Army - 3rd Infantry Division - Germany with Cold War Service Ribbons - Mug - Wing From Bomber Escort to D-Day

From Bomber Escort to D-Day and Beyond

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Its origins can be traced to the establishment in 1798 of a system of marine hospitals

Activated on 15 March 1966

Historical Significance: Honors one of the Navy's most unique and important support ratings

Army - 3rd Infantry Division - Germany with Cold War Service Ribbons - Mug - Wing From Bomber Escort to D-DayThe 3rd Infantry Division was the only U. S. unit that served in all 10 campaigns of the war, participated in four amphibious landings, and suffered the most casualties of any U. S. unit in the theatre. The most decorated Soldier in World War II was Lieutenant Audie L. Murphy, who served with the 15th Infantry Regiment in Italy and France. Thirty nine (39) Soldiers of the Division were awarded the Medal of Honor. Further, 133 Distinguished Service