Army - Cold War Vet - 1st Bn 333rd Artillery Regiment, Camp Pier, Germany W COLD SVC - Long Sleeve M109 maintaining constant vigilance against the

maintaining constant vigilance against the submarine threat

the squadron returned to the Philippines and was inactivated there in February 1946

From First Formation to Final Salute

13th Artillery with SVC Ribbon

Army - Cold War Vet - 1st Bn 333rd Artillery Regiment, Camp Pier, Germany W COLD SVC - Long Sleeve M109 maintaining constant vigilance against theCold War Veteran 1st Battalion, 333rd Artillery Regiment, Camp Pier, Germany. You answered the call during one of historys most consequential standoffs. Stationed at Camp Pier, Germany with the 1st Battalion, 333rd Artillery Regiment, you stood ready day after day, year after year as part of Americas forward deployed deterrent force in Europe. The Cold War may not have been fought with bullets, but the sacrifice was real: time away from family,