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10th Infantry Division
Mountain Division
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Division History

Organization

13th Anniversary (1956)
Page 2
Inf Regts
Div Arty

Page 3
10th QM Co
10th Repl Co
10th Med Bn
710th Ord Bn

Reunion 2004
49th Trans Bn

42nd Inf Scout Dog Pltn

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Division History

Big Picture Report #15: 10th Inf Div unfurls flag at Wuerzburg, 1955 (starts at 0:55 - YouTube)
  10th MP Company personnel replace the 1st Inf Div insignia with that of the 10th on the Emery Barracks sign, 1955. Emery Barracks in Wuerzburg was the home station for Hq 10th Inf Div and several other 10th Division units.

A scene from the Big Picture Report #15 (see above)
 
Division Organization
 

Location of 10th Inf Div units and stations, 1956 (Walter Elkins)
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1956
(Source: The 10th Division News, August 10, 1956)
UNIT KASERNE CITY COMMENTS
Hq/Hq Co, 10th Inf Div Emery Bks Würzburg
10th QM Co Hindenburg Ksn Würzburg
710th Ord Bn Flak Ksn Kitzingen
10th MP Co Emery Bks Würzburg
10th Repl Co Emery Bks Würzburg
10th Sig Co Hindenburg Ksn Würzburg
 
85th Inf Regt Warner Bks Bamberg arrived in Nov 1955
86th Inf Regt Ledward Bks Schweinfurt
87th Inf Regt Smith Bks Aschaffenburg regimental units spread out over several posts
 
Hq/Hq Btry, 10th Div Arty Leighton Bks Würzburg
25th FA Bn Warner Bks Bamberg supports the 85th Inf Regt
35th FA Bn Conn Bks Schweinfurt supports the 86th Inf Regt
40th FA Bn Ready Bks Aschaffenburg supports the 87th Inf Regt
85th FA Bn Flak Ksn Kitzingen 155mm howitzers; general support
43rd AAA Bn Ferris Bks Erlangen
 
62nd Tank Bn Harvey Bks Kitzingen
10th Recon Co Harvey Bks Kitzingen
41st Engr Cbt Bn Flak Ksn Kitzingen
10rd Med Bn Flak Ksn Kitzingen
       
49th Trans Bn Leighton Bks Würzburg attached to 10th Div
42nd Inf Scout Dog Pltn Warner Bks Bamberg attached to 10th Div
 
 


Division Artillery, 1957
 
10th INFANTRY DIVISION UNITS - 1950s

85th Inf Regt
Pocket Patch

86th Inf Regt
Pocket Patch

87th Inf Regt
Pocket Patch

10th DivArty
Pocket Patch

25th FA Bn
Pocket Patch

35th FA Bn
Pocket Patch

40th FA Bn
Pocket Patch

85th FA Bn
Pocket Patch

43rd AAA Bn
Pocket Patch
  

10th DivArty Air Sec
Pocket Patch
     
 
Division Newspapers
 

The 10th Division News, August 10, 1956 - PDF (10 MB)
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1957 Yearbook
 
(Source: The 10th Infantry Division 1957)
 
In the near future I will post some of the photos that appeared in the 1957 Yearbook of the 10th Infantry Division.

10th ID Kasernes

 

1. Aerial view of DivArty airfield near Würzburg, 1957





 
49th Transportation Battalion
 
49th Transportation Truck Bn DUI
 
(Source: US Army Center of Military History)
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 49th Transporation Battalion was activated on 5 December, 1955 in Germany.

It was reorganized and redesignated as Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 49th Transporation Battalion, on 20 February 1959.

It was reorganized and redesignated as Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 49th Transporation Group, on 25 July 1963.

It was reorganized and redesignated as Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 49th Transporation Center, on 25 May 1965.

It was inactivated on 1 March 1968 in Germany.
 
49th Trans Bn Pocket Patch
 
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION:
The 49th Trans Trk Bn was stationed in Würzburg from 1955 to 1958 and attached, initially, to the 10th Inf Div and later to the 3rd Infantry Divsion. Sometime in late 1958 or early 1959, the 49th Bn was moved to Mannheim (Funari Bks?) and reorganized as a Movement Control Battalion.

The 88th Trans Co was one of the subordinate units of the 49th in March 1958.
 
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