Between September 14–15, 2026, editor LuctorEtEmergo762 substantially expanded the Wikipedia article on the 158th Infantry Regiment (United States), adding 7,231 to 6,115 characters across six edits. The expansions covered the regiment's early history, 2009–2011 deployments, lineage, and memorials using Army and archival sources.
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LuctorEtEmergo762: Expanded the 2009–2010 Paktika and 2010–2011 Farah deployment sections while preserving the existing images and firsthand unit details. Added reliable Army, National Guard, DVIDS, and contemporary news sources confirming 1-158 detachments served under 1-221 Cavalry and 1-181 Infantry, clarified parent-unit missions and deployment dates, and distinguished overseas return dates fr
LuctorEtEmergo762: Expanded and clarified the article’s lead using official lineage and current organizational sources. Moved Bushmaster Day to the end of the World War II section, where its wartime origin is better contextualized; added Governor Sidney P. Osborn’s 1944 proclamation and war-bond campaign, clarified Governor Jack Williams’s later 1967 proclamation, and corrected the unsupported cla
LuctorEtEmergo762: Expanded the regiment’s early history using official Army lineage, Arizona National Guard, archival, tribal, and museum sources. Clarified the organization and diverse composition of the 1st Arizona Volunteer Infantry, distinguished the Rough Riders from the 1st Territorial Volunteer Infantry during the Spanish-American War, corrected the unsupported account of the “Cuidado” mot
LuctorEtEmergo762: Expanded and corrected the pre-World War I history using the Army Center of Military History lineage certificate, a University of Arizona thesis based on regimental muster rolls and Army reports, the Fort Huachuca Museum, the National Guard Bureau, and Arizona archival sources. Added documented 1865–1866 posts, patrols, engagements, escort missions and losses; clarified the sepa
LuctorEtEmergo762: Corrected errors in coding
LuctorEtEmergo762: Expanded the territorial-era history using the Army Center of Military History lineage record and Underhill’s study of original muster rolls, expedition reports and contemporary accounts. Clarified which opposing forces were identified as Apache or as specific tribal groups, added context for the regiment’s documented patrols, engagements, escort duties and construction of front
LuctorEtEmergo762: Restored deleted sections in pre WW1 Era
LuctorEtEmergo762: Removed duplicate section
LuctorEtEmergo762: Added the First Arizona Infantry’s documented connection to the Arizona National Guard rifle team at Camp Perry and the origin of the Arizona state flag, using Arizona National Guard, state-library and Army lineage sources; clarified that the soldiers belonged to the 158th Infantry’s predecessor before the 1917 redesignation.
LuctorEtEmergo762: Added the 158th Regimental Combat Team memorial at the National Museum of the Pacific War, including its location, inscription subjects and the regiment’s documented 1941 training connection to Camp Barkeley, Texas.