1970

On 3 November a mechanical ambush was detonated resulting in 1 VC killed. On 8 November an ACAV detonated a mine destroying the vehicle. On 10 November another ACAV detonated a mine destroying the vehicle. On 12 November an RPG hit an M113 resulting in moderate damage. On 13 November an M551 Sheridan detonated a mine destroying the vehicle. On 20 November an M113 detonated a mine destroying the vehicle. During the period from 20-29 November the Squadron reported 8 VC killed and 6 weapons captured. On 30 November an ACAV detonated a mine destroying the vehicle.^[1]: 29

On 7 December an ACAV from Troop C, 1/1st Cavalry detonated an anti-tank mine resulting in 2 US killed. On 11 December in two separate incidents, Troop C, 1/1st Cavalry detonated two anti-tank mines resulting in moderate damage to an M551.^[1]: 30

1971

On 8 January Troop C, 1/1st Cavalry made three separate contacts resulting in 4 VC killed, 1 weapon capture and 2 suspects detained and Troop E killed 2 VC and captured 1 weapon. On 22 January Troop B had a mechanical ambush detonate resulted in 1 VC killed. On 25 January Troop F, 17th Cavalry reported a mechanical ambush had been detonated with 2 PAVN killed. On 26 January the 196th Light Infantry Brigade assumed responsibility the operation.^[1]: 30 On 1 February Troop D, 1/1st Cavalry engaged 1 VC killing him and capturing 4 weapons. Total results for the period 1 through 14 February were 5 PAVN/VC killed. On 15 February Troop F, 17th Cavalry engaged and killed 6 VC and captured 3 weapons. On 22 February Troop F, 17th Cavalry engaged and destroyed a bunker killing 2 PAVN and capturing 4 weapons. On 28 February Troop F, 17th Cavalry engaged and killed 6 VC and captured 3 weapons.^{[1]: 30–1}