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To learn more about the lineage and honors of 141st Infantry Regiment ("First Texas"), visit the Texas Military Forces Museum Website at http://www.texasmilitaryforcesmuseum.org/36division/archives/141/141lin.htm
05/23/2022
On 22MAY2022, The Alamo Battalion conducted a change of command ceremony to say farewell to LTC Charlie Heath as the outgoing commander and welcome MAJ Robert Chamberlin as its newest commander. We thank you for your hard work and dedication LTC Heath and wish you the best on your next assignment.
“REMEMBER THE ALAMO!!!”
03/06/2021
On this day in 1836 under the command of Lieutenant Colonel William Barret Travis the Alamo falls to the Mexican forces of General Santa Anna. Approximately 200 Texian volunteers defended the fortifications against the overwhelming force of 1,500 Mexican Soldiers. For 13 days the Alamo was under siege until the final assault the morning of March 6 when Mexican Soldiers, giving no quarter, slaughtered all defenders. The loss at the Alamo would become a rallying cry for Texian forces ultimately leading to Santa Anna’s defeat one month later at the battle of San Jacinto. The actions at the Alamo are world famous and serve as a striking example of the cost brave men are willing to make for freedom in the face of tyranny.
“I am determined to sustain myself as long as possible and die like a soldier who never forgets what is due to his own honor and that of his country. VICTORY OR DEATH.”
REMEMBER THE ALAMO
02/25/2021
At the end of WWII, the 141st Infantry Regiment sponsored a football game between the 36th Infantry Division and the 29th Infantry Division. Outcome of game is unknown, but pretty sure we know our Texas Soldiers took down the boys from Virginia.
“In Spite of Hell!”
“Remember the Alamo!”
01/28/2021
Soldiers from across the 1-141 IN recently returned from a short notice mobilization to Washington D.C. in support of the 59th Presidential Inauguration to secure a peaceful transition of power for our nation. Units from the battalion were tasked with securing the entirety of the National Mall including the Washington Monument and the Lincoln, Jefferson, Vietnam, and WWII Memorials in support of the US Park Police.
REMEMBER THE ALAMO!
02/12/2020
The TF Alamo Battalion Commander, LTC Charlie Heath, passes the unit colors to the incoming Battalion Command Sergeant Major, CSM Art Ruiz, at a change of responsibility ceremony at The Alamo in January. Welcome to Alamo, CSM Ruiz! We would like to wish CSM Tom Davis all the best as he moves over to the IO Group!
See you at Yellow Ribbon, Task Force Alamo!
Welcome home Task Force Alamo! 🇨🇱
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03/26/2019
Charles "Commando" Kelly pictured here was the first member of the 36th Infantry Division to be presented the Medal of Honor.
Today we recognize The 36th Infantry Division during WWII had 12 MOH recipients in the European theater. http://texasmilitaryforcesmuseum.org//36division/mohcon.htm
Charles "Commando" Kelly pictured here was the first member of the 36th to be presented the MOH.
03/26/2019
The TF Alamo Physician Assistant, CPT Beverlin, leads a suture skills course for the EARF and Alamo medics!