Combat Support Company
Camp Greaves, 1987

In 1987, the Combat Support Company (CSC) consisted of Headquarters Platoon; 3 Anti-Tank Platoons; the 4.2 inch Mortar Platoon; and a Scout Platoon. In 1990, CSC reverted to D Company, with a Heavy Weapons Anti-Armor MOS.

photos from Don "Big Nick" Nicholson (CSC, 1st BN, 1987)

Looking north through Bravo Gate: The hill in the background is in the DMZ.

CSC in the Field

Combat Support Company in the field

Members of the 2nd Anti-tank Platoon, CSC, with a dismounted TOW

TOW HMMWV of the 2nd Anti-tank Platoon, dug in overlooking the Cho Won Valley

Sunset over the Cho Won Valley

Big Nick in his Currahee cap: photo is looking toward the north.

October 2005 photo by Peggy Pearson

This CSC, 1-506th Guidon hangs in the Headquarters
Building of 1st Battalion, 506th at Fort Campbell.

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This page updated 10/21/06

Combat Support Company Camp Greaves, 1987 In 1987, the Combat Support Company (CSC) consisted of Headquarters Platoon; 3 Anti-Tank Platoons; the 4.2 inch Mortar Platoon; and a Scout Platoon. In 1990, CSC reverted to D Company, with a Heavy Weapons Anti-Armor MOS.

Combat Support Company
Camp Greaves, 1987

In 1987, the Combat Support Company (CSC) consisted of Headquarters Platoon; 3 Anti-Tank Platoons; the 4.2 inch Mortar Platoon; and a Scout Platoon. In 1990, CSC reverted to D Company, with a Heavy Weapons Anti-Armor MOS.