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3d Antitank Battalion
3d Marine Division  (Rein), FMF
c/o FPO San Francisco, California 96601
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From:          Commanding Officer
To:              Commanding General, 3d MarDiv  (Rein), FMF

Subj:           Command Chronology, January 1966, submission of

Ref:            (a)  MCO 5750.2
                      (b)  DivO 5750.1

Encl:           (1)   Journals
                      (2)   SITREP'S
                      (3)   Company Operational Summaries, Period of 1-31 January 1966.

1.   In compliance with references  (a)  and  (b)  the Command Chronology
and enclosures  (1)  through  (4)  are submitted.


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PART I

1.          Reporting Unit - 3d Antitank Battalion  (Rein)

2.          Period covered - 1-31 Jan66

3.          Date of submission - 10 Feb66

4.          Commanding Officer - 1-31 Jan66
                                                               Lieutenant Colonel BRUCE A. HEFLIN

5.          Command Post - Republic of South Vietnam  (AT987711)  Map SVN
                                                   Series L701, Sheet No. 6659 III and 6658 IV.




















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1.    Operational data, including attachments

          a.          Designation/Location

                       (1)  3d Antitank Bn.  (Rein)  (Command Group)                    (DaNang TAOR)
                               
                                (a)  Headquarters and Service Co  (-)                                (DaNang TAOR)
                                (b)  "A" Co  (-)  (Rein)                                                               (DaNang TAOR)
                                         2nd Plt "A" Co 1st ATBn                                               (Hue Phu Bai TAOR)
                                (c)  "B" Co  (-)  (Rein)                                                               (Chu Lai TAOR)
                                (d)  "C" Co  (Rein)                                                                       (DaNang TAOR)
                                (e)  "C" Co  (Rein) 1st ATBn                                               (Chu Lai TAOR)

          b.          Period covered by report:  1-31 Jan66

          c.          Name/Rank of Commanding Officer and Staff, or principle subordinates
including T/O billet assignment.

BATTALION HEADQUARTERS

Commanding Officer                                                                                          LtCol. B. H. HEFLIN
Executive Officer                                                                                               Maj. O. R. EDMONDSON
S-1/Adj                                                                                                                        2ndLt. G. DOHSE
S-2 Officer                                                                                                               Capt. F. FIRING
                                                                                                                                      1-10 Jan66
                                                                                                                                      Maj. O. R. EDMONDSON
                                                                                                                                      11-15 Jan66
                                                                                                                                      Capt. R. F. LANPHIER
                                                                                                                                      16-31 Jan66
S-3 Officer                                                                                                               Capt F. FIRING
                                                                                                                                      1-10 Jan66
                                                                                                                                      Maj O. R. EDMONDSON
                                                                                                                                      11-15 Jan66
                                                                                                                                      Capt. F. FIRING
                                                                                                                                      16-31 Jan66
S-3A Officer                                                                                                          Unassigned
Liaison Officer                                                                                                      Unassigned
S-4 Officer                                                                                                               Capt. S. R. STEWART
Supply Officer                                                                                                       1stLt. A. ANDAZOLA
Motor Transport Officer                                                                                 1stLt. D. L. TAYLOR
Ordnance/Maintenance Officer                                                                 1stLt. B. M. MATHEWS
Communications Officer                                                                                  MSgt. J. S. KRAJEWSKI
Medical Officer                                                                                                     CPO G. K. LAW

Headquarters and Service Co  (-)

Commandant                                                                                                         1stLt. J. T. MATHEWS

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Company "A" (-)  (Rein)

Commanding Officer                                                                                          Capt. K. E. SHARFF
Executive Officer                                                                                               Unassigned
1st Plt Commander                                                                                             2ndLt. P. F. MC ALEER
1st Plt Co "A", 1st ATBn                                                                             2ndLt. D. C. RUMSEY, III
2nd Plt Co "A", 1st ATBn                                                                            1stLt. D. J. NOONAN

Company "B" (-)  (Rein)

Commanding Officer                                                                                          1stLt. M. H. CHANG
Executive Officer                                                                                               Unassigned
1st Plt Commander                                                                                             SSgt. S. E. STEWART
2nd Plt Commander                                                                                            1stLt. W. J. MAHER JR

Company "C" (Rein)

Commanding Officer                                                                                          1stLt. A. G. ANDERSON II
                                                                                                                                       1-10 Jan66
                                                                                                                                       Capt. F. FIRING
                                                                                                                                       11-31 Jan66
Executive Officer                                                                                                Unassigned
1st Plt Commander                                                                                              SSgt. R. R. ABRAMOWICZ
2nd Plt Commander                                                                                             1stLt. M. M. WOOD
3d Plt Commander                                                                                               Sgt. L. D. WERRE
                                                                                                                                        1-5 Jan66
                                                                                                                                        2ndLt. D. K. CASWELL
                                                                                                                                        6-31 Jan66
3d Plt Commander, Co "B"                                                                           1stLt. J. J. MC COY

Company "C"  (Rein)  1st ATBn

Commanding Officer                                                                                           Capt. W. F. SNYDER
Executive Officer                                                                                                Unassigned
1st Plt Commander                                                                                              1stLt. H. T. SCHMIT
2nd Plt Commander                                                                                             1stLt. H. J. CONNOLLY
3d Plt Commander                                                                                               SSgt. E. DAVIS

          d.   Average Monthly Strength during the period.

                    (1)   3d Antitank Battalion  (-)  (Rein) Officers-21          Enlisted-463
                              (a)  Headquarters and Service Company     9                              145
                              (b)  Company "A"                                                      3                                70
                              (c)  Company "B"                                                      2                                 67
                              (d)  Company "C"                                                      4                                 96
                              (e)  Company "D"                                                      3                                 85



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2.     Sequential listing of significant events.

          a.   Personal   During the month there were two promotions to
Staff Sergeant, one to Sergeant, eight to Corporal and one to Private
First Class.   One man was recommended for the Bronze Star, one man
was recommended for a Navy Commendation Medal and eight men were
awarded a meritorious mast.   The Battalion sent 58 men on R&R.
Two men were medically evacuated for non-battle reasons and three men
were granted emergency leave to CONUS.   There were two KIA, two WIA
and four WIANE.    There were eleven Article 15 punishments awarded, one
Summary Court-martial and one General Court-martial is pending.   During
the month one Officer, thirty-four enlisted and one Corpsmen were rotated
to CONUS.   Three Officers, twenty enlisted and two Corpsmen were
joined as replacements.

          b.  Administration  All companies were on Company Administration
during this period.   Two companies employ the addressograph PAS system
and three companies are still on the old system.

          c.  Intelligence.   During the reporting period information concerning
the enemy and terrain was received from III MAF, 3d Marine Division,
9th Marines and Hoa Vang District Headquarters.   On the 14th of
January the Vietnamese interpreter went into the Village of YEN BAC  (1)
(AT985701) and he had not been seen or heard of since that time.
          On 30 Jan66 L/Cpl. VERDLE reported into the Battalion to assume the
duties as the S-2 clerk, relieving the present S-2 clerk, Cpl. WAPOLE,
of his present duties.

          d.  Training   Training within the Battalion was conducted on the
company level.   On 25 Jan66 Marines from H&S, "A" and "C" Co attended
the 3d Engineer Bn's school on "Land Mine Warfare, VC Mines and Booby
Traps and Demolition Training".   H&S Co conducted lecture and demostration
type training in addition to OJT.   The various sections conducted
classes in their particular fields, i.e. Motor Transport Plt. held
classes on "Vehicle Abuse" and 'Motor Transport field expedients",
the CommO conducted classes on "Radio Procedures", "Operation of the
AN/PSR-1" etc.   The M-72 LAAW was introduced into the H&S Co weapon
inventory.   Indoctrination school was held and a FIREX conducted,
ninety LAAW's were fired at the Hoa Cam Training Center.   The gun
companies held fam. firing of the M-14, M-60, M1919A4, the .45 cal
pistol and the M3A1 submachine gun.   FIREX's were conducted on the plt.
level using both the HEAT and HEP-T 106mm rounds, in conjunction with
the .50 cal spotting rifle.   Direct and Indirect firing techniques
were use.   Special classes on combat driving of the ONTOS, map reading
and information programs on the Code of Conduct, Servicemen's Group
Life Insurance (SGLI), and Conduct while on liberty in RVN were also
conducted.


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          e.     Operations  On 1 January 1966 the Battalion was deployed
as follow:

                    (1)  3d Antitank Bn  (-)  (Rein) is in general support of the
3d Marine Division.

                              (a)  H&S Co  (-)  (Bn CP)  located DaNang TAOR  (AST987711).

                              (b)  Company "A"  (-)  (Rein)  in direct support of the 3d
                                                                                             Marine Regiment.
                                    1st Platoon Co "A"            in direct support of the 1st
                                                                                             Battalion, 1st Marines.
                                    1st Platoon Co "A" 1st ATBn  in direct support of the
                                                                                             1st Battalion, 3d Marines.
                                    2nd Platoon Co "A" 1st ATBn attached to the 2nd Battalion,
                                                                                             1st Marines.

                              (c)  Company "B"  (-)  (Rein)  attached to the 4th Marine
                                                                                             Regiment.
                                    1st Platoon Co. "B"           in direct support of the 1st
                                                                                             Battalion, 4th Marines.
                                    2nd Platoon Co. "B"        in direct support of the 2nd
                                                                                             Battalion, 4th Marines.

                              (d)  Company "C"  (Rein)     in direct support of the 9th Marine
                                                                                             Regiment.
                                    1st Platoon Co.  "C"          in direct support of the 2nd Bn.,
                                                                                             9th Marines.
                                    2nd Platoon Co.  "C"      in direct support of the 1st Bn.,
                                                                                             9th Marines.
                                    3d Platoon Co.  "C"        in direct support of the 9th Marines.
                                   
                                    3d Platoon Co.  "B"        in direct support of the 3d Bn.,
                                                                                            3d Marines.

                              (e)  Company "C"  (Rein  1st Antitank Bn.   attached to the 7th
                                                                                            Marines.
                                     1st Platoon Co.  "C"      in direct support of the 1st Battalion,
                                                                                            7th Marines.
                                     2nd Platoon Co.  "C"     in direct support of the 2nd Battalion,
                                                                                            7th Marines.
                                     3d Platoon Co, "C"          in direct support of the 3d Battalion,
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                              (2)  DaNang Enclave

                                        (a)  H&S Co  (-)  During the reporting period the rebuilding
program on camp security was accelerated.   Two bunkers were completely
rebuilt and the communications bunker was completed.   A Command Bunker
was started and over 2/3 completed.   A vigorous program of patrolling our
assigned patrol area was conducted.   In the month of January, two
reinforced squad, ten squad, and 12 fire team sized patrols worked the
area.   Three fire team sized night ambushes were conducted in selected
sites within our patrol area of reponsibiltiy.   All patrols resulted in
negative reports, except on 2 Jan66 when one Vietnamese female was
detained due to lack of adequate indentification.   She was subsequently
released when identified at the Hoa Cam Training Center.   On 21 Jan66 a
special security patrol was employed when the Bn. Civic Action Team
visited all homes within the Bn. area to give individual gifts for TET.
On 29 Jan66 the Bn's. reaction platoon was committed in defense of the
Marble Mountain complex.   Key member of the Bn. reaction platoon attended
the 3d Engineer Bn's. course "C" class on "Land Mine Warfare, VC Mine
aan Booby Traps and Demoliton Training".   A FIREX utilizing the M-72
LAAW was conducted by the reaction platoon at the Hoa Cam Training
Center.   On 7 Jan66 the Bn. was visited  by Gen. W. M. GREENE, Jr., MajGen.
L. W. WALT and party.   On 20 Jan66 Mr. Charlton HESTON visited the Bn. CP
area.   On 7 and 21 Jan66 two Red Cross girls visited the Bn. Enlisted
Men's club and conducted audience participation games.

                                        (b)  Compan "A"  (-)  Rein)   Continued in direct support of
the 3d Marine Regiment.   The 1st Plt in direct support of the 1st Bn.
1st Marines, maintained their defensive posture providing one ONTOS to
Co "B" CP  (AT921692) and one ONTOS to the Bn. CP for security.   The
heavy section maintained it's state of readiness as part of the reaction
force.   The 1st Plt Co "A" 1st AT Bn. in direct support of the 1st Bn.
3d Marines, with a light section positioned at Co "D" CP and the heavy
section at the 1st Bn. 3d Marines CP.   On 9 Jan66 a light section escorted
an engineer road reconnaissance patrol west along highway #14 to  (AT803846)
with no major problems encountered.   On the 29th and 30th of January
a reconnaissance was conducted in the western areas of responsibiltiy
to determine suitable firing positions for long range direct fire support.

                                        (c)   Company "C"  (Rein)  continued in direct support of the
9th Marine Regiment.   The 1st Plt  remained in direct support of the
2nd Bn. 9th Marines.    On 4 Jan66 one section was dispatched to reinforce
a patrol receiving heavy small arms fire.   A total of 250 .30 Cal machine
gun rounds were fired resulting in one VC KIA  (Possible).   The platoon
moved to hill 55  (AT971620)  on 15 Jan66 where they emplaced and fired
for registration.   Escort was provided on 17 Jan66 for a sweep of Chau
Son (3)  (AT950606)  and Chau Son  (2)  (AT945605).   The platoon supported
a sweep of Bo Mung  (BT027649) directing 250 rounds of .30 Cal machine gun
fire at suspected VC positions with unconfirmed results.   On 29 Jan66
the platoon reinforced by the 3d platoon supported operation WAR BONNET II.

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The 2nd Plt remained in direct support of the 1st Bn. 9th Marines.   The
platoon participated in operation WAR BONNET from 2 to 4 January
providing security for the armored column.   The platoon also participated
in company sized sweeps with negative results.   The 3d Plt in direct
support of the 9th Marines reinforced the 2nd platoon in operation WAR
BONNET on 3 and 4 January.   A section on 10 Jan66 provided security for
a downed helicopter.   On 18 Jan66 one section was attached to the 3d
plt Co "B" and displaced to Ha Dong  (AT988642).   During the night
small arms fire was received and returned.   The section expended 1000
rounds of .30 cal machine gun fire and 400 .50 cal spotting rifle rounds.
On 19 Jan66 the section displaced to hill 55  (AT971620) and set up
defensive positions.   On 31 Jan66 a section fired six rounds of 106mm
to support a squad receiving small arms fire, with unconfirmed results.
The 3d Plt Co "B" remained in direct support of the 3d Bn, 3d Marines.
On 6 Jan66 the platoon's M-37 detonated a land mine resulting in one
USMC KIA and two USMC WIA.   The platoon supported a sweep of Phu Son
(AT9464)  and  (AT9465).   The platoon's M-37 detonated a land mine on 25
Jan66 resulting in three USMC WIA.

                               (3)   Chu Lai Enclave

                                        (a)  Company "B"  (-)  (Rein)  Attached to the 4th Marine
Regiment until the 20th of January, when the 1st Marine Regiment assumed
control.   With the 2nd Bn. 4th Marines participating in Operation
DOUBLE EAGLE the company realigned the platoon defensive positions
to insure maximum coverage, by fire, of proable avenues of approach
and key terrain features.  The 1st Plt in direct support of the 1st Bn
4th Marines maintained defensive positions along theMLR.   On 18 Jan66
the platoon conducted a direct fire H&I mission on an island at GS  (BT5214)
expending 90 rounds of 106mm.   The 2nd Plt in direct support of the
2nd Bn 4th Marines maintained defensive positions along the MLR.  On 2
Jan66 the platoon provided escort for Co "G" and "E" and a light section
provided escort for Co "G" on 11 Jan66 expending 83 rounds of 106mm.
On 16 Jan66 a heavy section supported Co "G" at  (BT513059) in an
attach of VC.   On the 26th of Jan66 the platoon came under the control
of the 1st Bn 4th Marines.

                                        (b)  Company "C"  (Rein)  1st ATBn.   remained attached to
the 7th Marine Regiment.  The 1st Plt in direct support of the 1st Bn
7th Marines continued to man defensive positions along the MLR.  ONTOS/
Infantry patrols were conducted almost daily behind the MLR.  The 2nd Plt
in direct support of the 2nd Bn 7th Marines continued to man defensive
positions along the MLR.  On 15 Jan66 the heavy section escorted a
convoy to  (BS562894) southwest of BINH SON, where they assumed a
defensive posture until the 18th of Jan66 when they escorted the convoy's
return to Chu Lai.  The 3d Plt in direct support of the 3d Bn 7th Marines
continued to man defensive positions along the MLR.  On 24 Jan66 a light
section escorted a convoy from Chu Lai to the military compound at
QUANG NGAI and returned the same day.
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                              (4)   Hue Phu Bai TAOR

                                        (a)  2nd Platoon Co. "A" 1st ATBn.  in direct support of
the 2nd Battalion, 1st Marines participated in three operations.   On
the 4th of January a heavy section assisted in a reinforced company
size sweep.   Two rounds of 106mm HEP-T were directed at sniper fire
coming from two huts.   Targets destroyed, VC casualties unknown.   A
heavy section participated in operation LONG KNIFE with the mission of p
providing covering fire.   A total of two rounds of 106mm HEP-T were expended.
On the 24th of January a heavy section again participated in a sweep
operation firing 11 rounds of 106mm.

          f.   Communications and Electronics  During the month of January the
Communications platoon provided the normal C.P. Communications functions
in the operation of telephone, radio, and msg center services.
          To improve the telephone system and the appearance of the C.P., all
new wire lines were installed replacing the origina lines to conform
with the improvements made in the camp in the previous months.
          The construction of the Communications Bunker was completed on 13
January and the Battalion Radio Central and Switchboard were relocated
in this bunker and became operational on 17 January.
          The wire section installed four Seismometers in Yen Bac sub hamlet
#5 adjacent to our perimeter to enhance security of the C.P.

          g.   Logistics   During the month of January it became evident that a
serious problem was developing due to lack of track sections.
All requistions were updated and an additional requistion was forwarded
for 300 sections.   Permission was granted by the Division Comptrollers
office for the high cost requistion.
          Permission received from CMC to relocate temperature and pressure
warning light on the Ontos due to combat hazard to crew during hours of
darkness.
          Dispatched contact team to Hue Phu Bai to perform quarterly PM's.
During January there were14 Ontos deadlined and 13 returned to service.
An additional mount-out Ontos was drawn from FLSG to bring our mount-
out pool to the authorized level of three.
          In the Motor Transport Field, the Battalion lost two M-37's due to
mines.  Both vehicles were coded "X" and replacements were received the
following day.  There were 53 Work Orders opened and 53 Work Orders completed.
A total of 821 vehicles were dispatched with 10,287 total mileage.
          In the Supply field, there were 472 requisitions submitted and 329
requisitions filled.  Major items of equipment received during the month
were two stock-room trailers and one fire-fighting trailer;  these were
a special division allowance.  Two M-37 trucks were received to replace,
on a direct exchange basis, the two which sustained mine damage.   One
Ontos was received to replace the one damaged during the previous month.
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          h.  Civic Action  The Battalion Civic Action Team was very active
throughout the month of January.   The team medically treated 273 adults
and 597 childre, in which 1,147 treatments were administered.   Of the total
treatments on was dental in nature.   Over half the treatments fell
into the "Upper Respiratory Infection" and "Diseases of the Skin" category.
During the month 80,988 Piasters were contributed to the Vietnamese
economy in payment for laundry service rendered.   The hamlet of Yen Bac
(AT985708) received approximately 20,832 pounds of garbage from the
Battalion Mess Hall for their pigs.
During the week of 1 January the Battalion Civic Action team visited the
hamlet of Yen Bac once.  Medical assistance was given and several sign's
were posted along the Battalion defense perimeter stating 'Military
Area.  Be careful not to approach the fence.  If you don't obey, you will
be shot!".
During the week of 2-8 January the Battalion made three visits to the
hamlet of Yen Bac and two visits to the An Hai Primary School  (BT048769).
Medical assistance was rendered on each visit.  A C.P. tent in which to
hold sick call at the hamlet of Yen Bac was erected in a location more
suitable for the villagers and the Battalion.
During the week of 9-15 January the hamlet of Yen Bac was visited five
times.   The An Hai Primary School was visited once.   A population census of
the hamlet of Yen Bac revealed that the hamlet consists of 52 families,
totalling 267 inhabitants.  Sanitation and hygiene lectures were givenon
four different occasions to the farmers of Yen Bac hamlet.
During the week of 16-22 January the hamlet of Yen Bac was visited six times
Medical assistance was administered on each occasion.  A member of the
Battalion Civic Action team sharpened tools and implements for the
farmers of Yen Bac.  The Battalion Commander accepted an invitation from
the hamlet chief of Yen Bac to be the first visitor at his home on the
first morning of TET.   Three hundred pounds of toys and gifts, along
with 137 envelopes, each containing a 5 Piaster note were given to the
children.  Members of the Battalion Civic Action team accompanied the
men of the hamlet of Yen Bac  on traditional TET fishing party.
During the week of 23-29 January the hamlet of Yen Bac was visited five
times and medical assistance administered on each occasion.  A two and
one-half ton truck load of scrap lumber from camp cantonment was given
to the hamlet for their use.  Construction was started on a head near te
Battalion Aid Station at Yen Bac.
During the week of 30-31 January the hamlet of Yen Bac was visited once.
Medical assistance was given.  Fourteen house number signs were made
for Yen Bac hamlet 5 and placed on the homes to aid friendly
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SECTION XII
COMMAND CHRONOLOGY
1-31 January 1966
CoB, 3dATBn  (Rein)

1.     Administration

          a.  No administrative problems were encountered during the reporting
period.  All Records of Emergency Data and Serviceman's Group Life
Insurance documents were reviewed and brought up to date.

2.    Tactical

          a.  The only tactical problem encountered involved Ontos track sections.
Track sections are critical items and have been on requisition since July,
1965.   They are reportedly aboard shipping to Vietnam and should arrive
here in the near future.   Track sections breaking during convoy escort
missions render the Ontos ineffective as primary security and additional
time and resources are required to repair or replace broken track sections
to enable the Ontos to carry out its mission.

3.   Supply

          a.   During the reporting period there were no Priority 02 or Priority
05 requisitions submitted.   At the commencement of the reporting period
there were 10 Priority 02 and 92 Priority 05 requisitions outstanding.   Of
these, 3 Priority 02 and 27 Priority 05 requisitions were received.

Requisitions outstanding as of 1 February 1966

Month Submitted                                        # of Priority 02                              # of Priority 05
          
          May 1965                                                            0                                                            9
          Jun   1965                                                            6                                                            7
          Jul    1965                                                            1                                                        36
          Aug  1965                                                            0                                                            6
          Sep   1965                                                            0                                                            6
          Oct   1965                                                            0                                                            0
          Dec  1965                                                         0                                                     1
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