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	Texas Military Forces Museum Exhibits
		The Division formed at Camp Bowie in Fort Worth and fought in the Meuse-Argonne offensive in France in the “Great War.” Highlighting this exhibit is a diorama of the Battle of St. Entienne in France in 1918 in which the 36th Division played a major role.
		The 90th Division was formed at Camp Travis in San Antonio and consisted of draftees from Texas and Oklahoma.
		The Regimental silver of the 142d Infantry Regiment is displayed along with vignette of a 36th Division GI chowing down in Italy and an Aidman tending to a wounded soldier.
	www.texasmilitaryforcesmuseum.org /exhibits.htm (2474 words)

	25th Infantry Division Association: The Division
		Beginning in January 1946 the 25th Division's area of responsibility was greatly increased when it was ordered to assume the occupation areas formerly under the control of the inactivating 33rd and 98th Infantry Divisions.
		The 1st Battalion, 14th Infantry was transferred to the 3rd Brigade as its third battalion and the 2nd Battalion, 9th Artillery was attached as the direct support artillery battalion as well as Troop C, 3/4th Cavalry as the brigade's reconnaissance element.
		During the period from the summer of 1966 to the spring of 1967 the 25th Division was the largest division in Vietnam with four brigades under its command, the division's 1st and 2nd Brigades as well as the 3rd Brigade, 4th Division and the 196th Light Infantry Brigade.
	www.25thida.com /division.html (5970 words)

	25th Infantry Division Association: Home
		It is well to remember, though, the significance of the events this holiday is intended to commemorate.
		He has asked that we post the short list of 25th Infantry Division soldiers whose units within the division are still undetermined, in the hopes that fellow association members and visitors can provide additional information on these men.
		The purpose of the 25th Infantry Division Association's web site is to provide news and information to Association members and other interested parties.
	www.25thida.org (578 words)

	The 90th US Infantry Division "Battle Babies"
		During these eleven months, it served under six different division commanders; the first two swiftly proved themselves inept and were deservedly relieved; the next two were great combat leaders who were rapidly promoted to higher ranks as corps commanders; the last two were able, competent leaders who did well by the division.
		The 359th Infantry was released to the 90th and moved during the night from positions near Fresville south to the 90ths' sector.
		The 90th continued to push some elements southward; however, late in the day both the 90th and the 83rd were directed to stand fast so the 8th and 79th Divisions could pass through and follow close behind the 4th and 6th Armored Divisions in order to exploit the breakthrough towards Avranches and beyond.
	users.skynet.be /advocaat.depickere/Text/90th.html (2499 words)

	U.S. Army Divisions in World War II: More Information
		91 divisions were mobilized during the war: 68 infantry divisions, 1 mountain division, 16 armored divisions, 5 airborne divisions, and 2 cavalry divisions.
		Two divisions were disbanded or deactivated before the end of the war: the Philippine division was destroyed and disbanded on 10 April 1942; and the 2nd Cavalary division was activated and inactivated twice: 15 Apr 41 to 15 Jul 42 and 23 Feb 43 to 10 May 44.
		The numbering of divisions followed a pattern established in 1917 during World War I. The numbers 1 to 25 were reserved for the Regular Army; numbers 26 to 45 for the National Guard; and numbers 46 to 106 for the Army of the U.S. However, there were a number of exceptions.
	www.historyshots.com /usarmy/backstory.cfm (1176 words)

	CMMC HQ - Academy
		The initial landing force was composed of the British 3d and 50th and the Canadian 3d Infantry Divisions, with the left flank screened by the British 6th Airborne Division.
		The US 4th and 90th Infantry Divisions, working in close coordination with each other, isolate the city of Valognes, and shortly after, make contact with the outer defenses of Cherbourg.
		To the south, US infantry from the XX Corps reach and cross the Seine River unopposed at Melun.
	www.combatmission.com /CMMC/academy/cmmc_overview.htm (2972 words)

	Augusto Pinochet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		At the end of 1959, he returned to Chile and was sent to General Headquarters of the I Army Division, based in Antofagasta.
		In 1968, he was named Chief of Staff of the II Army Division, based in Santiago, and at the end of that year, he was promoted to Brigadier General and Commander in Chief of the VI Division, garrisoned in Iquique.
		In 1980, a new constitution was approved, which prescribed a single-candidate presidential plebiscite in 1988, and a return to civilian rule in 1990.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Augusto_Pinochet (2746 words)

	The 90th US Infantry Division "Battle Babies"
		During these eleven months, it served under six different division commanders; the first two swiftly proved themselves inept and were deservedly relieved; the next two were great combat leaders who were rapidly promoted to higher ranks as corps commanders; the last two were able, competent leaders who did well by the division.
		The 359th Infantry was released to the 90th and moved during the night from positions near Fresville south to the 90ths' sector.
		The 90th continued to push some elements southward; however, late in the day both the 90th and the 83rd were directed to stand fast so the 8th and 79th Divisions could pass through and follow close behind the 4th and 6th Armored Divisions in order to exploit the breakthrough towards Avranches and beyond.
	users.pandora.be /dave.depickere/Text/90th.html (2499 words)

	90th Infantry Division Preservation Group (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The 90th IDPG was formed on 10 November 2001, with the purpose of "preserving the memory and history of the US Army, Organized Reserve Divisions, the 90th Infantry Division, the 358th Infantry Regiment, and the US GI of World War II".
		The 90th Infantry Division Preservation Group seeks to achieve this aim through, educating the public, though interaction, about the US Army, Organized Reserve Divisions, the 90th Infantry Division, the 358th Infantry Regiment, the 315th Medical Battalion and the US GI of World War II.
		Preservation of historical documents, equipment, uniforms and vehicles related to the US Army, Organized Reserve Divisions, the 90th Infantry Division, the 358th Infantry Regiment, the 315th Medical Battalion, and the US GI of World War II.
	www.geocities.com /peragimus (241 words)

	Gerald Coulthart 1947-1969
		The division's three brigades, including all of their "maneuver elements" (primarily airmobile infantry companies), were dispersed throughout the AO (area of operations).
		The infantry's mission was to find the enemy and his supply caches and destroy them, disrupting the NVA's ability to infiltrate further south toward the populated areas of Saigon.
		The artillery's mission was to support the infantry, shooting fire missions to protect them whenever the infantry came in direct contact with the enemy, as well as to defend the remote LZs and to maintain a moderately secure base from which the infantry could launch their patrols.
	www.coulthart.com /gcoulthart.html (3897 words)

	The story of Lt. Jim Flowers of the 90th US Infantry Division
		During the period 10-12 July, 1944, the 90th was engaged in one of its toughest, most bitter battles - the fight to seize Mont Castre (Hill 122), the dominant terrain in this part of Normandy and the anchor of the Mahlman Line.
		Jim called his tank commanders together, told them his plan to reach the encircled infantry battalion, and told S/Sgt. Taylor, the platoon sergeant, to bring up the tanks and meet him at a designated place on Hill 122 preparatory to launching an attack.
		It was not realized at this time that the tanks had outrun the bulk of the infantry during their advance through the thick brush on Mont Castre, creating a gap of 400 or 500 yards between Flowers' platoon and the 3rd Bn.
	users.skynet.be /advocaat.depickere/Text/jimflowers.html (1714 words)

	Périers and Millières in Normandy 1944
		Facing to Périers the soldiers of the 90th Infantry Division met with surprising agression from the Germans, the progression is not significant.
		It was inaugurated in 2000, this monument represents three 90th Division's soldiers killed in the area : Virgil Tangborn, medic killed in Amfreville on 14 June, Richard Richtman, infantry man killed in Périers on 26 July, Andrew Speese, infantry man killed in Le Plessis-Lastelle on 6 July.
		Plaque dedicated to the soldiers of the 90th American Infantry Division killed for the liberation of Périers on 27 July 1944.
	www.normandie44lamemoire.com /versionanglaise/fichesvillesus/periermillus2.html (331 words)

	Brothers-In-Arms: 83rd Division, 331st Infantry
		The amount of ground covered by the 83rd Division from Normandy in June 1944 to Central Germany in April 1945 is difficult to comprehend--over 1,400 miles.
		Of the 68 divisions deployed by the U.S. Army in the European Theater, the 83rd was ninth in the number of combat deaths.
		On 7 December, the 83rd Division relieved the 4th Infantry Division and attacked to clear the west bank of the Roer on 10 December.
	www.ncweb.com /~davecurry/brothers (4536 words)

	TheHistoryNet \| World War II \| U.S. Army's 90th Infantry Division: The Tough Hombres' Battle in Normandy
		By July 22, elements of the German regiment's 2nd and 3rd battalions were entrenched in defensive positions opposite the 90th Infantry Division on the Cotentin Peninsula.
		On July 18, the 90th began preparations for an assault on the village of St. Germain-sur-Seves as a prelude to Operation Cobra, the planned attack on St. Lô that it was hoped would allow Allied ground forces to break out of hedgerow country.
		The capture of St. Germain-sur-Seves would put the division in a position to push forward to the key crossroads town of Periers, then advance to the highway linking Periers with the important city of Coutances, located near St. Malô, at the base of the peninsula.
	www.historynet.com /magazines/world_war_2/3037886.html?featured=y&c=y (1406 words)

	World War II WWII tankbooks.com veterans Interviews Contents Page 1
		Don Foye and Wally Ansardi Don Foye (in photo, on the right) of the 90th Infantry Division was the sole survivor of a massacre on Seves Island, Normandy, in late July, 1944.
		Helen Grottola "When are you going to interview some of the wives who stayed at home while their husbands went off to fight in the war?" Helen Grottola asked Aaron Elson at the 1994 reunion of the 712th Tank Battalion.
		Murray Levine A veteran of the 45th Infantry Division, Murray Levine was captured by the Germans at Anzio.
	www.tankbooks.com /interviews/contents.htm (459 words)

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		From http://www.justplain.com/news.html IRON TIDE errata 5/16/03 IT 1.001 German 2/2/II Panzer Battalion of the 2nd SS Panzer Division does not setup in 4050 as shown on the counter.
		IT 1.002 German 276/988 Infantry Regiment sets up in Hex1047 as shown on the counter, not 1009 as shown on the Turn Record and Set Up Chart.
		On the Turn Record and Set Up Chart, this was stated as: Units without hex numbers set up freely west of both the Westwall and any one Allied unit with a hex number and not in an enemy ZOC¹.
	www.grognard.com /errata1/irontide.txt (619 words)

	World War Two - The History Beat
		On the contrary, a plan created by U. Secretary of State George Marshall, the Economic Recovery Program, better known as the Marshall Plan, meant billions of dollars being used by the US Congress for the reconstruction of Europe.
		US Army Special Operations in World War II - "Ranger units captured positions critical to the success of amphibious landings in the Mediterra-nean, France, and the Philippines.
		Society of the 3rd Infantry Division, US Army - The official website of The Society of the 3rd Infantry Division, US Army.
	history.searchbeat.com /worldwar.htm (3889 words)

	34th Infantry Division
		World War I. The 34th Infantry Division was created from National Guard troops from Minnesota, Iowa, the Dakotas and Nebraska in the late summer of 1917.
		War I, is adapted from the original 34th Infantry Division, shoulder sleeve insignia and conveys the unit's heritage...
		The current 34th Infantry Division (Medium) was reactivated into active National Guard status on February 10th, 1991, exactly 50 years after the Division's mobilization for WW II.
	www.fazedivision.com /34thinfantrydivision (607 words)

	Vietnam War Statistics
		The 1st US Marine Division was driven from the Chosin Reservoir and forced into an emergency evacuation from the Korean port of Hungnam.
		Because the US Congress had unconditionally guaranteed no military action against North Vietnam, there was no need for them to keep forces in reserve to protect their home bases, flanks or supply lines), and launched a wholly conventional cross-border, frontal-attack.
		By comparison, the South Vietnamese had only 352 US supplied tanks and they were committed to guarding the entire country, and because of US Congressional action, were critically short of fuel, ammo and spare parts with which to support those tanks.
	capmarine.com /cap/statistics.htm (3220 words)

	Lone Sentry: Photographs, Documents, and Research on World War II
		The photos start with the division's landing in Normandy in August 1944 and continues through the fighting in France and Germany, and occupation duty.
		The Story of the 8th Armored Division ◊ The 9th: The Story of the 9th Armored Division ◊ Terrify and Destroy: The Story of the 10th Armored Division ◊ The Story of the 11th Armored Division: Thunderbolt ◊ Speed is the Password: The Story of the 12th Armored Division
		We Are Proud: History of Co. 'C' 260th Infantry - "We Are Proud: History of Co. 'C' 260th Infantry, Shelby to Linz" is a short, informal remembrance booklet prepared by 260th Infantry Regiment, part of the 65th Infantry Division.
	www.lonesentry.com (1861 words)

	Listing of Allied WWII Units
		3rd Infantry Division, CO A, 3rd Reconnaissance Troop (USA HRS, 20CTSG) -- The purpose of this unit is to educate unit members and the public and to preserve the history and tradition of the 3rd Infantry Division, the World War II Veteran, and World War II.
		The 103rd Infantry portray the common infantryman in WWII -- the dirty, unshaven mud cruncher that won the war with his buddies and his M1 rifle.
		US 2nd Ranger Infantry Battalion (USA) -- The 2nd Rangers of St. Louis is a non-profit WWII re-enactment unit that is dedicated to preserving the military history of the United States by displaying WWII-era uniforms, equipment, and vehicles for public view.
	www.reenactor.net /ww2/allied/units_ami_army.html (3852 words)

	Lone Sentry Site Map
		• Stalwart and Strong: The Story of the 87th Infantry Division
		• "Bravest of the Brave": The Story of the 95th Infantry Division
		• The Story of the Century: The Story of the 100th Infantry Division
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	90th NY Infantry Regiment during the Civil War - NY Military Museum and Veterans Research Center
		The Secretary of War granted authority to Lieut-Col. Robert B. Clark, 13th Militia, to recruit a regiment; this authority was later transferred to Col. Joseph S. Morgan, who under it recruited the McClellan Chasseurs.
		The State authorities organized the 90th Regiment at New York city November 20, 1861, by the consolidation of these two incomplete organizations, with J. Morgan as Colonel, L. Tinelli as Lieutenant Colonel, and J. DeAgreda as Major.
		The McClellan Rifles formed Companies A to E, and the McClellan Chasseurs F to K. The regiment was mustered in the service of the United States for three years between September and December, 1861.
	www.dmna.state.ny.us /historic/reghist/civil/infantry/90thInf/90thInfMain.htm (369 words)

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	Looking Back At The Facts
		US Marine Division was driven from the Chosin Reservoir and forced into an emergency evacuation from the Korean port of Hungnam.
		August 1973; US Congress passes the Case — Church Amendment which forbids, US naval forces from sailing on the seas surrounding, US ground forces from operating on the land of, and US air forces from flying in the air over, South Vietnam, North Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos.
		Eventually those dodging hoards, and their cronies in the US media, influenced the body politic to elect a Congress that stripped the soldiers who fought in Vietnam of their victories, and voted to cut and run in the face of adversity.
	www.25thaviation.org /johnkerry/id27.htm (10604 words)

	www.blextech.com - Free International info, World News
		And heritage of the 90th Infantry Division from its activation in 1917.
		Veterans of or those currently assigned or attached to the 10th Mountain Division (LI) and Fort Drum, NY 03 Mar. When the 10th Mountain Division was called upon.
		The 5th Armored Division was an armored division of the 90th Infantry Division, the 5th Armored advanced 80 miles to capture the Eure River Line at Dreux on 16 August.
	www.blextech.com /content/chapter48.html (15125 words)

	Vietnam: Looking Back - At The Facts
		US Marine Division was driven from the Chosin Reservoir and forced into an emergency evacuation from the Korean port of Hungnam.
		Eventually those dodging hoards, and their cronies in the US media, influenced the body politic to elect a Congress that stripped the soldiers who fought in Vietnam of their victories, and voted to cut and run in the face of adversity.
		In the US and international media, Giap is widely held to be a military genius.
	www.lindasog.com /military/vietnam.htm (10672 words)

	Amazon.com: 90th Infantry Division: Invasion of Normandy: Volume XV: DVD: Tyler Alberts,Combat Reels Inc (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This video represents all of the footage captured by the 165th and 166th Photographic signal companies of the U.S. Army Signal Corps during the historic operation of the invasion of western France.
		This DVD covers the actions of the 90th Infantry from the time they exit LSTs onto Utah Beach for the invasion, through the fighting in Normandy, to the end of August at the closing of the "Falaise Gap".
		This is a must have for veterans, relatives, re-enactors, or collectors of the 90th Infantry Division.
	www.amazon.com /90th-Infantry-Division-Invasion-Normandy/dp/B000BGX6YK (609 words)

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