Campaigns
Campaign Participation Credit
- 1st Alabama Cavalry Troop
- Indian Wars: Creeks, February 1836-July 1837; Seminoles, 28 December 1835-14 August 1842; 15 December 18 May, 185558
- Mexican War: Vera Cruz, 9–29 March 1847
- 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment (CSA)
- Civil War (Confederate service): Shiloh, 6–7 April 1862; Murfreesboro, 26 December 1862-4 January 1863; Chickamauga, 16 August-22 September 1863; Chattanooga, 23–27 November 1863; Atlanta, 7 May 2 September 1864
- 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment (USV)
- Civil War (Union service): Murfreesboro, 26 December 1862-4 January 1863; Atlanta, 7 May 2 September 1864
- Mexican Expedition: Mexico 1916-1917, 14 March 1916-7 February 1917
- World War I: Streamer without inscription
- 31st Cavalry Reconnaissance Troop
- World War II: New Guinea, 24 January 1943-31 December 1944 (with arrowhead); Western Pacific, 15 June 1944-2 September 1945 (with arrowhead); Southern Philippines, 27 February-4 July 1945
- 31st Reconnaissance Troop
- Korea: Streamer without inscription
- E Troop, 31st Cavalry Regiment
- War on Terrorism Service: Operation Noble Eagle I; Operation Noble Eagle II; Operation Noble Eagle III
Decorations
- 31st Cavalry Regiment
- none
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