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C Company, 75th Infantry (Ranger)
United States Army
Strength
Company
Type
Reconnaissance
Years
1969 - 1974
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Army Ranger units
Reporting Units
Not Specified
Members Who Served in C Company, 75th Infantry (Ranger)
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Allsopp, Nate, PFC
Status
USA Veteran
Service Years
1969 - 1972
MOS
11B10-Infantryman
Primary Unit
C Company, 75th Infantry (Ranger)
Home State
Arizona
Home Town
Not Specified
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Ashe, Jerry, SFC
Status
USAR Veteran
Service Years
1967 - 1986
MOS
11B40-Infantryman
Primary Unit
C Company, 75th Infantry (Ranger)
Home State
Tennessee
Home Town
Not Specified
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Benton, Darryl, SP 4
Status
USA Veteran
Service Years
1970 - 1972
MOS
11B20-Infantryman
Primary Unit
C Company, 75th Infantry (Ranger)
Home State
Florida
Home Town
Not Specified
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Bierhaus, Danner, SGM
Status
USA Retired
Service Years
1969 - 2000
MOS
18Z5-Special Forces Senior Sergeant
Primary Unit
C Company, 75th Infantry (Ranger)
Home State
Wisconsin
Home Town
Not Specified
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Buccille, Richard Gary, SP 4
Status
USA Active
Service Years
1968 - 1969
MOS
11B10-Infantryman
Primary Unit
173rd Airborne Brigade
Home State
Pennsylvania
Home Town
Pittsburgh
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Burdette, Hilburn M, Jr., SGT
Status
Not Specified
Service Years
1967 - 1970
MOS
11F10-Infantry Operations And Intelligence Specialist
Primary Unit
C Company, 75th Infantry (Ranger)
Home State
South Carolina
Home Town
Simpsonville
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C Company, 75th Infantry (Ranger) Description
E Company (Long Range Patrol) 20th Infantry (Airborne), First Field Force Vietnam (IFFV) was activated on September 25, 1967 in Phan Rang, South Vietnam and then moved to Pleiku where the IFFV was. The unit was organized with highly trained and motivated soldiers, most of whom had at least 6 months in combat and had undergone an intensive selection program before being assigned. The unit was organized to provide long range reconnaissance, surveillance, target acquisition, and special type missions in a Corp level basis and usually operated in 4-6 men teams. The company also had the capacity to operate as a platoon size force and conduct regular recon-in-force missions. At times, they were attached to Special Forces units and were trained by them at the MACV Recondo School in Nha Trang, South Vietnam. On February 1, 1969 E Company wasde-activated and was re-formed as C Company (Ranger) 75th Infantry (Airborne), IFFV and continued its mission until it was de-activated on October 25, 1971 in An Khe, South Vietnam. In 1972 the unit was re-activated as C Company (Airborne Ranger), 75th Infantry, 1st Battalion, 29th Infantry, 197th Infantry Brigade, FortBenning, GA. In January 1974 CPT Robert L Howard (MOH) assumed command of the ranger company. However, when the new 1st Ranger Battalion, 75th Infantry (Airborne) was activated at Ft Benning, GA and then it was permanently assigned to Hunter Army Airfield, GA it was assigned the lineage from C Company (Ranger), 75th Infantry (Airborne), IFFV due to it's exceptional war record and it's outstanding performance as a Corp Level LRP/RGR unit and C Company (Airborne Ranger), 75th Infantry, 1st Battalion, 29th Infantry passed it's guidion onto the 1st Ranger Battalion, 75th Infantry (Airborne). It was a great honor to have it's lineage passed on to the first Ranger Battalion to be formed since WWII. C Company was deactivated and CPT Howard (MOH) took command of C Company 2nd Ranger Battalion when it was activated in Ft Lewis, WA and the 2nd Battalion were assigned the lineage from H Company (Ranger), 75th Infantry (Airborne), 1st Cavalry Division. C Company unit members were sent to either the new 1st or 2nd Ranger Battalions or the Ranger Training Headquarters. When the Special Troops Battalion (STB) was activated it was assigned the lineage from N Company (Ranger), 75th Infantry (Airborne), 173rd Airborne Brigade (Separate). Once all that was settled then we requested that the 1st Ranger Battalion's scroll be placed on top of our unit patch which is our Rangers Lead the Way 1SG Joey B Welsh USA-Ret
When the 3rd Ranger Battalion was activated it was assigned the lineage from F Company (Ranger), 75th Infantry (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division. The Ranger Regiment was formed at the same time the 3rd Battalion was, however, at the time the Rangers were under the Special Forces Lineage. After 2 years the Regiment was awarded all rights, awards, etc and it's lineage became the Merrill's Marauder's from the WWII unit that was eventually given the 75th Infantry unit designator.
E/20/LRP & C/75/RGR IFFV
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C Company, 75th Infantry (Ranger) History
May 12, 2014 The 1st Ranger Battalion, 75th Infantry activa...
May 28, 2014 UNIT AWARDS AND CITATIONS
May 31, 2014 Valorous Unit Award requirements
Dec 17, 2014 DA PAM 672 -3UNIT CITATION AND CAMPAIGNPART...
Sep 15, 2016 E Company (Long Range Patrol) 20th Infantry (Ai...
C Company, 75th Infantry (Ranger) Operations History
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C Company, 75th Infantry (Ranger) Reunion information
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