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Source: [https://www.fold3.com/image/293236119 Fold3 — G-2 History, ETOUSA Monograph, 1941–44] (U.S. WWII European Theater Army Records).

== Featured: 1st Mobile Radio Broadcasting Company roster ==

Printed '''''Unit History''''' cover and '''Consolidated Roster''' (original pages 46–51) for the '''1st Mobile Radio Broadcasting Company''' — a psychological-warfare radio company whose linguists often trained at [[Camp Ritchie]] / Camp Sharpe.

Full scan: [[Media:1st_Mobile_Radio_Broadcasting_Company_Unit_History_Roster.pdf|Unit History cover + Consolidated Roster (PDF)]]. Linked name transcription: [[1st Mobile Radio Broadcasting Company]].

Source: RB Archive packet (probable Fold3 / U.S. WWII unit-history scan; archival ID not yet confirmed).

== Featured: Ardennes battle participation awards (USFET, 7 July 1945) ==

Headquarters, United States Forces, European Theater letter-order (AG 200.6 OpGA; formerly “RESTRICTED”), '''7 July 1945''', announcing additional units awarded '''Ardennes''' campaign battle credit under AR 260-10 and War Department General Orders No. 40 (1945). Eligibility supported wearing a bronze service star on the theater ribbon.

Among many support and combat units, the order names Military Intelligence Service–related detachments, including:

* [[Team IPW 19|IPW Team No. 19]]

* [[Team OB 35|OB Team No. 35]]

* [[Team IPW 69|IPW Team No. 69]]

* [[Team IPW 141|IPW Team No. 141]]

* [[Team IPW 174|IPW Team No. 174]]

* [[Team MII 474-G|MII Team No. 474-G]]

* 4th, 75th, and 502nd CIC Detachments

* Engineer Technical Intelligence Teams (2891st, 2892nd, 2897th, 2944th)

Full scan (3 pages): [[Media:HQ_USFET_Battle_Participation_Awards_Ardennes_7_Jul_1945.pdf|HQ USFET — Battle Participation Awards, Ardennes Campaign, 7 July 1945]].

See also [[Secret Heroes/Battle of the Bulge]]. Source: RB Archive packet (U.S. WWII European Theater awards correspondence; likely Fold3 / NARA RG 498; image ID not yet confirmed). Filename on the packet: “38 - Awards and Decorations”.

== Library ==

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== See also ==

* [[1st Mobile Radio Broadcasting Company]]

* [[Camp Ritchie]]

* [[Contribute documents]] — OCR into soldier profiles

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 Source: [https://www.fold3.com/image/293236119 Fold3 — G-2 History, ETOUSA Monograph, 1941–44] (U.S. WWII European Theater Army Records).
+== Featured: 1st Mobile Radio Broadcasting Company roster ==
+Printed '''''Unit History''''' cover and '''Consolidated Roster''' (original pages 46–51) for the '''1st Mobile Radio Broadcasting Company''' — a psychological-warfare radio company whose linguists often trained at [[Camp Ritchie]] / Camp Sharpe.
+Full scan: [[Media:1st_Mobile_Radio_Broadcasting_Company_Unit_History_Roster.pdf|Unit History cover + Consolidated Roster (PDF)]]. Linked name transcription: [[1st Mobile Radio Broadcasting Company]].
+Source: RB Archive packet (probable Fold3 / U.S. WWII unit-history scan; archival ID not yet confirmed).
+== Featured: Ardennes battle participation awards (USFET, 7 July 1945) ==
+Headquarters, United States Forces, European Theater letter-order (AG 200.6 OpGA; formerly “RESTRICTED”), '''7 July 1945''', announcing additional units awarded '''Ardennes''' campaign battle credit under AR 260-10 and War Department General Orders No. 40 (1945). Eligibility supported wearing a bronze service star on the theater ribbon.
+Among many support and combat units, the order names Military Intelligence Service–related detachments, including:
+* [[Team IPW 19|IPW Team No. 19]]
+* [[Team OB 35|OB Team No. 35]]
+* [[Team IPW 69|IPW Team No. 69]]
+* [[Team IPW 141|IPW Team No. 141]]
+* [[Team IPW 174|IPW Team No. 174]]
+* [[Team MII 474-G|MII Team No. 474-G]]
+* 4th, 75th, and 502nd CIC Detachments
+* Engineer Technical Intelligence Teams (2891st, 2892nd, 2897th, 2944th)
+Full scan (3 pages): [[Media:HQ_USFET_Battle_Participation_Awards_Ardennes_7_Jul_1945.pdf|HQ USFET — Battle Participation Awards, Ardennes Campaign, 7 July 1945]].
+See also [[Secret Heroes/Battle of the Bulge]]. Source: RB Archive packet (U.S. WWII European Theater awards correspondence; likely Fold3 / NARA RG 498; image ID not yet confirmed). Filename on the packet: “38 - Awards and Decorations”.
 == Library ==
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 == See also ==
+* [[1st Mobile Radio Broadcasting Company]]
 * [[Camp Ritchie]]
 * [[Contribute documents]] — OCR into soldier profiles