Phu Loi, New Video Released Today, 758th Supply and Service Company

Feb. 24, 2012 - PRLog -- Phu Loi South Vietnam, temporary home for the 758th Supply and Service Company is the topic of the just released video titled: Phu Poi

Below is a list of all military units assigned to Phu Loi - 1965 - 1972

116th aviation company, 11th aviation battalion
128th assault helicopter company
145th aviation battalion, combat
165th transportation company
168th combat engineer battalion
184th aviation company
1st aviation battalion, 1st infantry division
1st aviation brigade
1st logistics command
1st squadron, 11th armor cavalry regiment
1st squadron, 4th cavalry
205th aviation company
213th assault support helicopter company
242nd assault support helicopter company
2nd battalion, 12th artillery group
2nd battalion, 13th artillery regiment
334th assault helicopter company
34th battalion, 20th engineer brigade
362nd aviation company
520th transportation battalion
539th transportation company
58th signal company, 3rd battalion, 82nd airborne
605th transportation company
610th maintenance battalion
6th battalion, 27th field artillery
74th reconnaissance airplane company
79th engineer group, 20th engineer brigade, command
A troop, 1st squadron, 4th cavalry regiment
Air cavalry troop, 11th armored cavalry regiment
B battery, 8th battalion, 6th artillery
B company, 121st signal battalion, 1st infantry division
B troop, 1st squadron, 4th cavalry regiment, 1st inf div
C battery, 8th battalion, 6th artillery
D troop, 1st squadron, 4th cavalry, 1st infantry division
Dreadnaught bravo, 2nd battalion, 34th armor, 1st infantry division
E company, 701st maintenance battalion
E troop, 3rd squadron, 17th cavalry regiment, air
Headquarters battery, 23rd artillery group headquarters
Headquarters troop, 3rd squadron, 17th cavalry regiment, air
Revolutionary development task force
Us navy helicopter attack (light) squadron three seawolves

You can see the new Phu Loi video at:

http://youtu.be/fdW-VGCm0yw



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The 758th Supply and Service Company’s web site is a collection of photos, videos and commentary chronicling life in Fort Riley Kansas, Camp Davies, Phu Loi, and Saigon from 1966 thru 1970.