201st CIC - UNIT HISTORY

201st CIC - Counter Intelligence Corps

UNIT HISTORY

-World War II-

Goodenough Island
Arrived Goodenough Island February 1944

Miision to Hollandia via Submarine circa 1944

Departed: April 1944
via LST for the invasion of Hollandia

Hollandia, Dutch New Guinea
Arrived: April 22, 1944 (D-Day combat landing)

Lake Sentani (Headquarters)

Departed: circa June, 1944
via LST to Biak Island

Biak Island, Dutch New Guinea
Arrived: circa June, 1944 (combat operation)

Mission to Noemfoor: PT-193 "Bitchin Witch" June 25, 1944

Hollandia, Dutch New Guinea
Arrived: Late June, 1944 – December 24, 1945

Departed: December 24, 1945
AKA Amphibious cargo ship for Luzon invasion

Lingayen Gulf, Luzon, Philippines
Arrived: January 9, 1945 (D-Day combat landing)

San Fabian, Pangasinan (combat landing / headquarters)
January 9–?, 1945

Anio, Pangasinan

Rosales, Pangasinan (Headquarters)

Manaoag, Pangasinan (sub-branch)

Guimba, Nueva Ecija (sub-branch)

Gerona (sub-branch)
February 25 – March 16,1945 led by Malbusian

Bagiuo

AWARDS

Presidential Unit Citation
Three Battle Stars (Hollandia, Biak, Luzon)

-Korean War-

Details unknown

-Today-

201st Battlefield Surveillance Brigade
The U. S. Army 201st Battlefield Surveillance Brigade was created from the merger of two separate units; Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 503rd Army Security Agency Group, and the 201st Counter Intelligence Detachment.

201st Battlefield Surveillance Brigade The U. S. Army 201st Battlefield Surveillance Brigade was created from the merger of two separate units; Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 503rd Army Security Agency Group, and the 201st Counter Intelligence Detachment.

201st Battlefield Surveillance Brigade
The U. S. Army 201st Battlefield Surveillance Brigade was created from the merger of two separate units; Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 503rd Army Security Agency Group, and the 201st Counter Intelligence Detachment.