4TH INFANTRY REGIMENT VETERANS ASSOCIATION

06/19/2026

Tropical Storm Arthur, the first named storm of the 2026 Atlantic s...

06/18/2026

Help us reach our goal in time to get this Unit Wall Tribute in place on October 24, 2026. Our intent is that this Unit Wall Tribute reminds those who see it of the sacrifices and dedication of past and present Warriors, especially those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. Let it serve as a place for members of the Regiment to gather and talk of the paths shared, the sacrifices made, and our memories of the battlefield brotherhood; let it make others curious about our unit and its history; and let it maintain our heritage in a permanent and public way.

Help recognize the Regiment's accomplishments in it's over 200 year history serving the US Army and this country. This plaque will stand along side other Unit Tributes which line the Path of Remembrance leading up to the Museum. Warriors! Noli Me Tangere

06/18/2026

Brothers and sisters of the 4th Infantry Regiment. We are entering the 126 day mark until the start of the 2026 4th Infantry Regiment Reunion. What a great honor it will be when we are represented not only inside the Museum (check out the Civil War exhibit) that we will represented outside on the Wall of Honor with a Unit Wall Tribute plaque. (It will be mounted after the Reunion, on November 6, 2026 in time for Veteran's Days events at the Reunion)
Join us in helping be part of this by donating at this link for the plaque.
https://armyhistory.causevox.com/Fourthinfantryregiment.org

The National Museum of the United States Army at Fort Belvoir, VA, is an award-winning facility with the theme “Soldiers Stories,” highlighting the experiences of the men and women who have served since 1775. Along the walkway from the parking lot is a Wall of Honor holding Unit Tributes to acti...

05/28/2026

Your attention please Warriors!
We are 147 days until the 2026 4th Infantry Regiment Reunion to be held in Fairfax County, VA at several sites to include Arlington National Cemetery, The National Museum of the United States Army, Mt Vernon, Manassa Battlefield National Park, The Winery at Bull Run.
Go to www.fourthinfantryregiment.us for your tickets to the banquet (required) on October 24, 2026 at the National Museum of the United States Army. Seating is limited.
Book your hotels now, as this event and other events in the area, rooms are sure to go fast.
Let us know that you are attending by requesting an e-invitation to RSVP for the event.
We hope this is the largest Reunion yet. Pass the word. Of course, you never know what can happen when a bunch of Warriors get together. The Holiday Inn Express in Lofton, VA is a rally point for Warriors and is going to be a focal point for some evening events (not on the schedule) and the Embassy Suites by Hilton in Springfield, VA will also be a rally point for Warriors.

4th U.S. Infantry Regiment

05/25/2026

On this very special year, the 250th Birthday of our Nation, the 250th Birthday of the United States Army (1175-2025) and 215 years (1812-2026) of the 4th Infantry Regiment's service in the United States Army. Let us not forget all the Patriots and Warriors that have given the ultimate sacrifice in the service of our country. Let us remember their service, their dedication to their fellow Warriors and their love of their families and the Nation they were willing to place themselves in harm's way to secure the freedoms we hold so dearly today.
Let's stand up and offer a salute to these fine men and women, bow our heads in reverence and offer up a prayer. Let us also remember the families of the fallen and their loss that was not in vain but helped strengthen this Nation into the greatest Country in the World. A Country revered and respected around the globe based on the actions of the few men and women willing to travel across the oceans to help free the oppressed at all costs to include their lives.
In a living room or a dining room today, there is an empty seat, a a graduation this month there was an absent parent, brother, sister or other relative that will not know the joy of seeing that loved one walk the stage. Yet in our hearts we know they would be proud of the moment and even more proud to know the live before them has hope because of the sacrifices made.
Warriors, never forget and never wonder if we will. It is because of you we are able to say "Noli Me Tangere" Warriors!

05/24/2026

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We will always remember

05/16/2026

During the 2026 4th Infantry Regiment Reunion 21-25 October, 2026, take time to visit this great site. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1Cawaq8FP2/

05/07/2026

In January of 1862, the Regiment headquarters and Companies A, D, E, F, G, H, I, and K, were on provost duty in Washington City, and occupied Barracks in Duff Green's Row, on Capitol Hill with Lieutenant Colonel, R. C. Buchanan, commanding. By February the entire Regiment would be in Washington DC.
The Regiment would join the Brigade known as Sykes Regulars and march towards Richmond, Virginia.
On June 27th the Regiment would participate in Battle of" Gaines'
Mill" holding the extreme right of the army and supporting Weed's and Tidbalps batteries.

05/01/2026

This Day in the history of the 4th Infantry Regiment May.

1819 The HQ and four companies were at Cantonment "Montpelier," one company at Fort St Mark, and five companies at Trader's Hill, GA on the St Mary's river and one company at Ft Crawford, GA.

1827 Co B was near the Suwannee River at Camp Dickens, FL, Co F and H established Fort King, named after a former Colonel of the Regiment.

1830 Co F was at Baton Rouge, Co F and H were at Scudder's, Cherokee Nation.

1836 Co A, D, and I were in Baton Rouge, Co E and G were in Florida near the Suwannee River, Co F was in Huntingdon, NC and Co B was in Key West, FL.

1843 The HQ, Co A, B, E, F, G, H, I, and K would leave Jefferson Barracks, MO and establish Camp Wilkins, three mile from Grande Ecore, LA (Camp Salubrity).

1846 The Regiment would be encamped at Matamoras, Mexico.

This year is the 180th year anniversary for the start of the Mexican American War (April 25, 1846 – February 2, 1848). The Battle of Palo Alto was May 8, 1846, followed by The Battle of Resaca de Palma on May 9, 1846.

Visit https://www.nps.gov/paal/index.htm for information about The Battle of Palo Alto or just drive down to southern Texas for a visit.

On May 8, 1846, U.S. and Mexican troops clashed on the prairie of Palo Alto. The battle was the first in a two-year long war that changed the map of North America. Although the two countries have developed strong bonds and friendly ties since the war ended in 1848, these neighbors continue to conten...