Falcon Logo used Courtesy of Jim Bowers, 77th FA Assn.
[1967 2/77FA - Historical Summary Journal]

77th Artillery Regiment
Motto:
"En Garde"
("On Guard")


COAT OF ARMS BLAZON
Shield: Gules, five fleurs-de-lis, three and two, Or; on a chief dovetailed of the last a prickly pear cactus Proper.
Crest: On a wreath of the colors, Or and Gules, a mount Vert supporting a falcon Proper
Motto: EN GARDE (On Guard).

Symbolism:
Shield: The shield is red for artillery. The yellow dovetailed chief symbolizes the formation of the organization from cavalry. The cactus indicates service as cavalry on the Mexican border. The five fleurs-de-lis signify the five major engagements in France in World War I as artillery.
Crest: The crest is taken from the arms of Montfaucon, as most of the 77th Field Artillery was there when the Armistice was signed.
Background: The coat of arms was originally approved for the 77th Field Artillery Regiment on 10 December 1929. 19th Cavalry was converted and designated as the 77th Field Artillery Regiment on 1 November 1917.The unit was assigned to the 4th Division on 19 November, 1917, it arrived in France in June 1918 with the 4th Division.


It participated in heavy combat in five campaigns, including the Aisne-Marne campaign and the Battle of Meuse Argonne.

World War I
Constituted HISTORY OF THE 77TH FIELD ARTILLERY REGIMENT 1917 TO 1942 The 77th U. S. Field Artillery received its official designation November 11, 1917, one year before the Armistice. June 6th of that same year had seen the 2nd Cavalry divided into three units, namely the 2nd, the 18th and the 19th. On July 20th the 19th Cavalry Regiment, then at war strength, was changed to an artillery regiment and became the “19th Cavalry, Provisional Artillery.” When the 19th was designated as a provisional Field Artillery Regiment, it was recruited to full strength by volunteers who had enlisted for the duration of the war. Colonel Guy H. Preston, a great field soldier and disciplinarian, was in command, and rapidly moulded the regiment into shape. When orders were received, changing the regiment to a regular Field Artillery unit, the Cavalrymen had several months training as Field Artillerymen. For field pieces, they had been using the running gear of escort wagons with a log mounted thereon to simulate a gun. Enough guns had been received on September 1st to equip one battery. Each battery had the use of this materiel one day each week. Early in the fall of 1917, the 77th was moved from Fort Ethan Allen to Camp Green, near Charlotte, N. C., where it became an active part of the 4th Field Artillery Brigade and the 4th Regular Army Division. There the huge division trained its components with the assistance of French and English officers who had been serving in the trenches. April 21, 1918, the 4th Division started movement by rail to Camp Merrit, New Jersey, where preparations were made for the trip overseas. The 77th departed from New York on May 22, 1918, and arrived in Liverpool, England, on the 31st. Then, after a few days, the regiment moved to Camp de Souge in France, where the 4th Field Artillery Brigade was scheduled to go into training. On arrival at Camp de Souge, early in June, the 77th received its full complement of French 75’s, French instruments, and American telephones, switchboards, and radios. Officers and enlisted men went to school. Three full crews were trained for each gun. Training over, the 4th Field Artillery Brigade left by train for Chateau Thierry, leaving Camp de Souge at midnight July 28-29. When they arrived at their destination, they found the city in ruins and transportation demolished. Orders came to detrain, harness and hookup. That night, and for five nights thereafter, the 77th marched toward the sound of guns. Finally the faint rumble and the sheet lightning became more distinct. The regiment took its first real battle position near Fismes on August 8th supporting the Infantry of the 4th Division. It also received its baptism of fire that night when about 3,000 shells of all caliber were dropped in the vicinity. The 4th Division was replaced by the 77th New York Division on August 11-12 but the 77th Field Artillery stayed on the line five more days and nights. The 77th was relieved at midnight, August 16th and moved by rail and marched into the Reynel Area, where it was re-equipped and obtained replacement of men and horses. The regiment, in action in the Vesle Sector, had proved the courage, fortitude, and training of the men and officers. Men of one gun had been killed but no delay in fire from the other guns resulted. An executive had his arm blown off but the chief of Section kept up the fire till another Executive arrived. Line guards were wounded while making repairs in wire but others went out to complete the task. Sleep was hard to get and food was harder to get, but the spirit of the men was always at high level. The Americans were preparing to take the offensive. The 77th participated in Division exercises stressing liaison. The 4th Division was moved to the Vavincourt area and rehearsals for the St. Mihiel Offensive began. Reconnaissance for battle positions were made and on the night of September 7-8, the 4th Field Artillery Brigade moved into position. The 13th and 77th Regiments were attached to and supported the 26th American Division. The massing of troops for the offensive had been kept an absolute secret. All movements near the line were under cover of darkness and during the day the men and materiel remained hidden. About 300.000 men were involved, yet traffic and activity was made to appear normal to any German observers. At exactly 1:00 A. M. on September 12th preparations were begun. The night was dark with a little mist. Until 1 o’clock, it was as quiet as any countryside. Then, without warning, the artillery opened fire. Gas, smoke, and HE, 75’s, 155’s, railway artillery, and the 12” mortars rained projectiles on the enemy position for four hours. The flash of the guns made enough light to read by and the roar was continuous. At 4 o’clock the rolling barrage started, and the infantry swept forward. The artillery fire was so effective that, by the afternoon of the second day, September 13th, the infantry had established a line three miles beyond their objective, and the St. Mihiel salient was completed. The 75’s of the 77th Field Artillery had followed close behind their infantry, keeping down hostile fire, and permitting the infantry to advance with minimum opposition. On the night of September 15-16, the 77th Field Artillery, with the other regiments of the 4th Field Artillery Brigade, were started marching to positions in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Secrecy was vital and again all movements were made at night. Artillery was massed for the initial assault. The 4th Field Artillery Brigade was reinforced by four regiments of artillery. All guns had two days of fire at initial positions and all caissons and limbers filled. At 2:30 A. M. on September 26th, the artillery opened the preparation, and the big allied offensive, ending with the Armistice, was on. In 18 days the 4th Division advanced 8 miles, fighting was severe, and the causalities staggering. On the night of September 23-24, the 77th Field Artillery, with the remainder of the 4th Field Artillery Brigade, was withdrawn from action for rest. But the rest was short. Artillery was needed, and four nights later the guns were back in position, firing in support of the 3rd and 5th Divisions. The crossing of the Meuse by the 5th was ably supported and protected by fire from the guns of the 77th Field Artillery. The entire regiment was east of the Meuse River when the Armistice was signed. When the Armistice was signed, the 77th Field Artillery had 53 days of the severest fighting behind it. Twenty of its men had been killed and some 200 wounded. By its actions, the 77th has five battle streamers which fly from the Regimental Standard, namely, the following engagements: Vesle Sector, August 8-16, 1918: St. Mihiel Offensive, September 12-15, 1918: Meuse-Argonne Offensive, September 26-October 24, 1918: Meuse-Argonne Offensive, November 1-11, 1918: Defensive Sectors in Champaign and Lorraine. On the afternoon of November 11th, the regiment moved out of position east of the Meuse River, and marched 75 miles by easy stages to Pont-Sur Meuse, south of St. Mihiel. There the regiment was re-equipped and received replacements for men and animals, in preparation for the march into Germany. The march was begun November 20th, at which time the 4th Division became a unit of the IV Corps of the Third Army. The Third Army marched to establish a bridgehead at Coblenz. On December 17th, the 77th Field Artillery arrived at Kaisersesch, Germany, and the troops were billeted in nearby towns. Battalion and Field Services Exercises were still held and Service practice was held once a week. Men were encouraged to take furloughs. They received free train transportation and were fed and billeted by the American Army. The 4th Division started movement by rail to Brest, France, July 9th. On July 31, 1919, it set sail for the United States. On arrival at New York, the Division was moved to Camp Merrit, New Jersey, where most of the men were discharged. The few who remained were moved to Camp Lewis, Washington. On arrival at Camp Lewis, the 77th received equipment and horses for a 75mm horse-drawn regiment. It was recruited to about two-thirds strength and regular peacetime training began.

Pre-WWII-WWII

On July 27, 1921, General Orders Number 33, War Department, 1921, made the regiment inactive. All personnel were transferred to the 76th Field Artillery. On January 1, 1935, by letter, War Department, dated October 26, 1934, the 77th Field Artillery was reconstituted at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and the 1st Battalion was organized. Battery C, First Field Artillery, became Battery A, 77th Field Artillery, and the Military Police Detachment became Battery B, 77th Field Artillery. Headquarters Battery, the Battalion Combat Train, and the Battalion Section of the service battery were made up of men who transferred into the new organization and recruits recently enlisted. Colonel Vincent Meyer was the first Battalion Commander having served with the 77th overseas. He instilled the old spirit of the 77th into the new organization. The 77th became a regiment of the 4th Division and the First Battalion served at Field Artillery School, Fort Sill, Oklahoma, until February 5, 1942. Final reconstitution of the 77th Field Artillery was made on November 1, 1935, when Colonel Robert H. Lewis rehabilitated the post at Fort D. A Russell, Marfa, Texas. The Adjutant General in a letter dated June 17, 1935, stated, “The 77th Field Artillery (155mm Howitzer, less 2 Bns) is to be reconstituted after September 1, 1935, at Fort D. A. Russell, Marfa, Texas.” Colonel Robert H. Lewis was assigned the task of both Post and Regimental Commander. Fort D. A. Russell had been unused since January 2, 1933, when the 1st Cavalry went to Fort Knox, Kentucky. The abandoned Fort had almost fallen down. In July a group of 30 men came to Marfa from the 82nd Field Artillery to make the Post ready for troops. A cadre of 40 men arrived October 1st. The recruits, about 450 in number, followed. The actual organization took place November 1, 1935, and the training of recruits began. At first the whole group worked under many hardships and trying circumstances. The fall and winter seasons made it inadvisable to have any night operations, due to the fact that proper clothing was not in stock to be issued. All the equipment was slow in arriving. Clothing, signal equipment, transportation, engineer equipment, foot and wall lockers were not available at first. Some of the training materiel did not arrive till the following January, when most of the men were about ready to be turned to duty. The 77th at Fort D. A. Russell was made up of Regimental Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, Service Battery and Batteries C and D. Headquarters and Headquarters Battery was organized August 1, 1936. Service Battery was inactivated and became Battery F, May 1, 1939.The 77th Field Artillery Regiment was relieved from assignment to 4th Division in 1939 Colonel Robert H. Lewis remained in command until he was promoted to a Brigadier General. On March 2, 1940, Lieutenant Colonel Bertram Frakenberger became the Post and Regimental Commander. April 1, 1940, Battery C of the 2nd Battalion was designated Battery E, and Battery E, formerly the Regimental Combat Train, at Fort Sill was designated Battery C, making Batteries A, B, and C at Fort Sill in 1st Battalion and Batteries D, E, and F at Fort D. A. Russell in 2nd Battalion. January 9, 1941, both Service and Ammunition Battery, 1st Battalion, and the 75mm and Antitank Battery designated as Battery G, were organized at Fort Sill. On March 12, 1941, the same batteries were organized at Fort D. A. Russell with the Antitank Battery designed as Battery H. The 77th Field Artillery became a part of the 18th Field Artillery Brigade in December 1940, which was assigned as Corps Artillery to the 8th Army Corps. the 77th Field Artillery Regiment was assigned to the 18th Field Artillery Brigade, VII Corps on 27 January 1942. The 77th participated in the amphibious assault on Licata, Sicily 9 July 1943. Then saw combat on the Italian mainland in Naples, Anzio, and Rome.

On 24 February, 1944, the regiment was broken up with 2nd Battalion becoming the 631st FA Battalion. The 631st FA participated in the amphibious assault on Southern France and saw further action in the Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace and Central European campaigns.

Designated as 77th Field Artillery Battalion on 15 May, 1945.

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Post WWII - Vietnam

it was inactivated 4 January, 1946, at Camp Kilmer,NJ. Battery B, 77th FA Bn reactivated on 1 August, 1957, as HHB, 2d Missile Battalion, 77th Artillery (105mm howitzer) at Fort Hood, Texas.

The unit moved to Fort Lewis on 6 May, 1959 and rejoined the 4th Infantry Division.

Vietnam

The battalion arrived in Vietnam on 9 October, 1966, and was initially based at BEAR CAT, preparatory to convoying to Dau Tieng shortly after Thanksgiving 1967 to be designated as the direct support battalion for the 3rd Brigade, 4th Infantry Division.

Reassigned to the 25th Infantry Division on 1 August, 1967, it moved to Cu Chi in 1969. The 2nd Battalion, 77th Artillery participated in eleven Vietnam campaigns receiving a Presidential Unit Citation for the battle of Soui Tre and three awards of the Republic of Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Palm. And the Republic of Vietnam Civic Action Honor Medal First Class.

The battalion departed Vietnam on 7 December, 1970. It was reassigned to the 4th Infantry Division and inactivated on 15 December, 1970, at Fort Lewis. Redesignated 1 September 1971 as the 2d Battalion, 77th Field Artillery.


COLD WAR/NATO


Relieved 17 June 1986 from assignment to the 4th Infantry Division and activated in Germany as a MLRS battalion and assigned to the 17th Field Artillery Brigade of the VII Corps. Inactivated 1 March 1988 in Germany for a short period and re-activated 16 May 1988 in Germany Inactivated 1 March 1991 in Germany.

GWOT-OIF/OEF


As part of the Army’s transformation to a modular fighting force, the battalion was reactivated on December 16, 2004 as a Self-Propelled 155mm Howitzer Battalion, to provide fires for the newly established 4th Brigade Combat Team of the 4th Infantry Division at Ft. Hood, TX. Redesignated 1 October 2005 as the 2d Battalion, 77th Field Artillery Regiment. On January 14th, 2006, the Battalion deployed in support of operation Iraqi freedom, and operated within central and southern Baghdad. During the Battalion’s deployment the Battalion, fighting alongside Iraqi Security Forces, provided security for the Iraqi capital. Upon returning to Ft. Hood, TX from Operation Iraqi Freedom, the Battalion was deactivated in late 2007 and was reactivated on April 9, 2008, at Ft. Carson, Colorado, where the unit currently provides direct support to the 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division. On order, will deploy from Fort Carson, Colorado and provide direct field artillery fires and execute stability operations.

CAMPAIGN PARTICIPATION CREDIT

World War I Vietnam
    *Aisne-Marne     *Counteroffensive, Phase II
    *St Mihiel     *Counteroffensive, Phase III
    *Meuse-Argonne     *Tet Counteroffensive
    *Champaigne 1918     *Counteroffensive, Phase IV
    *Lorraine 1918     *Counteroffensive, Phase V
    *Counteroffensive, Phase VI
World War II     *Tet 69/Counteroffensive
    *Sicily (with arrowhead)     *Summer-Fall 1969
    *Naples-Foggia     *Winter-Spring 1970
    *Anzio     *Sanctuary Counteroffensive
    *Rome-Arno     *Counteroffensive, Phase VII
    *Southern France (with arrowhead)
      North Apinnies War on Terrorism
    *Rhineland     * Iraq
    *Ardennes-Alsace
    *Central Europe
      Po Valley

DECORATIONS
Presidential Unit Citation (Army), Streamer embroidered SUOI TRE (2nd Battalion, 77th Field Artillery, cited; DA GO 59, 1968) 

Republic of Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Palm, Streamer embroidered VIETNAM 1966-1967 (2nd Battalion, 77th Artillery, Cited; DA GO 48, 1971)

Republic of Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Palm, Streamer embroidered VIETNAM 1967-1968 (2nd Battalion, 77th Artillery, Cited; DA GO 48, 1971)

Republic of Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Palm, Streamer embroidered VIETNAM 1968-1970 (2nd Battalion, 77th Artillery, Cited; DA GO 5, 1973)

Republic of Vietnam Civil Action Honor Medal, First Class, Streamer embroidered VIETNAM 1967-1970 (2nd Battalion, 77th Artillery, Cited; DA GO 51, 1971

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