Miscellaneous photos of 1st Battalion 22nd Infantry Vietnam

Members of Company C are adorned with garlands of flowers by the South Vietnamese,
as they land in Vietnam August 1966

Firebase LZ Regulars

Operation Sam Houston 1967

Photo from Stars and Stripes

1st Battalion Regulars at a Montagnard village

Photo courtesy of Greg Brauer

Catholic chaplain at 1/22 Infantry firebase
Front row, left to right:
Unknown, Sal Sanchez (TX), Wayne Kancler (IL), Unknown,
Dave Starr (NJ), Artie Sonnaben (NJ)

All are members of Company C, 2nd Platoon

Photo courtesy of Greg Brauer
Identifications from Sal Sanchez

Catholic chaplain celebrates Mass at 1/22 Infantry firebase

Photo courtesy of Greg Brauer

Catholic chaplain at 1/22 Infantry firebase
Sal Sanchez on the right, Wayne Kancler on the left

Photo courtesy of Greg Brauer
Identifications from Sal Sanchez

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Anyone who can identify the firebase in the above photos is asked to contact the 1/22 Webmaster at:

webmaster@1-22infantry.org

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Photo from the "Ivy Leaf" edition of July 14, 1968

4th Infantry Division Staff circa 1968-69

Sitting, third from left is LTC William M. Stevenson, G1
(LTC Stevenson was Commander of 1/22 Infantry Jan 69-Sep 69)

Standing, back row, third from left is LT Monte Pickens, Aide to ADC-A
(LT Pickens was Platoon Leader of 2nd Platoon, B Co 1/22 Infantry Nov 68-May 69)

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More miscellaneous photos of 1/22 in Vietnam

The following photos were sent in by a former Regular who wishes to remain anonymous.
No details or time frame was given.

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Background insignia left to right are:

4th Infantry Division-----I Field Force Vietnam----Military Assistance Command Vietnam----US Army Vietnam-----4th Infantry Division

During its long service in the Republic of Vietnam, the 1st Battalion 22nd Infantry was directly assigned to each of these major commands. Thus the Regulars of the 1st Battalion wore each of these insignia on their shoulder sleeves, depending upon the time frame in which they served.