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In 1812 the U.S.Congress authorized 25 Regiments of Infantry. The 22nd Regiment of Infantry was constituted 26 June 1812. It fought at the battles of Chippewa and Lundy's Lane in Canada. The 22nd Regiment was consolidated with 6th, l6th, 23rd, and 32nd Infantry to form the 2nd Infantry Regiment. There was no 22nd Infantry between 1815 and 1866. Since the original 22nd consolidated to form the 2nd Infantry, its lineage is not carried by the current 22nd.
22nd Regiment is organized with Regimental HQ (RHQ) and ten companies (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, K) from 2nd Battalion 13th Infantry
1866, 21 Sept Org date of 22nd Inf	RHQ, A, B (I, K,Oct.66) C, E, H G F D	Ft. Randall, District of Upper Missouri Ft. Sully, District of Upper Missouri Ft. Thompson, District of Upper Missouri Ft. James, District of Upper Missouri Ft. Dakota, District of Upper Missouri
1870	RHQ, A, E, F, H B, C, D, G I K	Ft. Sully, District of Upper Missouri Ft. Randall, District of Upper Missouri Crow Creek Indian Reservation Lower Brule Agency
1874	RHQ, D, F ,H A B, K C, G E I	Ft. Wayne, Michigan Madison Barracks, New York Ft. Porter, New York Ft. Brady, Michigan Ft. Mackinac, Michigan Ft. Gratiot, Michigan
1879	RHQ, B, C, H, I A E K I	Ft. McKavett, Texas Ft. Griffin, Texas Ft. Vinita, Indian Territory Coffeeville, Kansas Ft. Gibson, Indian Territory
1882	RHQ, E A B, G, H, K C, D, F, I	Santa Fe, New Mexico Ft Garland, New Mexico Ft. Lewis, New Mexico Ft. Lyon, Colorado
1888	RHQ, A, B, C,D,F,H,K E, G I	Ft. Keogh, Montana Ft. Totten, Dakotas Ft. Abraham Lincoln, Dakotas
In 1890 22nd Regiment reduced to 8 companies (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H )
1891	22nd Inf	Ft. Keogh, Montana (Entire regiment together for first time.)
1895	A, D B, E, RHQ, C, F, G, H	Ft. Yates, North Dakota Ft. Harrison, Montana Ft. Keogh, Montana
1896	22nd Inf	Ft. Crook, Nebraska
In 1898 22nd Regiment increased to 10 companies (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, K)
1898, Jun. Sep.	22nd Inf.	Santiago, Cuba Ft. Crook, Nebraska
In 1899 22nd Regiment increased to 12 companies (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, K, L, M )
1899, Jun.	22nd Inf	Arrive Manila, Philippine Islands
1901, Jun.	RHQ, B, C, D A E, F G, H, I K L M	San Isidro, Philippine Islands Jaen, Philippine Islands Aragat, Philippine Islands Apalit, Philippine Islands Baler, Principe, Philippine Islands San Antonio, Philippine Islands Georgiapan, Philippine Islands Cabio, Philippine Islands Mexico & Santa Anna, Philippine Islands
22nd Rgt. organized into Battalions 1st A, B, C, D 2nd E, F, G, H 3rd I, K, L, M
1902, Feb.	HQ2, E, F, G, H HQ3, I, K, L, M A, D B C	Ft. Crook, Nebraska Ft. Crook, Nebraska Ft Robinson, Nebraska to Ft Reno Indian Ter Ft Niobrara, Nebraska to Ft Logan H. Roots, Ark Ft Logan H. Roots, Arkansas
1903, Nov.	HQ2, E, F, G, H HQl, A, B, C, D HQ3, I, K, L, M	Pantar Headquarters, Philippine Islands Camp Marahui, Philippine Islands Camp Marahui, Philippine Islands
1905, Nov.	RHQ,HQl, A, B, C, D HQ2, E, F, G, H I, L HQ3, K, M, Depot & Recruit Co.	Ft. McDowell, California Alcatraz Island, California (Prison Guards) Presidio, California Angel Island, California
22nd Rgt. organized with RHQ, Supply Co, Machinegun Co, Recruit Co 1st Bn.- A, B, C, D 2nd Bn.- E, F, G, H - 3rd Bn.- I, K, L, M
1908, Jun.	RHQ, A, F HQ3, K, L HQ2, B, E HQ 1, H, I C, D G, H	Ft. Seward, Alaska Ft. Liscomb, Alaska Ft. St Michael, Alaska Ft. Davis, Alaska Ft. Gibbon, Alaska Ft. Egbert, Alaska
1910, Aug.	22nd Inf.	Ft. Sam Houston, Texas (Mexican border duty)
1912, Feb.	22nd Inf.	Texas City, Texas (Mexican border duty)
1914, Dec.	22nd Inf.	Naco, Arizona (Mexican border duty)*
1915, Jan.	22nd Inf.	Ft Douglas, Arizona (Mexican border duty)
1917, Apr	RHQ,1 /22 2/22 3/22	Ft. Jay, New York Ft. Totten, New York to Hoboken NJ May Ft. Hamilton, New York
1918, Nov.	RHQ, F, I, L K, M, Supply & MG A, B, C, D G H E K, M	Ft. Jay, New York Syracuse, New York East Potomac Park, Washingt on DC "Capitol Guard" Bayonne, New Jersey Plattsburg, New York Morgan, New Jersey Ft Jay, New York
1919, Dec.	RHQ, I, K, L, M,A, B, E, F, G, H, Supply & MG Co's. C, D	Ft. Jay, New York Ft. Hamilton, New York Port Newark Terminal, New Jersey
1922, May.	22nd Inf.	Ft McPherson, Georgia asgn 4ID Mar 23
1927, Jun.	1/22 Inf. 2/22 Inf. 3/22 Inf.	Inactivated at Ft McPherson, Georgia Ft. McPherson, Georgia Ft. McPherson, Georgia
1934	RHQ, 1/22 2/22 3/22	Ft. McPherson, Georgia Inactive Ft. McPherson, Georgia Ft. Oglethorpe, Georgia
1935	RHQ, 3/22 2/22	Ft. McClellan, Alabama Ft. McPherson, Georgia
1937	RHQ, 3/22 2/22, Band	Ft. McClellan, Alabama Ft. McPherson, Georgia
In 1938 new TO&E for Rgt: RHQ, Anti Tank Co, 3 Bns, each with 3 Rifle Co's. (1st -A, B, C, -2nd - E, F, G, 3rd - I, K, L) 1 Heavy Weapons Co. (D, H, M) and H.H.C.
1940, Jun.	1/22 Inf. 2/22, 3/22 Inf.	Activated at Ft McClellan, Al. Ft. McClellan, Alabama
1941, Feb.	22nd Inf.	Ft. Benning, Georgia Camp Gordon, Georgia (Dec 41 )
1943, Apr.	22nd Inf.	Ft. Dix, New Jersey Camp Gordon Johnston, Florida (Sep 43) Ft. Jackson, South Carolina (Dec43)
In 1943 new TO&E for Rgt. RHQ, AT Co. (57mm AT guns), Service Co., Cannon Co. (105mm Howitzers), 3 Bns, each with of 3 Rifle Co's. (3 Rifle Platoons and 1 heavy weapons Platoon),1 Heavy Weapons Co. (2 MG Platoons and 1- 81 mm Mortar Platoon) and Headquarters & Headquarters Co
1944	22nd Inf. (4ID)	England, (29 Jan 44) France, (6 Jun 44) Belgium, (6 Sep 44) Germany, ( 11 Sep 44) Luxembourg, ( 12 Dec 44)
1945	22nd Inf. (4ID)	Belgium, (28 Jan) Germany, (7 Feb)
1945, Jul.	22nd Inf. (4ID)	Camp Butner, Wilkin, North Carolina
1946, Mar.	22nd Inf. (4ID)	Inactivated 1 Mar., 46 Camp Butner, North Carolina
	22nd Inf.	INACTIVE
1947, Jul.	22nd Inf. (4ID)	Activated 15 Jul., 47 Ft Ord, California
1950, Jan.	22nd Inf. (4ID)	Ft. Benning, Georgia
1951, Jan.	22nd Inf. (4ID)	Schweinfurt, FRG
1952, Jan.	22nd Inf. (4ID)	Giessen, FRG
1953, Feb.	22d Inf. (4ID)	Ayers Kaserne, Kirchgoens, FRG
1956, Jun	22nd Inf. (4ID)	Ft Lewis, Washington
22nd initially reorganized as ROCID Battle Group with Headquarters, Headquarters and Service Co, 4.2 mortar battery, and 4 rifle companies (A, B, C, D) each with 4 rifle platoons and a heavy weapons platoon. With this reorganization, Infantry Regiments eliminated from force structure as tactical units.
1957, Apr.	1st BG. 22nd Inf. 2/22 Inf. (4ID) 3/22 Inf. (4ID)	Ft. Lewis, Wash, Reorg. under CARS Apr 57 Inactivated Ft. Lewis, Wash Inactivated Ft Lewis, Wash
1st BG. 22nd Inf. now organized with Headquarters, Combat Support Company (Scout, 4.2 Mortar, Anti-Tank, Air Defense, Radar Plts), and 5 rifle companies (A, B, C, D, E) each with 3 rifle and 1 weapons platoon.
1959, Jun.	1st BG. 22nd Inf. (4ID) 3d.BG. 22nd Inf. (96ID) USAR	Ft. Lewis, Wash Boise, Idaho
1963, Oct.	1-22 (4ID) 2-22 (4ID) 3d.BG. 22nd Inf. (96ID) USAR	Ft. Lewis, Wash activated Ft Lewis Wash inactivated and relieved from USAR (Mar 63)
Battle Groups eliminated, Battalions become the basic tactical and administrative unit of the infantry. 1-22 and 2-22 reorganized with a Headquarters Company (Scout, 4. 2 Mortar, Anti Tank, Air Defense, Radar plts) and 3 rifle companies (A, B, C) each with 3 rifle and 1 weapons platoon.
1964, Feb.	1-22 (4ID) 2-22 (4ID)	Ft. Lewis, Wash, Reorg under ROAD 64 Ft. Lewis, Wash
1965, Nov.	1-22 (4ID) 2-22 (4ID) 3-22 (4ID)	Ft. Lewis, Wash Ft. Lewis, Wash Activated Ft. Lewis, Wash
1966, Jul Oct Nov Oct Nov	1-22 (4ID) 2-22 (4ID) 2-22 (4ID) 3-22 (4ID) 3-22 (4ID)	Pleiku, RVN Bear Cat, RVN Dau Tieng, RVN Bear Cat, RVN Dau Tieng, RVN
1967, Feb	1-22 (4ID) 2-22 (4ID) 3-22 (4ID)	Pleiku, RVN Ban Me Thout, RVN {Asgn 25ID Aug 67) Ban Me Thout, RVN (Asgn 25ID Aug 67)
1 -22 and 3-22 reorganized as follows: Headquarters Co, Combat Support Co (CSC) (Scout, 4. 2 Mortar, Anti-Tank, Air Defense, Radar Plts), 4 Rifle Companies (A,B,C,D) each with 3 rifle and 1 weapons platoon. 2-22 (Mech) organized with Headquarters Co, Service and Support Company (Scout, 4.2 Mortar Plts) and 3 Rifle Companies (A, B, C) each with 3 rifle and 1 weapons platoon.
1968, Feb.	1-22 (4ID) 2-22 (25ID) 3-22 (25ID)	Pleiku, RVN Dau Tieng, RVN Dau Tieng, RVN
1969, Apr.	1-22 (4ID) 2-22 (25ID) 3-22 (25ID)	Pleiku, RVN Dau Tieng, RVN Tay Ninh, RVN
1970, Feb.	1-22 (4ID) 2-22 (25ID) 3-22 (25ID)	Pleiku, RVN Dau Tieng, RVN (Dprt RVN Dec 70 to Hawa�) (Asgn 4ID Dec 70) Tay Ninh, RVN
1971, Feb.	1-22 (4ID) 2-22 (4ID) 3-22 (25ID)	Tuy Hoa, RVN Hawaii (Arr Ft Carson ) Dau Tieng, RVN (Dprt RVN Apr 71, Inactivated - Ft Lewis Apr 71 )
Infantry Battalion Organization: Headquarters Co, Combat Support Company (CSC) (Scout, 4.2 Mortar, Air Defense, Anti-Tank Plts), 3 Rifle Companies (A, B, C) each with 3 rifle and 1 81mm mortar platoon..
1972, Feb.	1-22 (4ID) 2-22 (4ID)	Ft. Carson, Co Ft. Carson, Co Inactivated Sept 72
1976, Sep.	1-22 (4ID) 2-22 (4ID)	Ft. Carson, Co Activated Ft. Carson Co, Asgn Wiesbaden FRG
Mechanized Infanty Battalion Organization: Headquarters Headquarters Co with Heavy Weapons (Scout, 4.2 Mortar), Anti Tank Company (E), 4 Rifle Companies (A, B, C, D) each with 3 rifle, an 81mm mortar platoon and a heavy anti-tank section..
1984	1-22 (4ID) 2-22 (4ID)	Inactivated Aug 84 Ft. Carson Co Inactivated Jul 84 Weisbaden, FRG (4th Bde. of 4ID stationed in Germany)
	22nd Inf	INACTIVE
Light Infantry Battalion Organization Headquarters Co. with Heavy Weapons (Scout, 81 mm Mortar, AT Plts), 3 Rifle Companies (A, B, C) each with 3 rifle platoons, a 60mm mortar section and an medium anti-tank section.
1986	1-22 10th Mtn Div (L) 2-2210th Mtn Div (L) 3-22 (25ID) (L) 4-22 (25ID) (L)	Activated May 86 Ft. Drum New York Activated Sept 86 Ft. Drum New York Activated Jul. 86 Schofield Bks, Hawaii Activated Nov. 86 Schofield Bks, Hawaii
1991	2-22 10th Mtn Div(L)	Sinai Desert Peacekeeping Force
1993	1-22 10th Mtn Div (L) 2-22 10th Mtn Div(L)	Restore Hope, Somalia Restore Hope, Somalia
1994 , Sep.	1-22 10th Mtn Div(L) 2-22 10th Mtn Div (L) 4-22 (25ID) (L)	The Battalion was again called to action in September 1994 when the 10^th Mountain Division deployed to Haiti during Operation Restore Democracy. The 2^nd Battalion, 22^nd Infantry led the 10^th Mountain Division into Haiti as the first unit to conduct operations on Haitian soil with air assault off of the aircraft carrier USS Eisenhower.
1995	1-22 10th Mtn Div (L) 2-22 10th Mtn Div (L) 3-22 (25ID) (L) 4-22 (25ID) (L)	Ft. Drum, New York Ft. Drum, New York Inactivated Aug. 95, Schofield Bks, Hawaii Inactivated Jul. 95, Schofield Bks, Hawaii
1996	1-22 (4ID) (M) 2-22 10th Mtn Div	Assigned 4ID Feb. 96, Ft Hood, Texas Ft Drum, New York
1997,Oct. 1998, Jul.	C/2-22 A/2-22 10th Mtn Div	Bosnia (SFOR)
1997 to 2001	1-22 (4ID)	Lead element, along with 1-66 AR, 3-66 AR, 4-42 FA, and 4 SB as the experimental brigade testing Force XXI concepts at Fort Hood, TX and occasionally at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, CA. October 2001 - Force XXI was officially ended and 1-22 IN and 1BCT became the most lethal and technologically advanced unit in the Army, ready for deployment anywhere in the world - they continued to be located at Fort Hood, TX.
1999-2002	2-22 10th Mtn	In support of the NATO efforts to rebuild the war-torn region of Bosnia-Herzegovina, the Battalion deployed twice between 1999 and 2002. The Battalion provided units to the Multi-National Division North sector of Bosnia as the Quick Reaction Force providing security to a very destabilized region. Operations included protection of mass grave sites as well as inspection and monitoring of military weapons storage sited to ensure compliance with cease-fire agreements.
Apr02	1/22 4ID	April 2002 - Task Force Regulars, commanded by MAJ Brian Reed, S-3 of 1-22 IN, and led by B/1-22 IN with elements from all units of the battalion, deployed to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba to provide security to the newly established detention center for prisoners in the Global War on Terror. They returned to Fort Hood in late summer of 2002. Remainder of the battalion continued to train at Fort Hood, TX.
		1944 Don't understand Germany "York" (11 Sep 44) 1993 1-2210th Mtn Div (L) . . . . . needs space between 1-22 and 10th Mtn Div (L) Aug 05 Jul 06 2-22 . . . . . 3rd line . . . . remove 2 after Battalion
Jan03 Apr03 Apr03 Mar04	1/22 4ID	January 2003 - Alerted for deployment through Turkey to attack into northern Iraq. Equipment was en route to Turkey by early February but political problems caused a redirection of the effort and 1-22 Soldiers remained at Fort Hood, TX until they were finally deployed to Kuwait in late March 2003 and attacked into Iraq's Sunni Triangle in mid April 2003. April 2003 to March 2004 - Operation Iraqi Freedom I - operating out of Tikrit, Iraq with elements in Bayji, Mosul, and other areas surrounding Tikrit. Returned to Fort Hood, TX in March 2004.
Aug03 May04	2/22 10th Mtn	In support of the Global war on Terrorism the, 2^nd Battalion deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. From August, 2003 through May, 2004, the Battalion distinguished itself participating in a variety of missions throughout the entire country, including vehicle checkpoints, cordon and searches, air assaults and search and attacks.
Mar04 Dec05	1/22 4ID	Fort Hood, TX - reorganizing into new modular Combined Arms Battalion and preparing to deploy back to Iraq. New Combined Arms Battalion organization consisted of two mechanized Infantry companies (Alpha and Bravo), two armor companies (Charlie and Delta), one Engineer company (Echo) with support from 4 SB and 4-42 FA. Charlie Company of 1-22 IN moved to become A/1-66 AR under the new CAB concept and became one of two Infantry companies in 1-66 AR.

Mar04 Dec05	1/22 4ID	Fort Hood, TX - reorganizing into new modular Combined Arms Battalion and preparing to deploy back to Iraq. New Combined Arms Battalion organization consisted of two mechanized Infantry companies (Alpha and Bravo), two armor companies (Charlie and Delta), one Engineer company (Echo) with support from 4 SB and 4-42 FA. Charlie Company of 1-22 IN moved to become A/1-66 AR under the new CAB concept and became one of two Infantry companies in 1-66 AR.
Aug05 Jul06	2/22 10th Mtn Div	Most recently, 2^nd Battalion deployed to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. From August, 2005 through July, 2006, 2^nd Battalion was responsible for maintaining stability in the contentious Abu Ghraib District of Western Baghdad. The Battalion conducted numerous air assault operations, cache search/ exploitations, raids, tactical checkpoints, trained the Iraqi Security Forces, and conducted numerous humanitarian relief operations which effectively disrupted Anti-Iraq Forces in Baghdad
Jan06 Dec06	1/22 4ID	Baghdad, Iraq - worked under command of a brigade of 101st Airborne Division which operated under command of 4ID (over 32,000 American and coalition troops were under the operational control of 4ID - operating as Multi-National Division - Baghdad). Of note - 1-22 IN did a Transfer of Authority with 2-22 IN in the Abu Ghraib area of Baghdad on 30 June 2006 - the first time 1-22 and 2-22 had operated together in combat since WWII.
Aug06 Aug07	2/22 10th Mtn	Preparing to redeploy to Iraq
Dec06 Dec07	1/22 4ID	Fort Hood, TX - preparing to redeploy to Iraq for their third deployment of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Sep07	2/22 10th Mtn	Kirkuq, Iraq - to present