Operations
The following is a history of the 527th Military Intelligence Battalion's missions.
- 1 May 1946
- 527th Interrogation Team activated for 6 months at Frankfurt, Germany.
- February 1948
- 527th redesignated as a Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment and reactivated at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, in support of the U.S. Third Army.
- June 1950-July 1953
- The outbreak of the Korean War led to several changes in the unit, ultimately leading to its redesignation as 527th MI Company.
- 1 June 1962
- Activation as the 527th MI CO (Security) at Kaiserslautern, Germany, assigned to 66th Intelligence Corps Group. The mission and structure of the unit continued to change during the Cold War. The unit worked to detect and neutralize hostile intelligence efforts against U.S. forces stationed in its area of operation. Its mission and structure remained basically unchanged for the next 30 years.
- November 1989
- The unit's mission changed again with the fall of the Berlin Wall. It continued to play an important part in counterintelligence efforts for the Army, including DESERT SHIELD/STORM.
26 July 1992: 527th MI BN (CI) receives Army Superior Unit Award for period of March 1990-March 1991. Posted by Rich Stombaugh. I was there.
- October 1997
- Unit was inactivated.
- 16 June 2000
- 527th MI BN was activated at Camp Humphreys, Korea, and assigned to 501st Military Intelligence Brigade. Running 24 hour operations, 527th Military Intelligence Battalion plays a vital role in providing the vigilance required to insure the security of the Republic of Korea.
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