Talk:3rd Ordnance Battalion

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Please Correct the Mistake below, 3rd Ordnance Battalion Headquarters was at PIRMASENS 1985 Husterhoeh Kaserne across the street from Headquarters 59th Ordnance Brigade. Previously, 3rd Ordnance Battalion was the 59th Ordnance Brigade "Special Troops Battalion" renamed "Theater Support Battalion" the Units were since before 1981. "Special Troops Battalion" renamed "Theater Support Battalion" 1985 renamed 3rd Ordnance Battalion

   Headquarters and Headquarters Company, Pirmasens
   9th Ordnance Company, Miesau
   164th Military Police Company, Miesau
   330th Ordnance Company, Münchweiler actual Clausen, Site 59.  Administrative Location Munchweiler
   110th Military Police Company, Münchweiler actual Clausen, Site 59.  Administrative Location Munchweiler
   563rd Ordnance Company, Wiesbaden
   41st Ordnance Company, Kaiserslautern Rhine Ordnance Barracks
   98th Chemical Detachment, Munchweiler
   763rd Medical Detachment, Munchweiler
   41st Ordnance Detachment, Fischbach

The 3rd Ordnance Battalion transferred back to the 59th Ordnance Brigade in June 1985.

INCORRECT Units:

   Headquarters and Headquarters Company, Taukkunen Barracks, Worms  Headquarters and Headquarters Located at Huesterhoeh Kaserne Pirmasens
   4th Ordnance Company, Miesau
   41st Ordnance Company, Vogelweh

In 1990 the 3rd Ordnance Battalion had the mission of removing 110,000 chemical projectiles (8" and 155mm nerve agent rounds) from Germany during Operation Steel Box. Wrong Operation Steel Box was the U.S. Navy part, Operation Golden Python was the movements by Vehicles of the Chemical Munitions from Site 59 Clausen to the Rail at Rhine Ordnance Barracks Vogelweh Kaiserslautern the name Golden Python was chosen because of the winding roads from Site 59 to Rhine Ordnance Barracks, 41st Ordnance Company did the blocking and bracing of the Chemical Munitions in the Railcars, due to their Decades of Experience doing that with Conventional High Explosives Munitions. The U.S. Navy Ships would as Operation Steel Box (the Steel Boxes being the Hulls of the Ships) transport the Chemical Munitions from Northern Germany Ports to mostly Johnston Atoll (New Chemical Munitions Incineration Facility) some went to Dugway Proving Grounds. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 98.151.232.200 (talk) 15:43, 24 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Kinda of hard to pick out the issues from all your text. Bits of what you are looking for are in 59th Ordnance Brigade. 3rd Ord was not renamed. After it was transferred to the 32nd AADCOM, Special Troops Battalion was created and some units transferred. When 3rd Ord returned to the 59th, STB was disbanded. --21lima (talk) 11:40, 27 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]