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1SG Wyatt:

I have coordinated with HQDA, G-1 and we will develop the CSIB for the 49th
Armored Division - this will take about 100-120 days to complete the
drawings and development of the CSIB.

Bonnie Henning
Program Analyst
The Institute of Heraldry

This is the sixteenth in a series of indexes of all infantry regiments and independent infantry battalions of the US Army in WWII. Note that the 124th Cavalry Regiment fought dismounted as infantry during WWII. Others will be published as they are completed.

This work includes all decorations cited in the general orders of the 124th Cavalry Regiment. Please note that some decorations to members of the 124th Cavalry Regiment may have been cited in general orders of other commands. This index lists members of the 124th Cavalry Regiment that were awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge or the Combat Medic Badge by the 124th Cavalry Regiment. Combat Infantryman Badges and Combat Medic Badges are important, since the recipients of these badges are retroactively entitled to a Bronze Star Medal under Change 13 to Army Regulation 600-45, Department of the Army, 4 November 1947. I have made no attempt to list the Unit Awards, awards of specific Battle Stars, or Good Conduct Medals.

How to read the sources: (GO#12,1945,124CAV) is broken down as “GO” (General Order), “#” (Number 12, 1945), “124CAV” (124th Cavalry Regiment).

Troop assignments were penciled into the margins of the some of the general orders. This required the editor to interpret the handwriting. This could have resulted in errors. Please verify troop assignments though another sources before forming any conclusion.

Every effort has been made to minimize errors and misspelled names. An error may be attributable to the source document, or may have occurred while transcribing the names/units. Some of the original documents are of very poor print quality, making them difficult to decipher. Corrections with supporting documentation can be sent to D-Day Militaria.