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CONFIDENTIAL 3/ORE/bks 10 Mar66 (MARKED OUT) d. Average monthly strength during the period.
(1) 3d Antitank Battalion (-) (Rein) Officers -21 Enlisted -494 (a) Headquarters and Service Company 9 145 (b) Company "A" 3 90 (c) Company "B" 2 70 (d) Company "C" 4 99 (e) Company "C", 1st ATBn 3 90
2. Seqential listing of significant events.
a. Personnel During the month there was one promotion to Staff Sergeant and four to Private First Class. Two men were awarded Purple Hearts. The Battalion sent 56 men on R&R. Three men were medically evacuated for non-battle reasons. Six men were granted emergency leave to CONUS and one man was granted humanitarian leave. There was on WIA and one DAI. There were ten Article 15 punishment awarded, and one summary court martial. One general court martial is pending. During the month two Officers, twenty six enlisted and three Corpsman were rotated to CONUS. One Officer and sixty three enlisted were joined as replacements.
b. Administration All companies were on Company Administration during this period. All companies employed the addressograph PAS system.
c. Intelligence During the reporting period information concerning the enemy and terrain was received from III MAG, 3d Marine Division, 9th Marines and HOA VANG DISTRICT Headquarters. On 8 February a Vietnamese interpreter reported to the Battalion for duty.
d. Training During the month of February training was held primarily on company level. The Battalion sent communications, ordnance/maintenance, motor transport and administration contact teams to the various companies for on the spot instruction. In the DaNang enclave school was generally held monthly by the same special section at the Bn. C.P. with representatives of the two companies coming to the Battalion for school. The various sections within H&S company held schools within their individual fields. The motor transport section held school on "Distributors", "Test equipment", "General questions and discussion of the M-35". The CommO conducted classes on the newly issued "AN/PRC- 25" as well as on radio procedures. The S-2 conducted classes on security matters, "BLACK LANG", discussion of classified matters on the phone and security of military information. The OJT type of training was the primary method used during the month. Special classes on the "Code of Conduct", troop orientation on U. S. purposes and objectives were also held. Familiarization firing of individual weapons was accomplished. FIREX's of the ONTOS were held by two companies. One company held a CPX. Protective mask drill was held.
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