Trận đánh hào hùng của QĐNDVN - Chiến dich PLAYME

F304 vốn gồm 3 trung đoàn 9, 24 và 66. Khi vào Nam thì giải thể để tăng cường cho các chiến trường. Ở thời điểm chiến dịch Pleime thì E33, 66 và 320 là các trung đoàn độc lập của Tây Nguyên.

có lẽ ta định vào so cựa với sư đoàn 1 "Anh cả Đỏ" của Mỹ, nhưng ta đã đụng và đánh nhau với Trung đoàn "Kỵ binh bay " của Mỹ truớc phải không bác Tín?

Tại sao lại thế? Tại vì sao lại thế?
Bác giải thích cho anh em nghe cái?

Tôi xem qua cái đuờng link dẫn đến bài viết về trận iadrang ở báo đảng, thấy nói rằng truớc khi vào nam, tuớng Nguyễn Nam Khánh đã nghiên cứu nhiều về tình hình, chiến thuật tác chiến của quân Mỹ ở cuộc chiến tranh Triều Tiên. mà trong cuộc chiến tranh Triều Tiên thì có " Anh Cả Đỏ" tham gia. Quân Mỹ và Nam Hàn, trong đó có sư đoàn này đã đẩy đuợc quân Bắc Triều Tiên và TQ về đến sông Áp Lục. Sau đó 2 bên ngừng chiến. Do đó tôi suy đoán là chủ ý của ta là thử nắn gân "Anh Cả Đỏ".

Xin thua bác
Mà sư đoàn nào đẩy được quân TQ về tận sông Áp Lục vậy?
Hôm nay em hơi stress nên spam tí, các bác mod xoá hộ nhé.

Đây là cái "Anh cả đỏ" của bác binh000:
Arrived Vietnam: 2 October 1965 from Fort Riley
Departed Vietnam: 15 April 1970 to Fort Riley (3d Brigade to Germany)
Commanders
Major General Jonathan O. Seaman Oct 65
Major General William E. DePuy March 66
Major General John H. Hay. jr. ? Feb. 67
Major General Keith L. Ware* March 68
Major General Orwin C. Talbott Sept. 68
Major General Albert E. Milloy Aug. 69
Brigadier General John Q. Herrion March 70
* Killed in helicopter crash 13 September 1968.
The 1st Infantry Division (''The Big Red One") was originally formed as the First Expe***ionary Division, going overseas in World War I on 22 December 1917. It was the first division to go overseas, land in France, meet the enemy (participating in the major offensives of Aisne-Mame, St. Mihiel. Meuse-Argonne and Montidier-Noyons), and enter Germany. After its return to the United States in September 1919 its units were scattered along the Eastern Seaboard. In August 1942 the division was sent across the Atlantic again, landing at Oran in North Africa in November and securing Tunisia by May 1943. After assaulting Sicily in Juiy 1943 the division went to England, and on D-Day (6 June 1944) the 1st Infantry Division stormed Omaha Beach in particularly costly combat. Following the breakout at St. L6 the division drove across Northern France and laid siege to Aachen, taking the
fortress-city by direct assault 21 October 1944. After combat in the Hurtgen Forest the division was rushed up to stem the Ger­man counteroffensive in the Ardennes. Next it breached the Sieg­fried Line and crossed the Rhine River at Remagen Bridge, closed the Ruhr Pocket, and drove across Central Europe into Czechoslo­vakia, where it was when World War II ended. The 1st Infantry Division then served ten years on occupation duty in Germany before returning to the U.S. at Fort Riley, the previous station of the 10th Infantry Division. The 1st Infantry Division was alerted for Vietnam in 1965 and its 2d Brigade under Colonel James E. Simmons became the first element of an infantry division to arrive there. The 1st infantry Division served in the III Corps Tactical Zone and by mid-1966 the division was fighting in Binh Long Province against the 9th ********* Division. That fall the division invaded War Zone C of Tay Ninh Province in the largest operation to date in the Vietnam war. Operation ATTLEBORO (14 September-24 November 1966). Despite these efforts, the division was called upon again to quash enemy strength in War Zone C in Operation JUNCTION CITY during the period Febru­ary - May 1967, along with the 4th and 25th Infantry Divisions and three separate brigades. In the fall of 1967 the division operated against the enemy in Binh Duong Province and extended the scope of combat to include Loc Ninh areas of Binh Long Province after enemy attacks on the district town. During the Tet offensive of 1968 and later the division fought in the Saigon vicinity. The division then moved to Lai Khe in March 1968 and remained there to perform pacification activities. In July 1969 the Big Red One soldiers began a coordinated war effort between their division and the South Vietnamese 5th Division called "Dong Tien" (Progress Together) in an attempt to train the ARVN soldiers in combat operations. The division moved to Di An shortly before deployment back to the United States as Increment HI of the withdrawal. The 1st Infantry Division served 1.656 days in Vietnam.
1st Infantry Division
Elements
Division Headquarters and HQ Company
1st Brigade Headquarters and HQ Company
2d Brigade Headquarters and HQ Company
3d Brigade Headquarters and HQ Company
Division Artillery Headquarters and HQ Battery
Division Support Command Headquarters and HQ Co
Division Headquarters Locations in Vietnam
Bien Hoa----------------Oct. 65 - Jan. 66
Di An---------------- Feb. 66 - Jan. 67
Di An/Lai Khe----------------Feb. 67 - Sept. f
Lai Khe----------------Oct. 67 - Oct. 69
Di An----------------Nov. 69 - April 70 N
---------------------------Authorized----- Strength
Vietnam Service 1966 1968
2 Oct. 65 - 15 April 70 153 170
6 Oct 65 - 15 April 70 122 128
11 July 65 -15 April 70 122 128
2 Oct 65 -15 April 70 122 128
17 Oct. 65-15 April 70 205 213
2 Oct. 65 - 15 April 70 97 103
1st Infantry Division Order of Battle: Assigned and Attached Units
Infantry Battalions
1st Battalion, 2d Infantry
2d Battalion, 2d Infantry (Mechanized)
1st Battalion, 16th infantry (Mechanized)
2d Battalion, 16th Infantry
1st Battalion. 18th Infantry
2d Battalion. 18th Infantry
1st Battalion, 26th Infantry
1st Battalion. 28th Infantry
2d Battalion. 28th Infantry
Division Artillery
1st Battalion, 5th Artillery (105mm)
8th Battalion. 6th Artillery (155mm)
1st Battalion, 7th Artillery (105mm)
6th Battalion. 15th Artillery (105mm)
2d Battalion. 33d Artillery (105mm)
Batten'' D, 25th Artillery (Target Acquisition)
1st Infantry Division
Division Aviation
1st Aviation Battalion (Airmobile) 162d Aviation Company (Airmobile) 173d Aviation Company (Airmobile) Troop C, 16th Cavalry (Air)
Other Units on Temporary Assignment
3d Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry 5th Battalion, 60th Infantry (Mechanized)
Division Reconnaisance
1st Squadron. 4th Cavalry (Armored) Company F. 52d Infantry (Long Range Patrol) Company I, 75th Infantry (Ranger)
Division Support
1st Engineer Battalion
1st Medical Battalion
1st Supply & Transport Battalion
121st Signal Battalion
1st Administration Company
701st Maintenance Battalion
1st Military Police Company
337th Army Security Agency Company

Sư đoàn kỵ binh bay số !:
Arrived Việt Nam: 11 September 1965 from Fort Benning.
Departed Việt Nam: 29 Apirl 1971 to Fort Hood.
Commanders
Major General Harry W. B. Kinnard --July 65
Major General John Norton--May 66
Major General John J. Tolson III--Apirl 67
Major General George I. Forsythe--July 68
Major General Elvy B. Roberts--May 69
Major General George W. Casey * -- May 70
Brigadier General Jonathan R. Burton (acting) -- July 70
Major General George W. Putnam. Jr. -- July 70
Killed in helicopter crash 7 July 70.
The 1st Cavalry Division ("The First Team") was activated 13 September 1921 at Fort Bliss and dismounted in 1943 prior to being sent overseas 23 May 1943 to the Pacific in World War II. It fought first in the Admiralty Islands in February 1944 and landed at Leyte in the Philippines 20 October 1944 and became the first to enter Manila, sending another flying column 100 miles inland to liberate allied prisoners. It left Luzon for occupation duty in japan and was the first U.S. division into Tokyo, arriving there 8 Sep­tember 1945. The division remained there until rushed into Korea, where it carried out the first amphibious invasion at Pohangdong and was the first U.S. division to enter the North Korean capital of Pyongyang. In December 1951 it was moved back to Japan (service in Korea was 18 July 1950 - 22 December 1951). In 1957 it redeployed to Korea. At Fort Benning the 11th Air Assault Divi-
sion (Test) was raised in 1963 and thoroughly tested in airmobile tactics during 1964. In June 1965 the colors of the 1st Cavalry Division were flown to Fort Benning and the 11th Air Assault Division''''''''''''''''s assets transferred to the 1st Cavalry Division, which was then sent to Vietnam as the first full division of the U.S. Army to arrive. During October-November 1965 the 1st Cavalry Division fought the enemy to a standstill in the bitter battle of la Drang Valley in Pleiku Province, winning a Presidential Unit Citation. For the next 13 months members of "The First Team" met and defeated strong enemy forces throughout the II Corps Tactical Zone. In the spring of 1966, the 1st Cavalry Division fought to clear Binh Dinh Province in a series of operations known as MASHER/WHITE WING/THANG PHONG II which became the first large unit operations across corps boundaries when the U.SxMarines crossed into Binh Dinh to link up with the 1st Cavalry Division. In August 1966 the division went into Pleiku Province in Operation PAUL REVERE II. Battalion-sized elements of the division''''''''''''''''s Skytroopers were also battling in Binh Thuan Province from August 1966 through January 1968. In October 1966 the division teamed up with the Republic of Korea and South Vietnamese forces in Binh Dinh Province in Operation IRVING. From the end of October into February of 1967 the 1st Cavalry Division continued to clear Binh Dinh Province in Operation THAYER II. which was in tum followed by Operation PERSHING in the rich northern coastal plain as well as the Kim Son and Luoi Ci Valleys to the west. Throughout the remainder of 1967 the division combated the North Vietnamese Army''''''''''''''''s 610th Division and ********* units in the II Corps Tactical Zone. In January 1968 the division was ordered to I Corps Tactical Zone, arriving in time to blunt the enemy''''''''''''''''s Tet offensive. Elements in II Corps continued the fight for Binh Dinh Province in Operation PERSHING II in February 1968. but because of events the larger part of the divi­sion was committed to the contest near Hue. Then the 1st Cavalry Division moved swiftly to relieve the embattled U.S. Marine base at Khe Sanh in April 1968. along with other U.S. Marine and South
Vietnamese airborne battalions. During the Tet offensive the divi­sion performed well, clearing Quang Tri City and crushing resis­tance on the northwest and southwest wails of the Imperial city of Hue outside the Citadel. In April and May the division was rushed into the A Shau Valley to preempt enemy preparations for another attack in the Hue vicinity; the balance of the year was spent on sustained-operations along the border of Quang Tri and Thua Thien Provinces. In October 1968 the 1st Cavalry Division was needed in in Corps Tactical Zone to thwart a potential enemy threat north of Saigon. While thrusting against enemy positions along the Cambodian border northwest of the capital, some elements of the division moved further south into IV Corps Tactical Zone, working with U.S. Naval forces in an operation called NAV-CAV. Thus the 1st Cavalry Division became the first
American division to have fought in all four tactical zones in the Republic of Vietnam. During the summer of 1969 the enemy made frequent attacks attempting to overrun division firebases. actions which were costly to both sides. During May and June of 1970 the 1st Cavalry Division invaded Cambodia although strategic suc­cess was somewhat hampered by a restriction of 30-kilometer advance. The 1st Cavalry Division had recorded an unparalleled series of firsts as well as demonstrating the effectiveness of airmobile warfare. As part of the Phase VI Redeployment Incre­ment the bulk of the division was withdrawn from Vietnam during the spring of 1971. The division headquarters was cre***ed with 2,056 days overseas. The 1st Cavalry Division left behind a brigade task force centered around the 3d Brigade.

1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile) Order of Battle: Assigned and Attached Units
Cavalry Battalions (Airmobile Infantry)
1st Battalion. 5th Cavalry
2d Battalion, 5th Cavalry
1st Battalion, 7th Cavalry
2d Battalion, 7th Cavalry
5th Battalion. 7th Cavalry
1st Battalion. 8th Cavalry
2d Battalion. 8th Cavalry
1st Battalion. 12th Cavalry
2d Battalion. 12th Cavalry
Division Aviation
11th Aviation Group
227th Aviation Battalion (Assault Helicopter)
228th Aviation Battalion (Assault Support Helicopter]
229th Aviation Battalion {Assault Helicopter)
11th Aviation Company (General Support]
17th Aviation Company (Fixed Wing Transport)
478th Aviation Company (Heavy Helicopter)
Other Aviation Assets"
110th Aviation Company (Aerial Weapons)
131st Aviation Company (Aerial Weapons]
132d Aviation Company (Assault SupportHelicopter)
133d Aviation Company (Assault Support Helicopter)
194th Aviation Company (Assault Helicopter^.
202d Aviation Company (Assault Helicopter)
Company A, 4th Aviation Battalion (Assault Helicopter)
Company A, 5th Aviation Battalion (Assault Helicopter)
Aviation Company, 6th Special Forces Group (Assault Helicopter)
Aviation Company, 7th Special Forces Group (Assault Helicopter)
Division Artillery
2d Battalion. 17th Artillery (105mm)
2d Battalion. 19th Artillery (105mm)
2d Battalion. 20th Artillery (Aerial Rocket)
1st Battalion, 21st Artillery (105mm)
1st Battalion. 30th Artillery (155mm)
1st Battalion. 77th Artillery (105mm)
Battery E. 82d Artillery (Aviation)
Division Reconnaissance
1st Squadron. 9th Cavalry (Air) 11th Pathfinder Company (Provisional) Company E. 52d Infantry (Long Range Recon) Company H. 75th infantry (Ranger)
Division Support
1st Personnel Service Battalion (Provisional)
8th Engineer Battalion
13th Signal Battalion
15th Medical Battalion
15th Supply & Service Battalion
15th Transportation Battalion (Aircraft Maintenance)
27th Maintenance Battalion
15th Administrative Company
37ist Army Security Agency Company
545th Military Police Company
Other Units on Temporary Assignment
1st Battalion. 50th Infantry (Mechanized)
2d Battalion. 2d Infantry (Mechanized)
1st Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry
2d Squadron 11th Armored Cavalry
3d Squadron. 11th Armored Cavalry
'''''''''''''''' Assets of these aviation companies were utilized to buiid the 11 aviation companies of the 227th. 228th and 229lh Aviation Battalions of the division, since at the deployment date only Company A of the 227th Aviation Battalion had complete equipment and personnel required. Though officially these were never part of the division''''''''''''''''s aviation force, many early documents and official records in the September - November 1965 time frame still carry the above companies by name in lieu of the proper aviation
1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile)
Elements
Division Headquarters and HQ Company ---------------------------------
1st Brigade Headquarters and HQ Company
2d Brigade Headquarters and HQ Company --- xin xem tiếp ở dưới, do khó căn chỉnh
3d Brigade Headquarters and HQ Company*
Division Artillery Headquarters and HQ Battery Support Command Headquarters and HQ Company
--------------------------------------------------Authorized Strength
Vietnam Service ---------------1966----1968-------1970------1972
11 Sept. 65 - 29 April 71
12 Sept. 65-29 April 71
12 Sept. 65 - 26 March 71 -------xem ở dưới, do khó căn chỉnh
12 Sept. 65 - 26 June 72
12 Sept 65-29 April 71
12 Sept 65-29 April 71

167 195 195 --
223 2Z3 223 --
223 223 223 --
223 223 223 346
162 162 162 --
163 163 163 --

Division Headquarters Locations in Vietnam
AnKhe------------------Sept. 65 - June 67
An Khe/Bong Son----------------July 67 - Jan. 68
An Khe/Hue---------------Feb. 68
An Khe/Phong Dien---------------March 68 - April 68
An Khe/Quang Tri--------------May 68
An Khe/Phong Dien------------June 68 - Oct. 68
An Khe/Phuoc Vinh------------Nov. 68 - April 69
Bien Hoa/Phuoc Vinh --------------May 69 - April 71
'''''''''''''''' Also considered in this book as a separate command, which see. i Cambodian invasion May - June 1970.
Cái bài nói về Sư đoàn bộ binh số 1 ở trên, do ít dính dáng đến chủ đề nên em cọp nguyên lên, các bác tham khảo thì chịu khó căn chỉnh lại vậy.
Hai đoạn trên cọp ra từ cuốn "Việt Nam order of battle" của Shelby L. Stanton - US NewsBooks - Wasington, D.C
Được vo quoc tuan sửa chữa / chuyển vào 21:32 ngày 04/10/2006
Được vo quoc tuan sửa chữa / chuyển vào 21:37 ngày 04/10/2006
Được vo quoc tuan sửa chữa / chuyển vào 21:42 ngày 04/10/2006

Bác Tuấn thân mến,
trong tài liệu của bác chẳng nói là trung đoàn 1 và 2 của sư đoàn 1 bộ binh Mỹ đến VN năm 1965 đó sao? năm 1966 sư đoàn 1 bộ binh Mỹ đến và hoạt động ở Bình Long , đối đầu với sư đoàn 9 VC. Cũng năm 1965 sư 304 của ta vào Nam để chiến đấu chống Mỹ. Như vậy là đã có ý gặp nhau rồi còn gì?
làm gì mà bác bực tức thế?

Thì ra là sư đoàn kỵ binh bay số 1 của Mỹ mới đến Korea chứ không phải Anh cả Đỏ. xin lỗi nhé.
Được binh000 sửa chữa / chuyển vào 08:45 ngày 05/10/2006