Signal Aircraft Warning Regiment
Located: 1941, Fort Dix, New Jersey

Signal Aircraft Warning Regiment
Activated: 15 December 1941, Drew Field, Tampa, Florida

Aviation Battalion
Mission: Aerial Surveillance and Target Acquisition (ASTA)

Company B
Located: Mid 1960's, Fliegerhorst Kaserne, Hanau, Germany
Mission: Tracking and Plotting camera carrying drones
Equipment: two AN/MPQ-29 radars
Photos

Link: http://503rd-b-co-buddies.com/

Signal Aircraft Warning Regiment
Activated: 11 December 1941, Camp Haan, California
Relocated: Drew Field, Tampa Florida

Signal Aircraft Warning Regiment
Notes: The First Signal Aircraft Warning Company of Hawaii, was activated at Schofield Barracks, Oahu, Territory of Hawaii on 14 April 1940. Redesignated 15 February 1942 as Signal Aircraft Warning Regiment of Hawaii. On 17 April 1942, Became 515th Signal Aircraft Warning Regiment. On 1 April 1943, split into 580th Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion (Special) and the 581st Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion.

Signal Aircraft Warning Regiment
Activated: December 1939
Notes: Originally the unit left the US as the Signal Company Aircraft Warning, Panama.
Arrived: 30 May 1940, The Canal Zone
Note: Established two aircraft warning stations, one at TAboga Island, and the other at Fort Sherman. They were mostly a ground observer unit until after the war started and the first six months of 1942. There were 26 stations added.
Redesignated: 15 March 1942, as the 559th Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion (Separate)
Disbanded: 1 December 1942
Reactivated: 1 December 1942, as 516rh Signal Aircraft Warning Regiment.
Subordinate to: XXVI Fighter Command
Subordinate Units: 706th Signal Aircraft Warning Company
Equipment: SCR-270, SCR-271, SCR-588

Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion
Equipment: TPS-1D, 75 mm Skysweeper

Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion
Campaigns & Foreign Service Awards:
Rome-Arno 22 January – 9 September 1944

Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion, (Separate, Aircraft Warning, Frontier)
Activated: 15 December 1941, Fort Dix New Jersey
Note: From December 1941 to December 1942, the Battalion was an Aircraft Warning Replacement Training Center
Relocated: 23 September 1942, Drew Field, Florida
Deployed: 15 October 1943, Guadalcanal Island
Arrived: 15 November 1943, Guadalcanal
Solomon Islands (Jan. 1944)
Relocated: Units of the Battalion moved from Guadalcanal to Torokina Air Base at Bougainvillea Island of the Solomon Group. Toward the end of March 1944, units of the Battalion were dispersed over the entire length of the Solomon Group.
Notes: Unit's mission still to provide Air Warning Service for the Northern Solomons, Emiran and Green Islands.
Green Island, N. W. of Bougainvillea
Reorganized: Battalion was reorganized into five companies 10 February, 1945. Reorganization was revoked on 13 March 1945.
Zamboanga, southwest tip of Mindanao
Reorganized: 9 April 1945 into five companies
Notes: June - August 1945, Unit now has Air Warning Platoons at Zamboanga, Malabang, Samar Island, Patalon and Blanca Point, all in the Southern Philippines. Most of the Warning Posts are on or around Mindanao Island, Philippines.
Campaigns & Foreign Service Awards:
Leyte 17 October 1944 – 1 July 1945
Northern Solomons 22 February 1943 – 21 November 1944
Southern Philippines 27 February – 4 July 1945
Philippine Presidential Unit Citation 7 December 1941 – 10 May 1942 or 17 October 1944 – 4 July 1945

1st Reporting Company
Commanders:
(1st Lt., or Capt. ) Edward V. Tresham

Signal Radar Maintenance Unit
Campaigns & Foreign Service Awards:
New Guinea 24 January 1943 – 31 December 1944

Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion
Activated: 17 December 1941, McChord Field, Washington
Relocated: 12 August 1942, Drew Field, Florida
Note: Unit was part of the Western Signal Unit Training Center
Transferred: October 1944, 4th Air Force
Disbanded: 4 May 1945, Camp Pinedale, Fresno, California

Signal Radar Maintenance Unit
Campaigns & Foreign Service Awards:
New Guinea 24 January 1943 – 31 December 1944

Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion(Separate)
Activated: 15 December 1941, Drew Field, Tampa, Florida
Relocated: 11 September 1943, unit moved to a sub-base at Largo, Florida, termed "Camp Largo"
Relocated: Drew Field, Florida
Deployed: 5 February 1944, Dridden Army Air Force Base, Louisiana for maneuvers
Note: 27 April 1944, all personnel except 6 officers were transferred to other organizations

Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion (Separate)
Organized: 7 March 1942
Located: July 1942, March Field, California
Note: United was to furnish aircraft warning service to the Sixth Air Force in Panama
Equador 1942
Galapagos 1943
Panama 1945
Disbanded: September 1945, radar stations were closing, personnel returning home. The Galapagos Island station personnel cut to housekeeping duties only.
Equipment: SCR-270
Note: December 1944, Unit history has a reference to "The Target" published by and for the men of Major Mathews Aircraft Warning Units. New personnel replaced the war-time troops, and weekly boat service was established to all stations in July 1945.

Light Equipment Maintenance, Radar Detachments (Radar Calibration Detachment)
Originally 56th Signal Company
Located: Phu Tai valley in July 1965 - Dec 1966
Notes: Maintenance done in 12, 2 1/2 ton enclosed utility trucks
1966 -1968 Ahe Khe, Vietnam - One of two detachments that worked counter mortar radar
Dong Ha, Vietnam - One of two detachments that worked counter mortar radar
Relocated: January 1968 Hue, Vietnam (LZ Hell Paso)
Relocated: Phu Bi, Vietnam
Subordinate to: I Corps
Replaced: May 1968 by a direct support maintenance company
Equipment: Supported MPQ-4 Counter Mortar radar and anti-personnel radar
Notes: Redesignated 56th Signal Company again (when?)

Link: 554th LEM Radar Detachment

Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion
Located: Ibsley, Hantshire, England
Note: The first lift consisting of the majority of the personnel needed to operate an Forward Director Post, two Light Weight teams and the Ground Observer Platoon departed Ibsley, Hantshire, England En-route to the Southampton marshaling area Arrived 1000 hrs 11 June 1944 at the Southampton Marshaling area.
Departed: 12 June 1944, Ibsley, Hantshire, England by motor convoy, to Southampton marshaling area. Embarked on LST-137 at 1000.
Disembarked: 16 June 1944, Omaha beach 0030 hours.
Departed: 1000 hrs 17 June 1944, Omaha beach vehicle transit area no. 4 by motor convoy.
Arrived: 1700 hrs 17 June 1944, Utah Beach-head at PVTC area B.
Departed: 0900 18 June 1944, Utah Beach-head
Arrived: 18 June 1944, Ravenoville, commenced operations
Located: 2 June 1944 Cricqueville (Date conflict in unit history, possibly should be July?)
Located: 8 June 1944 Ste Laurient (Date conflict in unit history, possibly should be July?)
Located: 5 August 1944 Villideau
Located: 14 August 1944 Le Teilleni
Located: 23 August 1944 Alliers
Located: 31 August 1944 Loges en Josas
Located: 4 September 1944 Paris
Located: 13 September 1944 Hom-sur-Heure, Belgium
Located: 26 September 1944 Verviers
Located: 1 November 1944 Bastogne
Located: 18 December 1944 Gosselles
Located: 23 March 1945 Bruhl Germany
Located: 11 April 1945 Bad Wilduengen
Located: 12 April 1945 Gottingen
Redesignated: 31 December 1945, 601st Tactical Control Squadron, Simmershausen, Germany
Equipment: 27 October 1944, Type 20 radar, Type 21 Operations Van. Type 13, Type 14 and Type 15

Elements of the 555th Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion

FDP-1 (Forward Director Post)
Located: 7 June 1944 Cricqueville
Located: 1 July 191944 Bayeux
Located: 7 August 1944 Etoury
Located: 9 August 1944
Located: 26 August 1944 Vernevil
Located: 2 September 1944 Guiry
Located: 15 September 1944 Ste Trond
Located: 25 September 1944 Valkenberg Nth
Located: 29 October 1944 Bastogne
Located: 19 December 1844 Boullion
Located: 22 December 1944 Fourmic
Located: 23 December 1944 Yves Gomezee
Located: 12 January 1945 Alsdorf Ger
Located: 1 February 1945
Located: 9 March 1945 Cevelinghouen
Located: 27 March 1945 Andernam
Located: 28 March 1945 Dehrn
Located: 7 April 1945 Felsburg
Located: 14 April 1945 Wandersleben
Located: 1 May 1945 Eger Czo
Located: 31 May 1945 Nohra

FDP-3
Located: 12 June 1944 Cricqueville, T980513
Located: July 1944 St Germain du Pert, T530870 3
Located: August 1944 Margueray, T470400 9
Located: 20 August 1944 Longny du Pert, Q841159
Located: 30 August 1944 Versailles, R856325
Located: 18 September 1944 Warnecourt, O768301
Located: 20 September 1944 Thimister Belgium, K714313
Located: 23 December 1944 Liege, K452350
Located: 27 February 1945 Kalterherburg Germany, K953127
Located: 30 Marcj 1945 Willingen, G262291
Located: 1 April 1945 Attein, B741354
Located: 19 April 1945 Kolleda Airport, J164593
Located: 20 April 1945 Ranis, J710370
Located: 26 May 1945 Gelchheim, N660125

LW-1 (Lightweight)
Located: 26 August 1944, VR272275
Located: 3 September 1944, VR905770
Located: 14 September 1944, VK262467
Located: 21 September 1944, VK835340
Located: 25 September 1944, VK718508
Located: 30 October 1944, VP733488

LW-2
Note: Unit history shows this as "LW & T-8" as determined by their map references and date.
Located: 19 June 1944, VT332969
Located: 10 July 1944, VT227932
Located: 13 July 1944, VT034976
Located: 18 July 1944, VT169878
Located: 1 August 1944, VT297843
Located: 3 August 1944, VT217142
Located: 4 August 1944, VT394312
Note: 4 August 1944, LW took one German infantryman prisoner
Located: 14 August 1944, VY795765
Located: 19 August 1944, VW319578
Located: 31 August 1944, VS380275
Located: 1 October 1944, VK925015
Located: 6 October 1944, VL964056
Located: 1 Novemeber 1944, VK894092
Located: 23 December 1944, VK651183
Located: 31 December 1944, VK678185

6th Platoon (also known as SCR-2 and/or SCR-582)
Located: 13 July 1944, VT034976
Located: 16 July 1944, VT169878
Located: 1 August 1944 to  6 August 1944, VT169878
Located: 7 August 1944, VY518902
Located: 14 August 1944 to 18 August 1944, VZ062549
Located: 17 August 1944, VZ062534
Located: 19 August 1944, VV983652
Located: 21 August 1944, VP421025
Note: 22 August 191944, Captured one German infantryman
Located: 23 August 1944, ET734420
Located: 27 August 1944, VR068456
Note: 29 August 1944, Captured one German infantryman
Located: 2 September 1944, VR670857
Located: 13 Sepember 1944, VP478728
Located: 22 Sepember 1944, VP830471
Located: 1 October 1944, VP840881
Located: 3 October 1944, VP789578
Located: 8 October 1944, VP972979
Disbanded: 16 October 1944

Ground Observer Posts

Able
Located: 17 September 1944, VK---325
Located: 24 September 1944, VK625535
Located: 12 October 1944, VK765558
Located: 4 November 1944, VP624484

Baker
Located: 8 October 1944, VK675688
Located: 4 November 1944, VK733483

Charley
Located: 17 September 1944, VK777327
Located: 10 October 1944, VK773638
Located: 4 November 1944, VK771403
Located: 8 November 1944, VP223351

Dog
Located: 17 September 1944, VK790286
Located: 24 September 1944, VK706473
Located: 4 November 1944, VP773455

Fox
Located: 17 September 1944, VL910160
Located: 24 September 1944, VL771558
Located: 19 October 1944, VK835558
Located: 4 November 1944, VP758636

George
Located: 19 June 1944, VT284968
Located: 20 June 1944, VT292975
Located: 21 June 1944, VT164980
Located: 1 July 1944, VT235975
Located: 4 July 1944, VT206967
Located: 12 July 1944, VT205880
Note: 1 September 1944 to 7 October 1944, on Detached Service to the 327th Fighter Control Squadron.
Located: 1 November 1944, VK924144
Located: 3 November 1944, VK893294
Disbanded: 5 December 1944, disbanded and returned to Company Headquarters for Company duty.

How
Located: 19 June 1944, VT325939
Located: 20 June 1944, VT318958
Located: 27 June 1944, VT235975
Located: 4 July 1944, VT206967
Located: 12 July 1944, VT166880
Located: September 1944, VS710585
Note: 6 Sept 1944 ‑ Relieved by Det. "A" 566th SAW Bn. and came to Company Headquarters for a rest period, returned to the field 22 September 1944
Located: 22 September 1944, VS779750
Located: 6 October 1944, VK980007
Located: 1 November 1944, VK928078
Located: 2 November 1944, VK916196
Located: 5 December 1944, VK927312
Located: 19 December 1944, VK753275
Located: 1 January 1945, VK753275
Located: 16 January 1945, VK898085
Located: 12 February 1945, VK990009
Located: 24 February 1945, VK024154

Jig
Located: 19 June 1944, VT295945
Located: 20 June 1944, VT265938
Located: 4 July 1944, VT205880
Located: 14 Juyl 1944, VT233802
Note: 18 August 1944, Captured two Germans
Located: 1 September 1944, VS665547
Note: 6 September 1944 ‑ Relieved by Det. "A" 566th SAW Bn. and came to Company Headquarters for a rest period, returned to the field 22 Sept 1944
Located: 22 September 1944, VP817617
Note: 2 October 1944, Two Polish prisoners surrendered
Located: 1 November 1944, VK980001
Disbanded: 5 December 1944, disbanded and returned to Company Headquarters for Company duty.

King
Located: 19 June 1944, VT105984
Located: 25 June 1944, VT098932
Located: 2 July 1944, VT099882
Located: 7 July 1944, VT162825
Located: 14 July 1944, VT158817
Note: 22 August 1944, four Germans captured
Located: 1 September 1944, VS758622
Note: 6 September 1944, Relieved by Detachment A, 566th SAW Battalion and came to Company Headquarters for a rest period; returned to field 22 September 1944.
Located: 22 September 1944, VP989872
Located: 1 October 1944, VK989872
Located: 6 October 1944, VK964056
Located: 1 November 1944 to 30 November 1944, VK964056
Disbanded: 5 December 1944, disbanded and returned to Company Headquarters for Company duty.

Love
Located: 19 June 1944, VT191984
Located: 26 June 1944, VT177932
Located: 5 July 1944, VT166880
Located: 14 July 1944, VT216835
Located: 15 July 1944, VT209825
Located: 1 September 1944, VS793622
Note: 6 Sept 1944 ‑ Relieved by Det. "A" 566th SAW Bn. and came to Company Headquarters for a rest period, returned to the field 22 Sept 1944
Located: 22 September 1944, VP832470
Located: 2 October 1944, VK910175
Located: 3 October 1944, VK927312
Located: 1 Nov. 1944 to  3 Nov. 1944, VK910173
Located: 3 Nov. 1944 to 30 Nov. 1944, VK827312
Disbanded: 5 December 1944, disbanded and returned to Company Headquarters for Company duty.

Company A

Forward Direction Post

Ground Control Interception
Personnel: 4 Officers, 46 Enlisted

LW Platoon
Commanders:
1944, Lt. Horton

LW Platoon
Commanders:
1944, Lt Barron

Company B, Headquarters
Located: December 1944, Bullingen
Located: 16 December 1944, Faymorville, VK8602
Located: 17 December 1944, Francorchamps, VK7410
Located: 18 December 1944, Namur, VJ9611
Located: 1600 hours 19 December. moved 7 miles to Champion, VJ9814
Located: 27 December 1944, Henri‑Chapelle, VK7232
Located: 10 January 1945, just north of Eupen, VK8030
Note: March 1945, In anticipation of receiving the new "MEW" equipment by this battalion, the majority of the personnel of "Baker" were transferred to companies Hq, A, c, and D, and all of the static personnel being transferred to Hq’s Co.  The only personnel that remained in "baker" were 4 officers and 7 enlisted men.
Commanders:
July 1944, Lt. Keeton

FDP-2
Note: Forward Direction Post No. 2 of Company "B", from 555th Unit History
Located: 19 June 1944, VO390014
Located: 4 July 1944, VO390014
Located: 17 July 1944, VT246397
Located: 17 July 1944, VT246937
Located: 3 August 1944, VT217142
Note: 4 August 1944, FDP took two German infantrymen prisoners
Located: 14 August 1944, VT188086
Located: 19 August 1944, VV887567
Located: 1 September 1944, VS364106
Located: 17 September 1944, VP340916
Located: 28 September 1944, VP840881
Located: 6 October 1944, VK926017
Located: 19 October 1944, VJ988145
Located: 23 October 1944, VJ651183
Located: 27 December 1944, VK720373
Located: 31 December 1944, VJ678185
Located: 1 January 1945, VK720323
Located: 11 January 1945, VK802303
Located: 19 June 1944, VO390014
Located: 4 July 1944, VO390014
Located: 17 July 1944, VT246397
Located: 17 July 1944, VT246937
Located: 3 August 1944, VT217142
Note: 4 August 1944, FDP took two German infantrymen prisoners
Located: 14 August 1944, VT188086
Located: 19 August 1944, VV887567
Located: 1 September 1944, VS364106
Located: 17 September 1944, VP340916
Located: 28 September 1944, VP840881
Located: 6 October 1944, VK926017
Located: 19 October 1944, VJ988145
Located: 23 October 1944, VJ651183
Located: 27 December 1944, VK720373
Located: 31 December 1944, VJ678185
Located: 1 January 1945, VK720323
Located: 11 January 1945, VK802303

Ground Control Interception

Frontier Baker
Located: January 1945, Frontier Baker's Light Weight radar was located at VK678185, a few miles Southwest of Verviers
Equipment: February 1945, AN/TPS‑3

Company C
Located: December 1944, Henri‑Chapelle VK7232

Ground Observer Post

Microwave Early Warning Radar (MEW)
Personnel: 12 June 1944, 13 Officers and 85 Enlisted

Company D
Located: Bois Hall, Essex, England
Note: Company D of the 555th SAW was called "Dog" Company, and its Platoon, and Platoon call signs are listed below.
Located: 15 July 1944
Located: 6 October 1944 Verviers Belgium
Located: F413538 16 March 1945 Hermulhein
Located: 9 Apris 1945 Bad Wildungen
Located: 12 April 1945 Gottingen
Located: J468688 24 April 1945 Nohra
Commanders:
December 1944/January 1945 - Captain Robert L. Byrum
Equipment: 1944/1945, Six SCR-584; The modified SCR-584's in conjunction with gear (Beacon) enabling the controller to visually determine the controlled fighter position with respect to ground targets, were used to guide fighter bombers to ground targets relatively close to friendly forces, and in weather where visibility was impaired.

Platoon "Able Dog"
Equipment:
1944/1945, SCR-584, two each, modified to support "Close Support Fighter Bomber" missions.
December 1944/January 1945, SCR-624 Ground-to Air Radio
December 1944/January 1945, SCR-522 installed in the D/F vans

Platoon "Baker Dog"
Equipment:
1944/1945, SCR-584, two each, modified to support "Close Support Fighter Bomber" missions.
December 1944/January 1945, SCR-624 Ground-to Air Radio
December 1944/January 1945, SCR-522 installed in the D/F vans

Platoon "Charlie Dog"
Equipment:
1944/1945, SCR-584, two each, modified to support "Close Support Fighter Bomber" missions.
December 1944/January 1945, SCR-624 Ground-to Air Radio
December 1944/January 1945, SCR-522 installed in the D/F vans

"Frontier Dog"
Note: Had about 60 men, but other reference to its activities have not been found.

Campaigns & Foreign Service Awards:
Ardennes-Alsace 16 December 1944 – 25 January 1945
Central Europe 22 March – 11 May 1945
Normandy 6 June – 24 July 1944
Northern France 25 July – 14 September 1944
Rhineland 15 September 1944 – 21 March 1945
Meritorious Unit Commendation 1 April 1944 – 1 April 1945
Belgian Fourragere 6 June - 30 September 1944 and 16 December 1944 – 25 January 1946 (HQ, HQ Company, Company A, B and C only)
Occupation Credit: 15 August – 31 October 1945 Germany
Notes: On 31 December 1945, the four companies of the 555th SAW Bn. became the 601st TCS, 602nd TCS, 603rd TCS and 604th TCS.

Note: 18 September 1944, T/5 Eugene W. Ockerby and Private Chester M. Sneed of the LW Team, met death in auto accident (Line of duty).


Web site: Link

Personal Account by Sy Bosworth (Part 1); Part 2

Roster

Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion
Redesignated: From Aircraft Warning Company 23 December 1941, Iceland
Located: Camp Tripoli, former British Camp, on outskirts of Reykjavik, Iceland

Company C
Inactivated: June 1944

Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion
Located: Fort Lawton, Seattle, Washington December 1941
Subordinate to: 2nd Interceptor Command for administration and duty, 10 December 1941
Commander:
22 December 1941, Captain Willard P. Russell
Activated: 1 May 1943
Subordinate to: 24 July 1944, 13th Air Warning Group (Provisional)
Subordinate to: 28 November 1944, XIII Fighter Command
Campaigns & Foreign Service Awards:
New Guinea 24 January 1943 – 31 December 1944
Redesignated: 24 May 1946 as 151st ACWG
Allotted: 24 May 1946 to National Guard

Company B

1st Reporting Platoon

Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion (Separate)
Organized: 10 October 1944
Subordinate to: 10th Air Force
Relocated: 1944, From Barrack Pore, India to Calcutta, India
Myitkyina, Burma
Disbanded: 1 December 1942
Redesignated: 24 May 1946 as 152nd ACWG
Allotted: 24 May 1946 to National Guard
Notes: Personnel transferred to 516th Signal AW Regiment

Detachment (494 NY)
Calcutta, India

Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion (Separate)
Note: The Signal Company Aircraft Warning Panama, became the 559th Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion (Separate)
Redesignated: 1 December 1942, 516th Signal Aircraft Warning Regiment
Equipment: SCR-270, SCR-271, and SCR-588
Activated: In China-Burma-India Theater to operate and maintain aircraft warning activities in North Burma.
(Less Companies B & C) (218 NY) – Myitkyina, Burma
Subordinate to: 10th Air Force
Redesignated: 24 May 1946 as 153rd ACWG
Allotted: 24 May 1946 to National Guard

Company B (689 NY)
Ledo, India

Company C
Burma (?)
Equipment: Early Warning Radar

Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion (Separate)
Activated: September 1942
Located: October 1942, Orlando, Florida
Subordinate to: XII Air Support Command
Arrived: 10 November 1942, Port Lyautey Air Field, Algeria
Equipment: 1942, four (4) SCR-270, three (3) SCR-516, four (4) SCR-602
Campaigns & Foreign Service Awards:
Algeria-French Morocco 8 – 11 November 1942 (company A only)
Naples-Foggia (Ground) 9 September 1943 – 21 January 1944
North Appennines 10 September 1944 – 4 April 1945
Rome-Arno 22 January – 9 September 1944
Southern France 15 August – 14 September 1944
Tunisia (Ground) 17 November 1942 – 13 May 1943
Assault Landing: Port Lyautey 8 – 10 November 1942

Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion (Separate)
Organized: 16 July 1942, Tampa, Florida
Activated: 17 December 1942, Drew Field, Florida
Subordinate to: Twelfth Air Force, 63rd Fighter Wing
Arrived: Camp Kilmer, New Jersey 20 September 1942
Departed: Camp Kilmer, New Jersey 27September 1942
Note: Departed on the Queen Mary for Europe, and on 2 October 1942, struck the British Cruiser HMS Curacao. The Curacao was cut in half and sunk almost immediately with a loss of 338 men. The Queen Mary continued without stopping because she carried almost 15,000 troops.
Arrived: England 3 October 1942, quartered at Stone, England
Departed: Around 12 October 1942
Arrived: Oran, Algeria 11 November 1942; moved on to La Senia, Algeria Airfield
Commander:
12 September 1942 - (?) Captain Stuart O. Van Slyke
September 1942 - (?) Lt. Colonel Wilbert A. Speir
October 1942 - Lt Colonel Totten
Equipment: 1942, four (4) SCR-270, three (3) SCR-516, four (4) SCR-602
Campaigns & Foreign Service Awards:
Algeria-French Morocco 8 – 11 November 1942
North Appennines 10 September 1944 – 4 April 1945
Po Valley 5 April – 8 May 1945
Rome-Arno 22 January – 9 September 1944
Tunisia (Ground) 17 November 1942 – 13 May 1943
Meritorious Unit Commendation 16 November 1944 – 30 April 1945
Assault Landing: Algiers and Oran 8 – 10 November 1942
Redesignated: 24 May 1946 as 154th ACWG
Allotted: 24 May 1946 to National Guard
Notes: Arrived from the US 22 February 1943

Headquarters Company

Company A

Company B

Company F

(?) Detachment
Landed: D-Day (Operation Torch) 8 November 1942, Oran