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Introduction
The 1st Cavalry Division, a major subordinate command of the US Third Mobile
Armored Corps, is a 19,000 soldier, heavy armored division stationed at Ft.
Hood, TX. As one of the two "on-call" heavy contingency force divisions of the
Army, the First Team has an on-order mission to deploy by sea, air or land to
any part of the world on a short notice. The following narratives, divided in
timeline eras of major operational missions, describes the threat environment,
tactical conditions, evolution of equipment technology and the strategic
methodology employed its manuever command units, the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th
Brigade Combat Team and its Subordinate Units, to contribute to the highly
successful missions enhancement of the warring organization of the 1st Cavalry
Division and the honors they achieved are summarized in the chapters that
follow.
On order, Division Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion (DSTB) deploys,
supports, sustains, moves, and protects the 1st Cavalry Division Main Command
Post and Tactical Command Posts in order to facilitate battle command and
operations across the spectrum of conflict and provides forces and
capabilities as directed in support of subordinate commands.
Although the Special Troops Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division was activated on
15 July 2005 as part of the conversion of the Division to a modular force, the
unit has a lineage dating back to the formation of the 1st Cavalry Division in
1921. The Battalion was formed utilizing personnel of the 13th Signal
Battalion, the 312th Military Intelligence Battalion, and the Division
Headquarters and Headquarters Company.
In late August 2005, the DSTB executed its first mission: provide support to
the Division Main Command Post and Tactical Command Post (forward) as they
deployed to provide humanitarian relief throughout Louisiana in response to
Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
The current capability of the Division Support Command, no longer active unit
of the 1st Cavalry Division, had been developed in conjunction with the long
history and needs of the 1st Cavalry Division. It is the combination of the
experienced training received by each dedicated member of the Team and
adherence to the performance level and traditions of the past. Highlights of
the many subsequent historical critical missions performed by members of the
Division Support Command and the honors they achieved are summarized in the
chapters that follow:
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| Date Of Issue - 10 December, 2012 |
This folio of material highlights of the many subsequent historical critical
missions performed by members of the Special Troops Battalion, 1st Cavalry
Division, whose actions, operations and the many critical issues resolved over
its 55+ years history to meet the changing threat and the honors they achieved
are summarized in the following sections:
Table of Contents
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