BEST INFANTRY UNIT IN THE ARMY???

[crazyface]

take your pick

[gregb]

I vote for " DADS ARMY "

[Gringo]

"Stupid Boy"

[dugdug]

I think this is a bull****......... <- please don't be angry

[SABER 2-3]

By what standard are you judging or wanting these units to be judged by? It appears that the top 3 you have put on the poll have already made some sort of pre-qualification (ABN/AASLT). If you want the best on paper direct your question to BLDG. 4 at Ft. Benning they will give you the top score of last years certification testing.

[theGHOST]

why did u put the top 3 all airborne...........?

[Dmitri]

You forgot to put mechanized inf, rangers and sf

[Knave]

Why don't you ask the soldiers in those regiments which unit they think is the best? ;)

[ESCOBAR]

notice nobody voted for the 173rd..........Lol, prolly cuz they in Germany

[Apogee]

notice nobody voted for the 173rd..........Lol, prolly cuz they in Germany

The 173rd is out of Italy, not Germany

[digitalghost]

What the hell is 173rd?

SPECIAL FORCES ARE NOT INFANTRY!! They are SPECIAL FORCES LMAO!! SEALs, MEU, Force Recon, Army SF, Delta, Devgroup are all SF and not infantry.

SF does unconventional specialized **** liek hostage rescue and training foreign military

Infantry kills people and break things LMAO

[ibstolidude]

HUH?

LOOK LEFT

[theGHOST]

The 173rd is an Airborne Regiment stationed in Italy. They were the guys that jumped in Northern part of Iraq to sent up an airfield etc.

[theGHOST]

OOPS my bad, i wrote Regiment..........i meant Brigade.

[theGHOST]

make a poll of this!

1st Armored Division, Wiesbaden, Germany
1st Cavalry Division, Fort Hood, Texas
1st Infantry Division, Wurzburg, Germany
2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment
2nd Brigade, 1st Armored Division, Buamholder, Germany
2nd Infantry Division, Camp Red Cloud, Korea
3rd Infantry Division, Fort Stewart, Georgia
3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment, Colorado
4th Infantry Division, Fort Hood, Texas
7th Army Reserve Command (ARCOM), Schwetzingen, Germany
7th Infantry Division, Fort Carson, Colorado
9th Regional Support Command, Fort Shafter, Hawaii
10th Mountain Division, Fort Drum, New York
18th Medical Command, Seoul, Korea
19th Theater Support Command, Korea
24th Infantry Division, Fort Riley, Kansas
25th Infantry Division, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii
27th Infantry Brigade, Syracuse, New York
28th Infantry Division, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
29th Infantry Brigade, Honolulu, Hawaii
29th Infantry Division, Fort Belvoir, Virginia
30th Infantry Brigade, Clinton, North Carolina
34th Infantry Division, Saint Paul, Minnesota
35th Infantry Division, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
38th Infantry Division, Indianapolis, Indiana
39th Infantry Brigade, Little Rock, Arkansas
40th Infantry Division, Los Alamitos, California
41st Infantry Brigade, Portland, Oregon
42nd Infantry Division, Troy, New York
45th Infantry Brigade, Edmond, Oklahoma
48th Infantry Brigade, Macon, Georgia
49th Armored Division, Austin, Texas
53rd Infantry Brigade, Tampa, Florida
63rd Regional Support Command, Los Alamitos, California
65th Regional Support Command, San Juan, Puerto Rico
70th Regional Support Command, Fort Lawton, Washington
75th Division, Houston, Texas
76th Infantry Brigade, Indianapolis, Indiana
77th Infantry Division
77th Regional Support Command, Flushing, New York
78th Division, Edison, New Jersey
80th Division, Richmond, Virginia
81st Infantry Brigade, Seattle, Washington
81st Regional Support Command, Birmingham, Alabama
82nd Airborne Division, Fort Bragg, North Carolina
84th Division, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
85th Division, Arlington Heights, Illinois
87th Division, Birmingham, Alabama
88th Regional Support Command, Fort Snelling, Minnesota
89th Regional Support Command, Wichita, Kansas
90th Regional Support Command, North Little Rock, Arkansas
91st Division, Parks RFTA, Dublin, California
95th Division, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
96th Regional Support Command, Salt Lake City, Utah
98th Division, Rochester, New York
100th Division, Louisville, Kentucky
101st Airborne Division, Fort Campbell, Kentucky
104th Division, Vancouver, Washington
108th Division, Charlotte, North Carolina
116th Cavalry Brigade, Boise, Idaho
155th Armored Brigade, Tupelo, Mississippi
173d Airborne Brigade
218th Infantry Brigade, Newberry South Carolina
256th Infantry Brigade, Lafayette, Louisiana
278th Armored Cavalry Regiment, Knoxville, Tennessee

[digitalghost]

Hey come on delete the armored divisions we're talking INFANTRY not tanks

[theGHOST]

Lol tru.............i juss copied n pasted it. just saying make a poll

[ABNINF]

There are Infantry battalions in Armored divisions guys........
Likewise, there are Armored battalions in Infantry divisions

P.S. has anyone on here heard of OPSEC?

[digitalghost]

OPSEC? Let me ask you this...... Lets say Im an infantry/ranger/sf soldier.. What can I tell people and what CANT I tell people? Can I set up a website with my daily journal on it with photos and video to show all the fun and action I had and censoring the "sensitive" information? what is the sensitive info?

[Dmitri]

SPECIAL FORCES ARE NOT INFANTRY!! They are SPECIAL FORCES LMAO!! SEALs, MEU, Force Recon, Army SF, Delta, Devgroup are all SF and not infantry.

What in the world do you think they are then? Maintenence?? To be in any of the them you have to be infantry first (in most cases)..

[James]

It would not be a good idea to set up a personal website. People outside of your unit generally don't need to know what unit you are in, where you are stationed, when you are going to the field, deploying, etc. The higher up the operational ladder you go (line units to Special Operations), the tighter your lips need to be.

[ABNINF]

I would refrain from making it easier for people that wish to do harm to others. Like listing units and where there headquarters are. Now, if you're a soldier who's proud of what he's done, and you post a website about stuff you've done, Ranger School, Pathfinder school, etc..... there's nothing wrong with that. I would define that keeping OPSEC would be keeping a lid on anything that could be used against someone else.

[Merik]

1st Cav baby all the way!!!!!!!!Woooohooo!!!!!!!!!!

[James]

Are they still around? 1st Cavalry?

[18C4V]

My vote is for the triple nickle mess kit repair battalion. "You can't eat without our mess kits"

[theGHOST]

1st Cavalry is styll around they are stationed in Fort Hood.

[oregongrunt]

How can you say who's the best when they've all done great in tours for OIF?

[Uncle Sam]

Thanks for bringing back one of the best threads evah! :cantbeli:

[James]

Oregengrunt, you just won the "Resurrecting the oldest thread ever" Award.

Congratulations.

[Limeyfellow]

I would refrain from making it easier for people that wish to do harm to others. Like listing units and where there headquarters are. Now, if you're a soldier who's proud of what he's done, and you post a website about stuff you've done, Ranger School, Pathfinder school, etc..... there's nothing wrong with that. I would define that keeping OPSEC would be keeping a lid on anything that could be used against someone else.

Ouch, you must hate the US Army's webpage then that lists stuff like this or the Department of Defense who make such knowledge easily obtained.

[Dominique]

Gent's I'm telling you, it's the Boy Scout Commandos. They have got to be the hardest bunch of steely eyed killers I've ever met. Either them, or one of the many elite airsoft teams proudly displaying their many hard won battle awards.

[siberian tiger]

75- Ranger Regiment

10- Mountain Division

they should also be mentioned

[Alphonse]

75th without a doubt?

uh oh.

[ABNINF]

WOW, that was one of my first posts....... somewhere in the 5-6 range........

[KEEPER0311]

In my opinion the best army infantry is the Rangers.
But if you want the best, look at MEU's :)