美国陆军第1菲律宾步兵团

第1菲律宾步兵团（1st Filipino Infantry Regiment）是美国陆军中一支实行种族隔离制度的部队，其成员主要是来自美国本土的菲律宾裔美国人，另外还有少量曾在之前参加过1941-42年的菲律宾战役的老兵。在加州国民警卫队的支持下，该团于加利福尼亚州圣路易斯奥比斯波营地（英语：Camp San Luis Obispo）成立。该部队原本被设置为营级单位，1942年7月13 日，上级正式宣布将该部队扩充为团级单位。起初，该团于1944年被部署到了新几内亚，之后其官兵曾参加过特种部队，亦曾在日本菲律宾占领区（英语：Japanese occupation of the Philippines）执行任务。1945年，该团被部署至菲律宾，在这里经历了几次战斗。主要战役结束后，该团又在菲律宾驻扎了一段时间，直至1946年返回加州，最终在斯通曼营（英语：Camp Stoneman）撤编^[10][11][12]。

第1菲律宾步兵团
军团纹章
存在时期	1942年3月4日[1] – 1946年4月10日[2]
解散	1952[2]
效忠于	美国
部门	美国陆军
规模	团
格言	"Laging Una" (Always First)[3]
进行曲	"On to Bataan"[3]
参与战役	第二次世界大战 新几内亚战役[4] 菲律宾战役[4] 雷伊泰岛战役[4] 萨马岛海战[4] 吕宋岛战役[4] 巴丹半岛战役[5] 科雷吉多岛战役[6] Battle of the Visayas（英语：Battle of the Visayas）[7]
嘉奖	Philippine Presidential Unit Citation（英语：Philippine Presidential Unit Citation）[2]
参战飘带	新几内亚[2] 莱特岛[2] 棉兰老岛[2]
指挥官
Regiment Commander	Colonel (United States)（英语：Colonel (United States)） Robert H. Offley[8][9] Colonel William Robert Hamby[1]
标识
Shoulder Sleeve Insignia（英语：Shoulder Sleeve Insignia）
特色单位徽章

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