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Tentera Darat Pertama Amerika Syarikat

Bagi unit palsu era Perang Dunia II untuk memperdaya pihak Jerman dalam Pencerobohan Normandy, lihat Kumpulan Tentera Darat Pertama Amerika Syarikat.
Tentera Darat Pertama
Insignia bahu lengan.
Aktif10 Ogos 1918 – 20 April 1919
8 September 1932 – kini
Negara Amerika Syarikat
CawanganBendera Tentera Darat Amerika Syarikat Tentera Darat Amerika Syarikat
JenisOperasi keselamatan
PerananBantuan latihan
SaizTentera darat medan
Sebahagian daripadaMarkas Angkatan Tentera Darat Amerika Syarikat
PangkalanRock Island Arsenal
Rock Island County, Illinois, A.S.
Nama samaranDoughboys
MotoFirst In Deed
Peringatan10 Ogos 1918
PertempuranPerang Dunia I
Perang Dunia II
Laman webOfficial website
Komander
Komander
terkini		Leftenan Jeneral Stephen Twitty
Komander
terkenal		John J. Pershing
Omar Bradley
Courtney Hodges
Tanda kebesaran
Insignia
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Tentera Darat Pertama adalah tentera darat medan tertua dan paling lama ditubuhkan oleh Tentera Darat Amerika Syarikat,[perlu rujukan] telah dilihat berkhidmat di kedua-dua Perang Dunia I dan Perang Dunia II, dibawah beberapa orang pegawai Tentera Darat A.S. paling terkenal dan termasyhur. Ia sekarang berkhidmat sebagai markas pengerahan, kesiapsiagaan dan latihan.

Organisasi

Kini

Divisyen Timur Tentera Darat Pertama – Fort Knox, Kentucky [1]

Briged Ke-4 Kavalri "Saber" – Fort Knox, Kentucky. Bekas Briged Ke-4 Divisyen Ke-85 .
Briged Ke-157 Infantri "Spartan" – Fort Jackson, South Carolina. Bekas Briged Ke-5 Divisyen Ke-87.
Briged Ke-174 Infantri "Patriot" – Fort Drum, New York. Bekas Briged Ke-2 Divisyen Ke-78.
Briged Ke-177 Armor "Mudcats" – Camp Shelby, Mississippi. Bekas Briged Ke-3 Divisyen Ke-87.
Briged Ke-188 Infantri "Battle Ready" – Fort Stewart, Georgia. Bekas Briged Ke-4 Divisyen Ke-87.

Divisyen Barat Tentera Darat Pertama – Fort Hood, Texas[2]

Briged Ke-5 Armor – Fort Bliss, Texas. Bekas Briged ke-2 Divisyen Ke-91.
Briged Ke-120 Infantri – Fort Hood, Texas. Bekas Briged Ke-2 Divisyen Ke-75.
Briged Ke-181 Infantri "Eagle" – Fort McCoy, Wisconsin. Bekas Briged Ke-2 Divisyen Ke-85.
Briged Ke-189 Infantri "Bayonet" – Fort Lewis, Washington. Bekas Briged Ke-4 Divisyen Ke-78.

Para panglima

Nota

Templat:ACMH

  1. ^ "First Army Division East". Diarkibkan daripada yang asal pada 2020-06-04. Dicapai pada 2017-10-23.
  2. ^ First Army Division West Diarkibkan 11 Oktober 2009 di Wayback Machine

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