Bumper markings for 29 ID ANG

[maddawg308]

I want to have bumper markings on the front of my truck for the local Army National Guard Unit, the 3rd Batt., 116th Inf. Reg, 29th Inf Div. What would be a proper bumper nomenclature for this unit? I would think:

29ID 3-116

Correct?

 

[emmado22]

29I 3-116IN

 

[maddawg308]

Thanks, em!

 

[maddawg308]

Okay, got the stencils ordered today. Bumper markings reflect a vehicle from the Virginia Army National Guard, 29th Infantry Division, 3rd Battalion of the 116th Infantry Regiment, Bravo Company, vehicle #12.

 

[ONTOS66]

maddawg, I doubt that anyone would notice, (but) medics actually belong to HQ Company and are assigned to the line companies. I have this itch in the back of my mind that says that the ambulance would actually have HHC numbers for the vehicle (HHC12, rather than B12) - anyone have an ambulance with the bumper markings on it?

 

[ONTOS66]

'dawg, ran across some current bumper markings for some ambulances the other day. Photo of one attached, the other was wrecked and I couldn't get a shot but it was HQ28.

This armory happens to be 2nd Battalion, 113th Regiment of the 42nd Infantry Division at Riverdale, NJ

However, as I said .. most people won't have a clue no matter what you put on it ... except for the occasional PITA that you will run across from time to time.

How about some photos of the project!

 

[emmado22]

With the new modularity concept the Army has gone to, either way you'd be OK.

 

[ARMYMAN30YearsPlus]

Heck you will put mud on it anyway when you go into combat to pick up our wounded so what difference does it make. I would stencil your name on the window to indicate you are the driver and I am sure your daughter would get a kick out of being stenciled in as the assistant driver on the other window. Tell her I said hi and when I get back from Korea I will try to bring her something.