U.S. Army Division Insignia Patches

World War II
U.S. Army Divisions
Battle Honors and Fields of Service

**ARMIES**
1st Army - General Omar Bradley, General Courtney Hodges France		3rd Army - General George Patton France
5th Army - General Mark Clark Italy

**DIVISIONS**
1st Infantry Division - "The First." Tunisia, Sicily, Omaha Beach, the Bulge, Germany.		2nd Infantry Division - "Indian Head." Normandy, the Bulge, Leipzig.
3rd Infantry Division - "The Marne." Sicily, Anzio Landing, Monte Cassino, Operation Dragoon, Colmar Pocket, Salzburg.		4th Infantry Division - "Ivy." Normandy, Cherbourg, Bastogne.
8th Infantry Division - "Golden Arrow." Brittany, Düren, Köln.		9th Infantry Division - "Varsity." El Guetter, Bizerte, Sicily, Italy, Normandy, the Bulge, German Occupation.
25th Infantry - "Tropic Lightning." Guadalcanal, New Georgia, Phillipines.		26th Infantry Division - "Yankee." The Bulge, Siegfried Line.
28th Infantry Division - "Keystone." Paris, the Bulge, Hurtgen Forest, Colmar Pocket.		29th Infantry Division - "Blue and Gray." Omaha Beach, St. Lô, Siegfried Line, Aachen.
30th Infantry Division - "Old Hickory." St.Lo, the Bulge, Aachen, Siegfried Line, the Rhine.		35th Infantry Division - "Santa Fe." St.Lo, Metz, Nancy, the Bulge, Ruhr.
75th Infantry Division - Battle of the Bulge, Westphalen		82nd Airborne Division - "All American." Sicily, Normandy, Nijmegen, Battle of the Bulge.
83rd Infantry Division - "Thunderbolt." St. Malo, Roer, Ardennes.		90th Infantry Division - "Tough 'Ombres." Normandy, Metz, Czechoslavakia.
101st Airborne Division - "Screaming Eagle." Normandy, Market Garden, Battle of the Bulge.		Rangers - Specially trained battalions fought in Italy and France. On D-Day they took out the German guns at Pointe du Hoc.