Honoring Those With Whom We Served
434 IBC Mobiel Regiment van Heutsz
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The Regiment Van Heutsz is a distinguished line infantry regiment of the Royal Netherlands Army.
The 434th Infantry company is an integral part of that honored regiment. The regiment was named
after J.B. van Heutsz, a former Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies. It currently operates in the
air mobile role as part of the 12th Infantry Brigade. The regiment is the bearer of the traditions of the
Koninklijk Nederlands Indisch Leger. As of 2006, the battalion forms the basis of the battle group
attached to Task Force Uruzgan, the primary Dutch component of the multi-national forces in
Afghanistan.
The 434th Infantry company is an integral part of that honored regiment. The regiment was named
after J.B. van Heutsz, a former Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies. It currently operates in the
air mobile role as part of the 12th Infantry Brigade. The regiment is the bearer of the traditions of the
Koninklijk Nederlands Indisch Leger. As of 2006, the battalion forms the basis of the battle group
attached to Task Force Uruzgan, the primary Dutch component of the multi-national forces in
Afghanistan.
2nd US Infantry Div. van Heutsz Beret van Heutsz Beret Insignia van Heutsz Patch
Note: Serving alongside soldiers from other nations involved in the UN mission in Korea, the regiment
van Heutsz was part of the 2nd US Infantry Division, and wore their insignia - the Indian head. In honor
of those who gave their all during that conflict, the van Heutsz regiment continues to wear their
version of the insignia.
"All gave some. Some gave all."
Note: Serving alongside soldiers from other nations involved in the UN mission in Korea, the regiment
van Heutsz was part of the 2nd US Infantry Division, and wore their insignia - the Indian head. In honor
of those who gave their all during that conflict, the van Heutsz regiment continues to wear their
version of the insignia.
"All gave some. Some gave all."
| For more on the van Heutsz and their continuing role in the fight for freedom, click on the following links: www.home.tiscali.nl/swankhuizen/korea www.701matvzgpellance.nl/index.php www.regimentvanheutsz.nl |
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