| 21 Nov |
29th Infantry Division (Light) Artillery (DIV
(Rodney Brewer)
29th Infantry Division (Light) Artillery (DIVARTY)
Virginia Army National Guard soldiers of past and present gathered at Fort Pickett to bid a final farewell to the 29th Infantry’s Division Artillery long-revered “Red Legs,” affectionately nicknamed “DIVARTY.”
The event, held on June 21 and... More |
| 21 Nov |
2nd Battalion, 192nd Field Artillery Regimen
(Rodney Brewer)
2nd Battalion - 192nd Field Artillery Regiment
The 1st Battalion, 192nd Field Artillery, traces its lineage to the formation around 1642 of a militia in the town of Stamford against nearby Indians.
The unit was consolidated in 1672 with a unit in Greenwich and the consolidated was integrated... More |
| 12 Sep |
192 Field Artillery Regiment
(Giuseppe Pampena)
The 192nd Field Artillery had its origin in the Third and Fourth Regiments, Connecticut Militia, organized in 1739 from existing companies in the towns of New London, Norwich and Lyme (Third Regiment), and Fairfield, Stratford, Danbury and Newton (Fourth Regiment). Both the Third and Fourth... More |
| 11 Sep |
192 Field Artillery Regiment SKILL AND FORCE
(Giuseppe Pampena)
The 192nd Field Artillery had its origin in the Third and Fourth Regiments, Connecticut Militia, organized in 1739 from existing companies in the towns of New London, Norwich and Lyme (Third Regiment), and Fairfield, Stratford, Danbury and Newton (Fourth Regiment). Both the Third and Fourth... More |
| 11 Sep |
Lineage and Honors 192nd Field Artillery Batt
(Giuseppe Pampena)
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
Lineage and Honors
192nd Field Artillery Battalion
Parent unit constituted in 1672 as the Regiment of Fairfield County, Connecticut and composed of train bands from towns in that county
Reorganized 11 October 1739 in part as the 9th Regiment of Militia,... More |
| 11 Sep |
Crest of the 192d Field Artillery Battalion
(Giuseppe Pampena)
Crest
192d Field Artillery Battalion
192d Field Artillery
BLAZONRY
Shield: Argent, a cross gules, over all a saltire azure, that portion of the
saltire upon the cross fimbricated of the field; on a chief of the second a fleur-de-lis of the first.
Description: The shield... More |
| 11 Sep |
192nd Field Artillery Battalion
(Giuseppe Pampena)
192nd Field Artillery Battalion
(1739 - 1959)
CONNECTICUT
ARMY NATIONAL GUARD
Field Artillery Branch
HISTORY:
The 192nd Field Artillery had its origin in the Third and Fourth Regiments, Connecticut Militia, organized in 1739 from existing companies in the towns of New London,... More |
| 11 Sep |
The Legend Of Saint Barbara
(Giuseppe Pampena)
The legend of Saint Barbara
According to legend, Saint Barbara was the extremely beautiful daughter of a wealthy heathen named Dioscorus, who lived near Nicomedia in Asia Minor. Because of her singular beauty and fearful that she be demanded in marriage and taken away from him, he jealously... More |
| 07 Sep |
192nd Field Artillery Fairfield Regiment
(Giuseppe Pampena)
2nd Battalion - 192nd Field Artillery Regiment
The 1st Battalion, 192nd Field Artillery, traces its lineage to the formation around 1642 of a militia in the town of Stamford against nearby Indians.
The unit was consolidated in 1672 with a unit in Greenwich and the consolidated was integrated... More |
| 07 Sep |
192 FA"Fairfield County"Regiment 1642
(Giuseppe Pampena)
2nd Battalion - 192nd Field Artillery Regiment
The 1st Battalion, 192nd Field Artillery, traces its lineage to the formation around 1642 of a militia in the town of Stamford against nearby Indians.
The unit was consolidated in 1672 with a unit in Greenwich and the consolidated was integrated... More |
