11th ACR

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The 11th ACR is a U.S. Army armored cavalry regiment renowned for its reconnaissance and security roles, notably during the Vietnam War and as the principal opposing force unit at the National Training Center.

Aliases (2)
  • 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment ×50
  • HHT, 11th ACR ×1

Statements (50)
Predicate Object
instanceOf U.S. Army unit
armored cavalry regiment
abbreviation 11th ACR
allegiance United States
basedAt National Training Center
branch United States Army
color black
yellow
conflict Cold War
Operation Enduring Freedom
Operation Iraqi Freedom
Vietnam War
World War II
country United States of America
dateFormed 1901
equipmentType armored fighting vehicles
armored personnel carriers
tanks
formedAs 11th Cavalry Regiment
garrison Fort Irwin, California
hasBattleHonors Afghanistan
Iraq
Vietnam
hasCapability armored reconnaissance
combined arms maneuver
mobile security operations
hasSubunitType squadron
troop
hasTradition cavalry heritage
insignia Black horse on yellow shield
motto Allons
nickname 11th ACR
Blackhorse Regiment
notableFor cavalry screening and covering force missions
highly realistic opposing force tactics at Fort Irwin
reconnaissance and security operations in the Vietnam War
serving as dedicated opposing force at U.S. Army National Training Center
partOf United States Army Armor Branch
primaryMission train U.S. and allied units through realistic force-on-force exercises
role armored cavalry
opposing force unit
reconnaissance
security
roleAtNationalTrainingCenter principal opposing force unit
service Regular Army
size regiment
theaterOfOperations Europe
Middle East
Southeast Asia
type armored


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