Organic field artillery support to 10th Mountain Division along with the 605th and 616th FA Bns (Pack).  “Pack” designation because the battalion used 75mm pack howitzers as opposed to standard 105mm guns in order to easily transport in the mountains. 

Attached to 10th Mountain from 17 February to 17 April 1945.  Responsible for tank support of division assault against Mt. Belvedere.  First armored unit to reach Po Valley and cross it. 

Attached to 10th Mountain Division from 19 Feb through 6 April 1945.  Provided anti-tank support with 75mm M3, M4 and M5 Gun Motor Carriages (GMCs). 

A 5th Army asset attached to the 10th Mountain Division, the 1125th Armored Field Artillery Battalion provided artillery support through 105mm self-propelled howitzers.