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This 327th Infantry website is a compilation of two previous websites. The former 327th Infantry Bastogne and the  1st and 2nd Battalions of the 327th Infantry Regiment, Vietnam Veterans websites have been combined into this new 327th Infantry site. Here in one site you will find the 327th history and the 327th today.

There have been substantial changes made throughout...first and foremost the site is now a fully content managed website with significant interaction between the viewers and the webmasters. There is an all new BLOG where you can write your comments about what matters to the 327th. The GUESTBOOKS have been combined into one larger guestbook. There is a NEWS section which carries RSS feeds about current articles that impact the military and a 327th NEWS section that will have articles on the changes within this website and articles that pertain directly to the 327th Infantry.

Another new addition is the section called "From the Front" which will be a compilation of trooper letters and reports both past and present, all...From the Front.

To help support this website there is the Online STORE from which you can purchase some great merchandise.

We are excited about our new website and ask for your understanding if you come across any strange looking pages. Please take a moment to write to us and let us know the page that is not right and we will quickly correct it. This is a LARGE website...over 750 pages and growing...so enjoy your visit!
Vietnam   1st Battalion

In Memory



In memory of our fallen comrades . . .The 327th Infantry Memorial was dedicated in 1988. The work was commissioned by several 327th veterans groups from World War II and Vietnam.

327th Infantry Regiment Monument

Fire Base Tomahawk



Located off Highway 1 just south of Phu Loc, FSB Tomahawk was listed as Position #6 out of 10 and strategically significant as the "central command" for the other positions. Located within the wire was a mess hall, artillery base, radar unit, helicopter pad and other heavy equipment. In addition grunts and special ops would use the fire support base between missions.


 

Stories/Poems



An on-growing collection of Stories and Poems, most of them written by our own 327th Eagles.

Do you have a story, poem or song that you have written and would like to have it posted? Send it to David J using the quick e-mail link at bottom of this page.

A Warrior's Last Steps Home



A Warrior's Last Steps Home

1/327th Infantry "Above The Rest" Vietnam



1st Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division

These pages tell the stories of the men from the 1st Battalion, the places they fought and the far away places where some of them died. There are stories from foxholes, helicopters, the jungle, the mud, the heat, and the rain. Some stories are funny, some are heartrending.
     
2nd Battalion   Bastogne

2/327th Infantry "No Slack" Vietnam



 

 

When the going gets tough and you need someone to depend on, the 101st Airborne 327th Infantry, 2nd Battalion is "Second To None".


  

327th INFANTRY - History - World War II



327th Glider Infantry Regiment WWII

327th Glider Infantry Regiment WWII

Unit History:

The 327th GIR was formed at Camp Claiborne Louisiana August 15, 1942. They arrived in the ETO on September 15, 1943 and entered combat on June 6, 1944. The men spent 214 days in combat.

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