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108th_Anti-Aircraft_Missile_Regiment_(Ukraine)_6054467 | Describe the 'Postwar' section of the article about '108th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment (Ukraine)'. | in November 1955. The brigade was expanded into the 86th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Division on 22 August 1956, stationed at Constanța. The Special Mechanized Army became the 1st Separate Army in 1957, and in July 1958 withdrew from Romania to the Kiev Military District. When air defense units were reorganized on 30 July ... | [
"108th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment (Ukraine) — World War II\n\nthe spring of 1944. The division received the name of Zaporozhye as an honorific on 14 October 1943 in recognition of its performance during the capture of the city. During the Second Jassy–Kishinev offensive and in fighting in Bulgaria and Yugoslavi... |
108th_Anti-Aircraft_Missile_Regiment_(Ukraine)_6054462 | Describe the content of the article about '108th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment (Ukraine)'. | The 108th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment (Military Unit Number A4527) was an air defense regiment of the Ukrainian Air Force, based at Zolotonosha until its 2012 disbandment. The regiment began as the 22nd Anti-Aircraft Artillery Division of the Red Army formed during World War II. | [
"108th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment (Ukraine) — World War II\n\nthe spring of 1944. The division received the name of Zaporozhye as an honorific on 14 October 1943 in recognition of its performance during the capture of the city. During the Second Jassy–Kishinev offensive and in fighting in Bulgaria and Yugoslavi... |
108th_Anti-Aircraft_Missile_Regiment_(Ukraine)_6054466 | Based on the article about '108th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment (Ukraine)', describe the 'Postwar' section. | After the end of the war, the division became part of the Central Group of Forces. Danshin was transferred to become an academy instructor in August 1945, and was replaced by Colonel Ivan Plachnida. The division was reorganized as the 449th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Brigade in spring 1948 and in June of that year Plachni... | [
"108th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment (Ukraine) — World War II\n\nthe spring of 1944. The division received the name of Zaporozhye as an honorific on 14 October 1943 in recognition of its performance during the capture of the city. During the Second Jassy–Kishinev offensive and in fighting in Bulgaria and Yugoslavi... |
108th_Anti-Aircraft_Missile_Regiment_(Ukraine)_6054465 | Reconstruct the content about 'World War II' from the article on '108th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment (Ukraine)'. | the royal palace, parliament building, post and telegraph office, and the military academy. The 22nd supported the raid of the 18th Tank Corps during the Budapest offensive and operated in conjunction with the 5th Guards Tank Army during the Vienna offensive. The division was awarded the Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky, 2n... | [
"108th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment (Ukraine) — World War II\n\nthe spring of 1944. The division received the name of Zaporozhye as an honorific on 14 October 1943 in recognition of its performance during the capture of the city. During the Second Jassy–Kishinev offensive and in fighting in Bulgaria and Yugoslavi... |
108th_Cavalry_Regiment_30711270 | Based on the article about '108th Cavalry Regiment', describe the 'Lineage' section. | at Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop, 42d Division in August 1917 ; demobilize... | [
"108th Cavalry Regiment — Lineage\n\nat Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop,... |
108th_Cavalry_Regiment_30711271 | What does the article about '108th Cavalry Regiment' say regarding 'Lineage'? | 21 June 1922. Reorganized 15 March 1929 as a three-squadron regiment with elements at locations as follows: ; Regimental Headquarters reorganized at Hinesville, Georgia. ; 1st Squadron reorganized with Headquarters and Troop B at Hinesville and Troop A at Savannah, Georgia. ; 2nd Squadron reorganized with Headquarters ... | [
"108th Cavalry Regiment — Lineage\n\nat Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop,... |
108th_Cavalry_Regiment_30711263 | Reconstruct the content about 'Lineage' from the article on '108th Cavalry Regiment'. | Headquarters (subsequently Headquarters and Headquarters Troop), organized at New Orleans and federally recognized 10 November 1923. ; Service Troop organized at New Orleans and federally recognized 3 August 1924 ; Headquarters, 1st Squadron (originally organized 2 December 1907 as Headquarters, 2nd Squadron, Georgia C... | [
"108th Cavalry Regiment — Lineage\n\nat Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop,... |
108th_Cavalry_Regiment_30711264 | Reconstruct the content about 'Lineage' from the article on '108th Cavalry Regiment'. | 1785) as Georgia Hussars ; Mustered into Confederate States Army in 1861 as Company E, 6th Virginia Cavalry ; Transferred to Jeff Davis Legion in December 1861 as Company F and served in the Cavalry Corps, Army of Northern Virginia ; Surrendered 26 April 1865 with Johnston's command at Greensboro, North Carolina ; Reor... | [
"108th Cavalry Regiment — Lineage\n\nat Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop,... |
108th_Cavalry_Regiment_30711265 | Summarize the 'Lineage' part of '108th Cavalry Regiment'. | 2d Squadron, Georgia Cavalry, 12 March 1912 ; Mustered into federal service 16 July 1916 and stationed at El Paso, Texas ; Redesignated 25 September 1917 as Headquarters Troop, 31st Division; demobilized 14 January 1919 at Camp Gordon, Georgia ; Reorganized and federally recognized 13 September 1920 as Troop A, 1st Sep... | [
"108th Cavalry Regiment — Lineage\n\nat Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop,... |
108th_Cavalry_Regiment_30711267 | From the article on '108th Cavalry Regiment', restate the 'Lineage' content. | 1st Separate Squadron, Georgia Cavalry at Atlanta, Georgia ; organized 31 March 1883 as Governor’s Horse Guard ; redesignated 25 January 1890 as Troop B, 1st Battalion, Georgia Cavalry ; redesignated 3 October 1899 as Troop L, 1st Georgia Cavalry ; redesignated Troop L, 2d Squadron, Georgia Cavalry, 3 December 1907 ; m... | [
"108th Cavalry Regiment — Lineage\n\nat Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop,... |
108th_Cavalry_Regiment_30711268 | From the article on '108th Cavalry Regiment', restate the 'Lineage' content. | November 1921 ; Headquarters, 1st Squadron, 108th Cavalry at Jennings Louisiana ; organized and federally recognized 4 May 1922) ; redesignated Headquarters, 2d Squadron, 21 June 1922 Troop A, 108th Cavalry at Bogalusa, Louisiana ; organized 22 January 1913 as Company G, 1st Regiment, Louisiana Infantry ; mustered into... | [
"108th Cavalry Regiment — Lineage\n\nat Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop,... |
108th_Cavalry_Regiment_30711278 | What information does the article about '108th Cavalry Regiment' provide on 'Present day'? | combat team. 3–108th Cavalry (R&S) is currently headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. Nicknamed Renegades, the squadron consists of: ; Headquarters, Headquarters Troop, 3–108th Cavalry, in Atlanta, Georgia. ; Troop A, 3–108th Cavalry, in Douglasville, Georgia ; Troop B, 3–108th Cavalry, at Clay Army National Guard Center... | [
"108th Cavalry Regiment — Lineage\n\nat Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop,... |
108th_Cavalry_Regiment_30711273 | Explain what '108th Cavalry Regiment' covers in the 'Lineage' section. | 1939) and Headquarters, 55th Cavalry Brigade (organized and federally recognized 20 May 1936), reorganized and redesignated 6 October 1940 as Headquarters, 105th Separate Battalion, Coast Artillery (Antiaircraft). ; Troop E at Bogalusa redesignated 6 October 1940 as Battery C, 105th Separate Battalion, Coast Artillery ... | [
"108th Cavalry Regiment — Lineage\n\nat Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop,... |
108th_Cavalry_Regiment_30711276 | Explain what '108th Cavalry Regiment' covers in the 'Campaign streamers' section. | Civil War (Confederate service) ; Peninsula Campaign ; Fredericksburg ; Gettysburg Campaign ; Battle of Culpeper Court House ; Overland Campaign ; Valley Campaigns of 1864 ; Appomattox Campaign ; Atlanta Campaign ; Carolinas 1865 ; World War I ; Streamer without inscription ; World War II ; Operation Torch ; Tunisia ca... | [
"108th Cavalry Regiment — Lineage\n\nat Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop,... |
108th_Cavalry_Regiment_30711277 | Reconstruct the content about 'Present day' from the article on '108th Cavalry Regiment'. | The 1st Squadron, 108th Cavalry Regiment is the reconnaissance and surveillance element of the 48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, Georgia Army National Guard. ; The 2nd Squadron, 108th Cavalry Regiment is the reconnaissance and surveillance element of the 256th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, Louisiana Army National Guar... | [
"108th Cavalry Regiment — Lineage\n\nat Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop,... |
108th_Cavalry_Regiment_30711272 | Describe the 'Lineage' section of the article about '108th Cavalry Regiment'. | at New Orleans redesignated 6 October 1940 as Headquarters Battery, 105th Separate Battalion, Coast Artillery Antiaircraft). ; Machine Gun Troop at Atlanta redesignated 12 October 1940 as Battery C, 101st Separate Battalion, Coast Artillery (Antiaircraft). ; Headquarters, First Squadron at Hinesville redesignated 12 Oc... | [
"108th Cavalry Regiment — Lineage\n\nat Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop,... |
108th_Cavalry_Regiment_30711266 | Reconstruct the content about 'Lineage' from the article on '108th Cavalry Regiment'. | July 1872 as Liberty Independent Troop ; Redesignated 11 November 1889 as Troop B, 1st Battalion, Georgia Cavalry ; Redesignated 2 December 1907 as Troop B, Troop B, 1st Squadron, Georgia Cavalry ; Redesignated 19 September 1910 as Troop B, 2d Squadron, Georgia Cavalry ; Mustered into federal service 16 July 1916 for M... | [
"108th Cavalry Regiment — Lineage\n\nat Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop,... |
108th_Cavalry_Regiment_30711279 | Summarize the 'Commanders' part of '108th Cavalry Regiment'. | Lt. General Joseph Bacon Fraser LTC Scott Adams 2006–2008 ; LTC Will Rachal 2008–2012 ; LTC Jonathan Lloyd 2012–2013 ; LTC C. Lance Magee 2013–2017 ; LTC Jeremy Cook 2017–2019 ; LTC Stephen J. Luebbert 2019–Present 2–108th Cavalry Squadron Commanders | [
"108th Cavalry Regiment — Lineage\n\nat Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop,... |
108th_Cavalry_Regiment_30711275 | What information does the article about '108th Cavalry Regiment' provide on 'Coat of arms'? | Shield: Consists of a Shield composed of a yellow a gules (for the Cavalry), red saltire (denoting Confederate Service), a three color (red, yellow, blue) rainbow at the honour point (for service with the 42nd Infantry Division during World War II), a prickly pear cactus at the charge (for Mexican border service), and ... | [
"108th Cavalry Regiment — Lineage\n\nat Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop,... |
108th_Cavalry_Regiment_30711274 | What does the article about '108th Cavalry Regiment' say regarding 'Lineage'? | October 1940 as Antitank Company, 156th Infantry ; Medical Department Detachment at New Orleans reorganized 12 October 1940 to form Medical Department Detachments, 101st and 105th Separate Battalions, Coast Artillery (Antiaircraft). The 108th Cavalry was constituted 1 June 1921, assigned to the 23rd Cavalry Division, a... | [
"108th Cavalry Regiment — Lineage\n\nat Camp Stafford for Mexican border duty and stationed at Donna, Texas ; redesignated 1st Separate Troop, Louisiana Cavalry, 6 July 1916, mustered out 6 October 1916 at Camp Stafford ; Mustered into federal service 1 April 1917 at Camp Nicholls ; Redesignated Headquarters Troop,... |
108th_Delaware_General_Assembly_27541003 | Reconstruct the content from the article about '108th Delaware General Assembly'. | The 108th Delaware General Assembly was a meeting of the legislative branch of the state government, consisting of the Delaware Senate and the Delaware House of Representatives. Elections were held the first Tuesday after November 1 and terms began in Dover on the first Tuesday in January. This date was January 8, 1935... | [
"108th Delaware General Assembly\n\nThe 108th Delaware General Assembly was a meeting of the legislative branch of the state government, consisting of the Delaware Senate and the Delaware House of Representatives. Elections were held the first Tuesday after November 1 and terms began in Dover on the first Tuesday i... |
108th_Delaware_General_Assembly_27541006 | Summarize the 'Senate' part of '108th Delaware General Assembly'. | About half of the State Senators were elected every two years for a four-year term. They were from a district in a specific county, with the number of districts determined by the state constitution, not the size of the population. | [
"108th Delaware General Assembly\n\nThe 108th Delaware General Assembly was a meeting of the legislative branch of the state government, consisting of the Delaware Senate and the Delaware House of Representatives. Elections were held the first Tuesday after November 1 and terms began in Dover on the first Tuesday i... |
108th_Delaware_General_Assembly_27541007 | Describe the 'House of Representative' section of the article about '108th Delaware General Assembly'. | All the State Representatives were elected every two years for a two-year term. They were from a district in a specific county, with the number of districts determined by the state constitution, not the size of the population. | [
"108th Delaware General Assembly\n\nThe 108th Delaware General Assembly was a meeting of the legislative branch of the state government, consisting of the Delaware Senate and the Delaware House of Representatives. Elections were held the first Tuesday after November 1 and terms began in Dover on the first Tuesday i... |
108th_Division_(Imperial_Japanese_Army)_16748852 | From the article on '108th Division (Imperial Japanese Army)', restate the 'Second formation' content. | As the situation in the Pacific War deteriorated, the 108th Division was re-established 12 July 1944 in Chengde as a triangular division. It was assigned directly to the Kwantung Army, fighting Chinese Communist forces in the Chengde area. In early 1945, the 171st Cavalry Regiment joined the division. On 23 May 1945, t... | [
"108th Division (Imperial Japanese Army) — Second formation\n\nAs the situation in the Pacific War deteriorated, the 108th Division was re-established 12 July 1944 in Chengde as a triangular division. It was assigned directly to the Kwantung Army, fighting Chinese Communist forces in the Chengde area. In early 1945... |
108th_Division_(Imperial_Japanese_Army)_16748851 | Explain what '108th Division (Imperial Japanese Army)' covers in the 'First formation' section. | The 108th Division was sent to the ongoing Beiping–Hankou Railway Operation in October 1937 and had the distinction of capturing Linfen from Chinese forces. Later it was responsible for security in Shanxi province. The division returned to Japan in January 1940 and was dissolved in February 1940. | [
"108th Division (Imperial Japanese Army) — Second formation\n\nAs the situation in the Pacific War deteriorated, the 108th Division was re-established 12 July 1944 in Chengde as a triangular division. It was assigned directly to the Kwantung Army, fighting Chinese Communist forces in the Chengde area. In early 1945... |
108th_Division_(Imperial_Japanese_Army)_16748853 | Reconstruct the content about 'Second formation' from the article on '108th Division (Imperial Japanese Army)'. | artillery regiment. The majority of men drafted during this wave of expansion were not armed (not even with rifles or bayonets), and did not have uniforms. The 108th Division was still drafting as late as 13 August 1945. With the start of the Soviet invasion of Manchuria, the 108th Division was at Jinzhou. On 10 August... | [
"108th Division (Imperial Japanese Army) — Second formation\n\nAs the situation in the Pacific War deteriorated, the 108th Division was re-established 12 July 1944 in Chengde as a triangular division. It was assigned directly to the Kwantung Army, fighting Chinese Communist forces in the Chengde area. In early 1945... |
108th_Division_(Imperial_Japanese_Army)_16748850 | What information does the article about '108th Division (Imperial Japanese Army)' provide? | The 108th Division (第108師団) was an infantry division of the Imperial Japanese Army. Its call sign was the Help Division (祐兵団). It was formed on 24 August 1937 in Hirosaki as a square division. The nucleus for the formation was the 8th Division headquarters. It was subordinated from the beginning to the 1st Army in Nort... | [
"108th Division (Imperial Japanese Army) — Second formation\n\nAs the situation in the Pacific War deteriorated, the 108th Division was re-established 12 July 1944 in Chengde as a triangular division. It was assigned directly to the Kwantung Army, fighting Chinese Communist forces in the Chengde area. In early 1945... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065222 | Reconstruct the content about 'History' from the article on '108th Field Artillery Regiment'. | Meritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Howitzers. In 1959 the Combat Arms Regimental Syste... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065217 | What information does the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment' provide on 'History'? | range of the guns. It was involved in the heavy fighting in the Battle of the Hurtegen Forrest in November 1944 where the division suffered heavy casualties. After being pulled out of the Hurtegen Forrest the unit was assigned to a quiet sector along the Our River to rest and take in replacements. On 16 December the Ge... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065218 | Based on the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment', describe the 'History' section. | in support of the 109th Infantry outside of the town of Diekirch alongside the 107th FA. Shortly after 1000 on December 16, 1944, elements of the German Army bypassed units of the 109th INF and were firing into A Battery of the 108th. The men had seen figures moving through the fog but thought they were American. Fierc... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065203 | Describe the 'History' section of the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment'. | City of Baltimore as it harbored a large number of Confederate sympathizers. It was instrumental in the apprehension of Marshal Kane, the Sheriff of Baltimore, who was a Confederate sympathizer suspected of planning revolt. At the end of the ninety days, a large portion opted to re-enlist thus forming a new unit called... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065223 | Reconstruct the content about 'History' from the article on '108th Field Artillery Regiment'. | Batteries. The unit served through the 1960s and early 1970s in this capacity until 1975. At this time the 1-108th Field Artillery was deactivated and replaced with the 108th Combat Support Hospital who carried the original 108th Campaign Honors. Meanwhile, across the state, a new 1/108th FA was organized from elements... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065209 | Explain what '108th Field Artillery Regiment' covers in the 'History' section. | Punitive Expedition after Pancho Villa's raid. The regiment served in Texas the entire period. On October 23, 1916, while still in Texas, the regiment was converted from an infantry unit to a field artillery and trained on 4.7 inch howitzers. The regiment was now called the 2nd Field Artillery Regiment, PNG. The regime... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065215 | What information does the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment' provide on 'History'? | fire missions and to recon firing positions. A little over twenty years after fighting in France the country once again called on the 108th FA, this time to fight Germany in World War II. In February 1941 the regiment was activated for one year under a call up for the national emergency as declared by President Rooseve... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065199 | What information does the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment' provide? | The 1st Battalion, 108th Field Artillery Regiment, 56th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, is the only direct support field artillery battalion in the only National Guard Stryker Brigade in the United States Army. | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065202 | Explain what '108th Field Artillery Regiment' covers in the 'History' section. | National Guards of the City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The unit eventually expanded from a company to a battalion and by 1860 it expanded into a regiment, the 2d Infantry Regiment, and paraded as such on December 11, 1860. It was part of the Reserve Brigade Militia and was known as the First Blue Reserves. On Febru... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065211 | Summarize the 'History' part of '108th Field Artillery Regiment'. | to Le Havre, France. After a brief stay in Le Havre, the regiment went to train on the French artillery pieces at Fort de Meucon. The 108th was equipped with, and trained heavily on, French 155 mm M1917 Schnieder howitzers. After extensive training with the French, the 108th and the rest of the 53rd FA Brigade rejoined... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065220 | From the article on '108th Field Artillery Regiment', restate the 'History' content. | firing positions and were forced to displace. The 109th's position had become untenable and it was forced to withdraw. The 108th and 107th provided covering fire while the infantry withdrew. The Battalion earned five campaign streamers and was awarded the Luxembourg Croix de Guerre for actions in that country. After Wo... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065206 | What information does the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment' provide on 'History'? | of the Siege of Petersburg. It was engaged at Petersburg during the fateful mine explosion on June 30, 1864. During a skirmish at Weedon Station on July 17–18, 1864, the regiment was heavily engaged and Confederate troops had succeeded in penetrating the unit on the 90th's right flank and were in the rear of the 90th. ... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065204 | Explain what '108th Field Artillery Regiment' covers in the 'History' section. | was in heavy fighting at Gettysburg. The 90th was part of the 2nd Brigade, 2nd Division, I Corps in the Army of the Potomac. It was heavily involved during the battle on July 1, 1863, and was positioned as the far right of the I Corps line. When the XI Corps was forced to retreat the regiments right flank was exposed a... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065225 | From the article on '108th Field Artillery Regiment', restate the 'History' content. | of the 108th Field Artillery have contributed to the NATO peacekeeping mission in Bosnia and Kosovo, as well as homeland defense missions at the airports and nuclear power plants. In December 2003, two officers were transferred to other DIVARTY units to take part in Operation Iraqi Freedom returning in 2005. Five other... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065201 | What information does the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment' provide on 'History'? | The 108th Field Artillery was formed on December 11, 1840, at a time when many militia units were forming across the country. It was established as an infantry company in the 1st Volunteer Infantry Regiment by CPT Thomas Tustin and was called The National Guards after the Marquis de Lafayette's unit Les Guardes de Nati... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065216 | What information does the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment' provide on 'History'? | and 2nd Battalion became the 108th FA Battalion. The 108th FA Bn fought as part of the 28th Infantry Division in Europe with M1 155mm Howitzers from Normandy Beach to the Battle of the Bulge and into Germany. The 108th trained in the US and later Wales for amphibious operations. It was originally scheduled to make an a... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065232 | What does the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment' say regarding 'Honors'? | The official record of unit honors and awards is retained by the United States Army Center of Military History 1st Battalion, 108th Field Artillery Regiment Campaign Streamers Additional Campaign Streamers for HQ Battery (Carlisle) Additional Campaign Streamers for Alpha Battery (Hanover) Additional Campaign Str... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065224 | What information does the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment' provide on 'History'? | by members from Headquarters Battery and former members of the Hospital. The 1-108th FA was then equipped with the M-109A5 155mm self-propelled howitzer and organized with three batteries of six guns each. It supports the 56th Brigade of the 28th Infantry Division (Mechanized). In June 2001, the 1-108th was selected as... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065219 | What information does the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment' provide on 'History'? | on the bank of the Our River. The next day the Germans renewed their attack and once again A Battery 108th FA, along with A Battery 107th FA came under heavy German attack. Once again they fought as infantry while other batteries provided support. LTC James Rosboro (a former member of the 108th from World War I, who ro... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065210 | Describe the 'History' section of the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment'. | July 24, 1917, and later was redesignated as the 108th Field Artillery Regiment. It was sent to Camp Hancock, GA in the late summer of 1917. It was part of the 53rd Field Artillery Brigade, which was part of the 28th Division. After training in Georgia for several months and receiving new recruits to bring it up to com... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065207 | From the article on '108th Field Artillery Regiment', restate the 'History' content. | from the line and those soldiers whose enlistments had not expired were merged with the 11th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. The 90th Regiment fought in 12 campaigns during the Civil War and earned seven Medals of Honor. During the Civil War, the unit suffered well over eight hundred casualties including 103 combat de... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065205 | What information does the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment' provide on 'History'? | spent the rest of the battle in reserve arriving on the scene of Picket's Charge just as it was being repulsed. During the battle, the regiment suffered 8 killed, 45 wounded and 40 missing/captured. The majority of the casualties occurred on the first day with most of the missing captured during the retreat through tow... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065214 | Reconstruct the content about 'History' from the article on '108th Field Artillery Regiment'. | years of discussion on its design, the regiment Coat of Arms and Distinctive Unit Insignia were approved as currently worn by members. Also, in 1926, the 108th had as a visitor during its Annual Training the III Corps Area Commander, MG Douglas MacArthur. During Annual Training 1932 the 3-108th FA teamed with the 103rd... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065208 | Explain what '108th Field Artillery Regiment' covers in the 'History' section. | in this capacity for the remainder of the nineteenth century and was activated by the Governor for the Great Railroad Strike of 1877. During the strike, violence erupted and shots were fired. Several Guardsmen were killed as well as some strikers. In 1898 the regiment was activated for the Spanish–American War but did ... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065227 | What information does the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment' provide on 'History'? | 2005 when it returned home. For their efforts, members of the Battalion were awarded the LA Emergency Service Medal and the Battalion as a whole was awarded the Governors Unit Citation. The battalion was the first National Guard unit to be issued and fire the M777A2 howitzer in 2008 at Camp Shelby, Mississippi. The bat... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065231 | What information does the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment' provide on 'Campaigns and state activation'? | American Civil War ; Spanish–American War ; World War I ; World War II ; Blizzard of 1996 – State Activation ; September 2005 – Hurricane Katrina ; 2008–2009 – Operation Iraqi Freedom 09-11 | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065229 | Describe the 'Commanders' section of the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment'. | 2021-Present MAJ Jason Grentus ; 2019–2021 LTC Luis Mendoza ; 2016-2019 LTC Darryl Bertani ; 2012-2016 LTC Jeff Heasley ; 2009-2012 LTC Neil Salkowski | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065213 | Summarize the 'History' part of '108th Field Artillery Regiment'. | the front. They were soon detached from the 28th Division and sent north to Belgium and fought with the 91st Division in the Ypres sector. They did not rejoin the 28th Division until the spring of 1919 in LeMans, France just prior to their departure. They earned five campaign streamers for actions in which they partici... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065221 | What information does the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment' provide on 'History'? | 1950 when North Korea invaded South Korea. The 28th Infantry Division and the 108th were sent to Camp Atterbury, Indiana, and later, Germany. The 235th was activated and sent to Fort Sill OK prior to shipping to Korea. The 235th arrived in Korea during the winter of 1953 and was assigned to the Eighth Army. The 235th s... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065200 | Based on the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment', describe the 'Mission' section. | The 1-108th Field Artillery's mission in support of the 56th SBCT is to provide accurate and responsive fires including close and counterfire to the maneuver units of the SBCT. | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065226 | Reconstruct the content about 'History' from the article on '108th Field Artillery Regiment'. | battalion assembled and deployed within 72 hours of alert and conducted a motor-march from their home armories to Alexandria, LA before proceeding to New Orleans. There the Battalion distributed food and conducted convoy operations transporting vital relief supplies. The unit was located at Riverdale HS renamed Forward... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Field_Artillery_Regiment_32065228 | What does the article about '108th Field Artillery Regiment' say regarding 'Organization'? | Headquarters & Headquarters Battery (HHB) (Carlisle, PA) ; Alpha Battery (Hanover, PA) ; Bravo Battery (Fayetteville, PA) ; Charlie Battery (Philadelphia, PA) ; Foxtrot Company, 328th Support Battalion (Gettysburg, PA) The doctrinal organization of an Artillery Battalion in a Stryker Brigade Combat Team is 1 Headquarte... | [
"108th Field Artillery Regiment — History\n\nMeritorious Unit Commendation by General Taylor, Commander of UN Forces in Korea, and two campaign streamers. After the Korean War, the 108th was merged with the 235th Field Artillery Battalion in December 1954. It was known as the 108th FA Bn and was armed with 155mm Ho... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201117 | Summarize the 'Date' part of '108th Grey Cup'. | It was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on November 24, 2017, League Commis... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201131 | Reconstruct the content about 'Game summary' from the article on '108th Grey Cup'. | the fourth quarter, the game began to turn around. Winnipeg kicker Sergio Castillo kicked a 20-yard field goal, and then Winnipeg quarterback Zach Collaros threw a 29-yard touchdown, followed by a kickoff single by Castillo to close the gap to 22–21. With 1:52 left in the game, Castillo kicked his fifth field goal of t... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201119 | From the article on '108th Grey Cup', restate the 'Host city' content. | This was the 11th time that the city of Hamilton hosted the Grey Cup, with the previous coming in 1996, and the first to be played at the new Tim Hortons Field. The game was announced as a sell-out on December 5, 2021, shortly after the Tiger-Cats won the East Final. | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201127 | Reconstruct the content about 'Head-to-head' from the article on '108th Grey Cup'. | Winnipeg and Hamilton met just once during the 2021 regular season, in the 107th Grey Cup rematch in Week 1. The Blue Bombers allowed a touchdown on Hamilton's opening drive, but shut out the Tiger-Cats for the rest of the game and won 19–6 at IG Field. This was the tenth meeting between the two teams in the championsh... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201122 | Describe the 'Background' section of the article about '108th Grey Cup'. | This game was a rematch of the 2019 Grey Cup, and was the first rematch Grey Cup game since 2010. This was also the first game since 2013 where a team played a Grey Cup in its home stadium. The Tiger-Cats entered the game with the league's longest active Grey Cup championship drought, having last won in 1999, after Win... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201125 | Explain what '108th Grey Cup' covers in the 'Winnipeg Blue Bombers' section. | The Blue Bombers finished a dominant season with the best record in the CFL at with two of their losses occurring after already clinching first place in the West Division. The team won their first division title since 2011, and first West Division first-place finish since 1972, after they defeated the BC Lions on Octob... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201116 | What information does the article about '108th Grey Cup' provide? | The 108th Grey Cup decided the Canadian Football League (CFL) championship for the 2021 season. The game was played on December 12, 2021, between the defending Grey Cup champion Winnipeg Blue Bombers and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, at Tim Hortons Field in Hamilton, Ontario. The Bombers defeated the Ticats 33–25 in overtim... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201118 | From the article on '108th Grey Cup', restate the 'Date' content. | and 2021 announcement, it was revealed that the earlier start meant that it would be played on the third Sunday of November, which is still the earliest start since the November 19 game in 2006. Due to the delayed start of the 2021 season, the Grey Cup was pushed back from November 21, 2021, to December 12, 2021. This ... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201126 | Summarize the 'Winnipeg Blue Bombers' part of '108th Grey Cup'. | game. The team also allowed just six total points scored in the fourth quarter in the first twelve games of the season. The team's quarterback, Zach Collaros, started 13 games and was named the West Division's Most Outstanding Player after finishing the season with a 111.01 quarterback passer rating, which was the tent... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201130 | Describe the 'Game summary' section of the article about '108th Grey Cup'. | game. Hamilton then went for it on third down and was stopped, forcing a turnover on downs, but their aggression was rewarded with a 43-yard interception by Hamilton defensive back Kameron Kelly. Hamilton quarterback Jeremiah Masoli threw an 11-yard touchdown on that same drive to make the score 17–10. Winnipeg concede... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201135 | What information does the article about '108th Grey Cup' provide on 'Depth charts'? | The following diagrams illustrate the teams' depth charts that were released one day prior to game day. Starters are listed in boxes in their respective positions with backups listed directly above or below. | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201128 | What information does the article about '108th Grey Cup' provide on 'Uniforms'? | As the East Division representative in a Grey Cup held in an East Division city (and in their own stadium), the Hamilton Tiger-Cats were the designated home team for the game and elected to use their own dressing room. The team wore their black jerseys with gold pants while the Blue Bombers wore their white jerseys wit... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201121 | Explain what '108th Grey Cup' covers in the 'Capacity' section. | Due to Ontario public health orders, all attendees aged 12 and over were required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. In addition, on October 14, 2021, it was announced that due to restrictions on indoor, non-seated events in effect at the time (the restriction was lifted on October 28), there would be no public e... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201136 | Describe the 'Broadcasting' section of the article about '108th Grey Cup'. | The game was televised in Canada by TSN (English) and RDS (French), in the United States on ESPN2, in the United Kingdom by BT Sport, and in Mexico by MVS. Outside of North America, the Grey Cup was carried by ESPN International and its affiliated networks to 74 countries. The game was also available for online streami... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201124 | Explain what '108th Grey Cup' covers in the 'Hamilton Tiger-Cats' section. | record as the team's starter. Masoli took every snap in the team's East Semi-Final win over the Montreal Alouettes, but struggled in the East Final against the Toronto Argonauts. He completed four of six passes for 22 yards before being replaced by Evans early in the second quarter. Evans was a perfect 16-for-16 passin... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201120 | What does the article about '108th Grey Cup' say regarding 'Selection process'? | The 108th (2020) and 109th (2021) Grey Cup were awarded to Regina, Saskatchewan, and Hamilton, Ontario, respectively on February 21, 2019. Litigation over the construction of Tim Hortons Field was settled on May 31, 2018, which had prevented the Tiger-Cats from bidding on a Grey Cup game prior to then. The game was ori... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201129 | Based on the article about '108th Grey Cup', describe the 'Game summary' section. | The game was played in windy conditions, with gusts of nearly 50km/h. Winnipeg won the coin toss, but elected to defer, choosing to play with the wind at their backs in the first and the fourth quarters. Winnipeg used the wind to their advantage in the first quarter, with two field goals and a single, while Hamilton wa... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201132 | Describe the 'Game summary' section of the article about '108th Grey Cup'. | and Collaros threw a 13-yard touchdown, and made the two-point conversion to make it 33–25. Then, on Hamilton's ensuing position, Winnipeg linebacker Kyrie Wilson intercepted a deflected pass from Masoli, ending the game. Winnipeg quarterback Zach Collaros was named the most valuable player, while Winnipeg receiver Nic... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201123 | Summarize the 'Hamilton Tiger-Cats' part of '108th Grey Cup'. | The Tiger-Cats finished in second place in the East Division with a regular season record of after beginning the season with two losses. The team entered the 2021 season with two capable starting quarterbacks, with head coach Orlondo Steinauer choosing the more experienced Jeremiah Masoli as the team's opening day star... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Grey_Cup_29201133 | What information does the article about '108th Grey Cup' provide on 'Scoring summary'? | WPG – FG Castillo 38 yards (8:29) 3–0 WPG ; WPG – Single Liegghio 70 yards (2:46) 4–0 WPG WPG – FG Castillo 34 yards (13:22) 7–0 WPG ; HAM – FG Domagala 13 yards (2:41) 7–3 WPG ; HAM – TD Dunbar 12-yard reception from Masoli (Domagala convert) (0:21) 10–7 HAM WPG – FG Castillo 15 yards (8:34) 10–10 ; HAM – TD Banks 11-... | [
"108th Grey Cup — Date\n\nIt was speculated with the 108th Grey Cup that the date for this game could come at least one week sooner than in previous years. Currently, the Grey Cup is played on the fourth or fifth Sunday of November, as has been the case since 2007. During the CFL's State of the League address on No... |
108th_Guards_Kuban_Cossack_Air_Assault_Regiment_15139742 | Explain what '108th Guards Kuban Cossack Air Assault Regiment' covers in the 'History' section. | 20 August, it landed in the Prague area. On 23 June 1969, the 6th Airborne Company boarded an An-12BP transport to take a flight to display their BMD-1 infantry vehicles to Defence Minister Andrei Grechko. The transport collided with an Aeroflot Ilyushin Il-14M over Yukhnov. All 91 paratroopers were killed. During exer... | [
"108th Guards Kuban Cossack Air Assault Regiment — History\n\n20 August, it landed in the Prague area. On 23 June 1969, the 6th Airborne Company boarded an An-12BP transport to take a flight to display their BMD-1 infantry vehicles to Defence Minister Andrei Grechko. The transport collided with an Aeroflot Ilyushin... |
108th_Guards_Kuban_Cossack_Air_Assault_Regiment_15139741 | What does the article about '108th Guards Kuban Cossack Air Assault Regiment' say regarding 'History'? | The regiment was formed on 20 September 1948 from the 1st Airborne Battalion of the 322nd Guards Air Landing Regiment of the 103rd Guards Airborne Division in Polotsk. After the formation, the 108th was moved to Kaunas and became part of the 7th Guards Airborne Division. On 17 July 1949, the regiment was presented with... | [
"108th Guards Kuban Cossack Air Assault Regiment — History\n\n20 August, it landed in the Prague area. On 23 June 1969, the 6th Airborne Company boarded an An-12BP transport to take a flight to display their BMD-1 infantry vehicles to Defence Minister Andrei Grechko. The transport collided with an Aeroflot Ilyushin... |
108th_Guards_Kuban_Cossack_Air_Assault_Regiment_15139744 | Describe the 'Commanders' section of the article about '108th Guards Kuban Cossack Air Assault Regiment'. | Colonel Pyotr Sukhinov (1948–1949) ; Colonel Pyotr Burygin (1949–1951) ; Colonel Alexander Kuznetsov (1951–1954) ; Colonel Nikolai Bolshakov (1954–1956) ; Colonel Anatoly Polushkin (1956–1957) ; Colonel Vladimir Uzdovsky (1957–1958) ; Colonel Dmitri Sukhorukov (1958–1961) ; Colonel Valentin Kostylev (1961–1963) ; Colon... | [
"108th Guards Kuban Cossack Air Assault Regiment — History\n\n20 August, it landed in the Prague area. On 23 June 1969, the 6th Airborne Company boarded an An-12BP transport to take a flight to display their BMD-1 infantry vehicles to Defence Minister Andrei Grechko. The transport collided with an Aeroflot Ilyushin... |
108th_Guards_Kuban_Cossack_Air_Assault_Regiment_15139743 | From the article on '108th Guards Kuban Cossack Air Assault Regiment', restate the 'History' content. | was awarded the pennant of the Minister of Defence for its actions. During 1988 and 1989, it conducted operations in the Transcaucasian Military District. In 1993, the regiment fought in the War in Abkhazia. In 1993, the regiment moved to Maykop. A year later it moved to Novorossiysk and was awarded the honorific "Kuba... | [
"108th Guards Kuban Cossack Air Assault Regiment — History\n\n20 August, it landed in the Prague area. On 23 June 1969, the 6th Airborne Company boarded an An-12BP transport to take a flight to display their BMD-1 infantry vehicles to Defence Minister Andrei Grechko. The transport collided with an Aeroflot Ilyushin... |
108th_Guards_Kuban_Cossack_Air_Assault_Regiment_15139740 | Describe the content of the article about '108th Guards Kuban Cossack Air Assault Regiment'. | The 108th Guards Kuban Cossack Air Assault Regiment is a regiment of the Russian Airborne Troops' 7th Guards Airborne Division, based at Novorossiysk. The regiment fought in the suppression of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia, the War in Abkhazia, the First Chechen War, the W... | [
"108th Guards Kuban Cossack Air Assault Regiment — History\n\n20 August, it landed in the Prague area. On 23 June 1969, the 6th Airborne Company boarded an An-12BP transport to take a flight to display their BMD-1 infantry vehicles to Defence Minister Andrei Grechko. The transport collided with an Aeroflot Ilyushin... |
108th_Guards_Rifle_Division_25736999 | Explain what '108th Guards Rifle Division' covers in the 'First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive' section. | Following the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa and were unable to join the pursuit for at least a week, when they were... | [
"108th Guards Rifle Division — First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive\n\nFollowing the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa an... |
108th_Guards_Rifle_Division_25737011 | Explain what '108th Guards Rifle Division' covers in the 'Budapest Campaign' section. | the city and 46th Army was ordered to temporarily go over to the defense on November 8. The offensive was to be renewed on November 11. For this effort the 108th Guards had the 1897th Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment (SU-76s) in direct support of its attack toward Pánd. The Army went over to the offensive at 0850 hour... | [
"108th Guards Rifle Division — First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive\n\nFollowing the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa an... |
108th_Guards_Rifle_Division_25737017 | From the article on '108th Guards Rifle Division', restate the 'Encirclement of Budapest' content. | prepared to take the western part of the city. The Army's shock group consisted of the 37th and the 10th Guards Corps on a 10km-wide front. 37th Corps had the artillery of its divisions in support plus the 87th Guards Mortar Regiment, 1505th Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment (SU-76s), 25th Howitzer, 11th Light Artiller... | [
"108th Guards Rifle Division — First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive\n\nFollowing the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa an... |
108th_Guards_Rifle_Division_25736990 | Describe the '10th Guards Rifle Brigade' section of the article about '108th Guards Rifle Division'. | 11th Guards Rifle Corps. By early August it was fighting along the Terek River as the 1st Panzer Army advanced eastward, but as the momentum of this advance ebbed the Red Army began planning counterattacks. When it went on the attack on November 6 it was supported by elements of the 63rd Tank Brigade, the 98th Guards C... | [
"108th Guards Rifle Division — First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive\n\nFollowing the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa an... |
108th_Guards_Rifle_Division_25737013 | Reconstruct the content about 'Budapest Campaign' from the article on '108th Guards Rifle Division'. | along the river as far as Baja. Following a regrouping the 37th and 23rd Corps were ready for an assault crossing on the Danube itself near Ercsi on the night of December 4/5. Again this was intended as a "silent" crossing without artillery preparation, although a fire plan was prepared in case of heavy resistance. Dur... | [
"108th Guards Rifle Division — First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive\n\nFollowing the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa an... |
108th_Guards_Rifle_Division_25737025 | Describe the 'Into Austria and Postwar' section of the article about '108th Guards Rifle Division'. | command of the 108th Guards into the postwar. During Operation Spring Awakening, which began on March 6, the 27th Army was in the Front's second echelon and in the event saw little action before the Soviet forces went over to the offensive on March 16. As the Vienna Offensive continued the division took part in the rec... | [
"108th Guards Rifle Division — First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive\n\nFollowing the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa an... |
108th_Guards_Rifle_Division_25737009 | Reconstruct the content about 'Budapest Campaign' from the article on '108th Guards Rifle Division'. | By the beginning of October the 46th Army had come under command of 2nd Ukrainian Front; at this time 37th Corps contained only the 108th Guards and the 320th Rifle Divisions. The offensive into Hungary continued apace and on November 4 the division took part in the capture of the city of Szolnok on the Tisza River, fo... | [
"108th Guards Rifle Division — First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive\n\nFollowing the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa an... |
108th_Guards_Rifle_Division_25736989 | Summarize the '10th Guards Rifle Brigade' part of '108th Guards Rifle Division'. | 305th Guards Rifle Regiment ; 308th Guards Rifle Regiment ; 311th Guards Rifle Regiment ; 245th Guards Artillery Regiment ; 110th Guards Antitank Battalion ; 104th Guards Reconnaissance Company ; 115th Guards Sapper Battalion ; 139th Guards Signal Company (later 167th Guards Signal Battalion) ; 112th Guards Medical/San... | [
"108th Guards Rifle Division — First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive\n\nFollowing the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa an... |
108th_Guards_Rifle_Division_25737021 | Summarize the 'Siege of Budapest' part of '108th Guards Rifle Division'. | The battle for the city continued from January 1 - February 13, 1945 and the 108th Guards was heavily involved in the fighting for Buda along with the rest of its Corps and the 75th Rifle Corps while the main forces of 46th Army and, indeed, much of the rest of 3rd and 2nd Ukrainian Fronts fought off several German rel... | [
"108th Guards Rifle Division — First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive\n\nFollowing the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa an... |
108th_Guards_Rifle_Division_25737000 | Reconstruct the content about 'First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive' from the article on '108th Guards Rifle Division'. | 5th Shock's forces, but this would not take place until April 18-20 due to the state of the roads. The Army was expected to be required to overcome German strongpoints at Cioburciu and Talmaza before advancing westward. By April 19 the 37th Corps had reached the Dniester northwest of Cioburciu but the Front commander, ... | [
"108th Guards Rifle Division — First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive\n\nFollowing the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa an... |
108th_Guards_Rifle_Division_25736986 | Summarize the following section from the article on '108th Guards Rifle Division'. | offensive began in August when the division was part of 46th Army and each of its rifle regiments won battle honors during the advance through eastern Romania and into Hungary. By November it was at the outer defenses of Budapest but remained engaged in fighting for that city until it finally fell on February 13, 1945.... | [
"108th Guards Rifle Division — First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive\n\nFollowing the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa an... |
108th_Guards_Rifle_Division_25736988 | Based on the article about '108th Guards Rifle Division', describe the '4th Guards Rifle Brigade' section. | This brigade began service as the 1st formation of the 38th Rifle Brigade, formed as a "student" brigade in the Central Asia Military District in November 1941. In December it was shipped to the Moscow Defence Zone before joining the 2nd Guards Rifle Corps in the reserves of Kalinin Front in January 1942. It saw combat... | [
"108th Guards Rifle Division — First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive\n\nFollowing the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa an... |
108th_Guards_Rifle_Division_25737005 | Reconstruct the content about 'First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive' from the article on '108th Guards Rifle Division'. | and drove a wedge between the two Soviet divisions, making it impossible for the Guardsmen to support their Corps-mates. By 0800 hours the men of the 320th found themselves literally with their backs to the river, with no room to maneuver and increasingly vulnerable to enemy fire. At 0930 hours their only river crossin... | [
"108th Guards Rifle Division — First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive\n\nFollowing the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa an... |
108th_Guards_Rifle_Division_25737006 | What does the article about '108th Guards Rifle Division' say regarding 'Into the Balkans'? | At the start of the Second Jassy–Kishinev Operation 37th Corps had the 59th and 108th Guards plus the rebuilt 320th Division under command. 46th Army was on the Front's left (south) flank covering a frontage of 111km but its main attack would be along an 8km-wide sector between Talmaza and Cioburciu. The 37th and 31st ... | [
"108th Guards Rifle Division — First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive\n\nFollowing the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa an... |
108th_Guards_Rifle_Division_25737023 | What does the article about '108th Guards Rifle Division' say regarding 'Siege of Budapest'? | as best they could given an extreme lack of food and ammunition. On February 12 the remnants of the encircled Axis forces undertook a desperate attempt to break out. Small groups managed to filter through the positions of the besiegers and began to spread to the northwest into the rear of 3rd Ukrainian Front's right-fl... | [
"108th Guards Rifle Division — First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive\n\nFollowing the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa an... |
108th_Guards_Rifle_Division_25736993 | Summarize the 'Into Ukraine' part of '108th Guards Rifle Division'. | As of the start of September the 108th and 109th Guards constituted the 10th Guards Corps, still in North Caucasus Front, but it soon began moving north to reinforce the small 44th Army in Southern Front (as of October 20 4th Ukrainian Front) by the beginning of October adding the 49th Guards Rifle Division to its comp... | [
"108th Guards Rifle Division — First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive\n\nFollowing the battle for Odessa, the STAVKA ordered 3rd Ukrainian Front to mount a concerted effort to force the Dniester, capture Chișinău, and eventually occupy all of eastern Bessarabia. 5th Shock and 6th Armies were engaged in mopping up Odessa an... |
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