The Irishmen of Thomas F. Meagher's brigade participated in the famous, bloody attack on the "sunken road".
About two months later, on June 6 , 1864 the brigade participated in the last major Civil War battle fought in Arkansas.
A Czechoslovak brigade participated in the last Russian offensive and distinguished itself at Zborov (Ukraine) in July 1917.
The brigade participated in one of the most novel projects of the war — the construction of a canal below Vicksburg to bypass the city and its guns, mounted on a bluff that commanded the entire river.
Throughout their 15-month deployment, the brigade participated in more than 9,000 patrols throughout the region.
The brigade participated in the recovery efforts following the Great Lakes Blizzard of 1977.
In September 2014, about 200 soldiers of the brigade participated in the Rapid Trident exercise near Lviv in western Ukraine.
The brigade participated in joint exercises with the 18th Military Police Brigade and other elements of the 21st Theater Support Command in Spring of 2009.
In August 2007, the brigade participated in a large coalition athletic competition hosted by the US Air Force's 407th Air Expeditionary Group at Ali Air Base, Iraq.
The brigade participated in disaster relief after Hurricane Hugo 1989, and Operation Sea Signal in support of Joint Task Force 160 in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba from June to November 1994.
In summer of 2000, the brigade participated in a joint engineering exercise in Moldova with US Navy Seabees and the 505th Engineer Brigade of the North Carolina Army National Guard.
