbanded. No awards for us

BroncoGlenn:

In today's Army, being disbanded may mean that you were Highly Effective but maybe a bit rowdy or free thinkers! The brass may have been a bit nervous with you studs on the loose!

I dug this up on your 518th...

Later, in April 2004, Leaders of the US Army Reserve 375th Transportation Group under Col Corey Youmans and 812th Transportation Battalion under LTC Tom Sisinyak formed a special provisional unit, the 518th "Gun Truck" Company. Based in Camp Navistar in Kuwait and commanded by Cpt Robert Landry CO(USAR), Lt James McCormick XO (ARNG) and 1SG Jody Cuthbertson (ARNG) , this company acquired 35 humvees and five M939 five-ton trucks, and modified them with improvised armor and .50 calibre machine-guns. Like in Vietnam, the gun truck crews were drawn from the Transportation Corps, in the hope that they would derive extra motivation from protecting their fellow drivers, this unit was disbanded by the 7th Transportation Group under Col Jeff Miser in April, 2005, this was a very unpopular decision and one that is still in question today.

source Wikipedia.

I am sure the folks you guys covered are more than appreciative!

Strike Force!
Redhound80

Yup, that be us.

Regulators!

It's hard to beat the 50 duece.. I have a VUA. Also was in 2/3 IN the sister BN to the Old Guard 1/3 that had a chest full dating back to the capture of Mexico City and before...