- Division insignia of the United States Army
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Shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI) are cloth emblems worn on the shoulders of US Army uniforms to identify the primary headquarters to which a soldier is assigned. The SSI of some army divisions have become known in popular culture.[1]
Contents
US Army Airborne/Infantry divisions
Note: several insignia are of World War II formations.
Note: US Infantry Divisions were not formed under the following numbers:"53";"54";"56";"57";"58";"60"; "64".-
1st Infantry Division
"Big Red One"[2] -
2nd Infantry Division
"Indianhead"[2] Division -
3rd Infantry Division
"Marne Division"[2] -
4th Infantry Division
"Ivy Division"[2] -
5th Infantry Division
"Red Diamond"[2] Division -
6th Infantry Division
"Sightseeing Sixth"[2] -
7th Infantry Division
"Bayonet"[2] Division -
8th Infantry Division
"Pathfinder"[2] Division -
9th Infantry Division
"Old Reliables"[2] -
9th Airborne Division
"phantom" unit of Fourteenth United States Army -
10th Mountain Division
"Climb to Glory" Division -
11th Airborne Division
"Angels"[2] Division -
11th Infantry Division
Design approved 5 July 1944-a "phantom" unit of Fourteenth United States Army -
13th Airborne Division
"Black Cat" Division -
No COA
15th Division National Guard World War I formation-changed to 36th Division {World War II} -
No COA
15th Division Regular Army World War I formation -
No COA
15th Airborne Division World War II formation on Rolls but not organized -
No COA
16th Division National Guard World War I formation-changed to 37th Division {World War II} -
17th Airborne Division
"Golden Talons" Division -
18th Division (Regular army/National guard World War I formation-not to be confused with National guard 18th Division which later became 39th Division) -
21st Airborne Division
"phantom" unit of Fourteenth United States Army -
23rd Infantry Division
"Americal" Division -
24th Infantry Division
"Victory Division"[2] -
25th Infantry Division
"Tropic Lightning"[2] Division -
27th Infantry Division
"New York" Division -
28th Infantry Division
"Keystone" Division -
29th Infantry Division
"Blue and Gray" Division -
30th Infantry Division
"Old Hickory" Division -
31st Infantry Division
"Dixie Division" -
32nd Infantry Division
"Red Arrow" Division -
33rd Infantry Division
"Illinois/Prairie" Division -
34th Infantry Division
"Red Bull" Division -
35th Infantry Division
"Santa Fe" Division -
36th Infantry Division
"Texas" Division -
37th Infantry Division
"Buckeye" Division -
38th Infantry Division
"Avengers of Bataan" and "Cyclone Division" -
39th Infantry Division
"Dixie Division" -
40th Infantry Division
"Sunburst Division" -
41st Infantry Division
"Jungleers" Division -
42nd Infantry Division
"Rainbow" Division -
43rd Infantry Division
"Winged Victory" Division -
44th Infantry Division
"Prepared In All Things Division" -
45th Infantry Division
1924–1939
DUI changed to Thunderbird 1939 -
45th Infantry Division
"Thunderbird/Rock of Anzio" Division
1939–1953 -
46th Infantry Division
"Iron Fist" Division
1947–1968 -
47th Infantry Division
"Viking Division" -
49th Infantry Division
"Argonauts" -
50th Infantry Division
"phantom" unit of Fourteenth United States Army -
51st Infantry Division
1945–1947 South Carolina/Florida unit -
55th Infantry Division
"phantom" unit of Fourth British Army -
59th Infantry Division
"phantom" unit of Fourteenth United States Army -
63rd Infantry Division
"Blood and Fire"[2] Division -
65th Infantry Division
"Battle-Axe" Division -
66th Infantry Division
"Black Panther" Division -
69th Infantry Division
"Fighting Sixty-Ninth" Division -
70th Infantry Division
"Trailblazers"[2] -
71st Infantry Division
"The Red Circle" Division -
75th Infantry Division
"Make Ready" Division -
76th Infantry Division
"Onway/Liberty Bell" Division -
77th Infantry Division
"Statute of Liberty"[2] Division -
78th Infantry Division
"Lightning"[2] Division -
79th Infantry Division
"Cross of Lorraine"[2] Division -
81st Infantry Division
"Wildcat"[2] Division -
82nd Airborne Division
"All American"[2] Division -
83rd Infantry Division
"Thunderbolt"[2] Division -
84th Infantry Division
"Railsplitters"[2] -
85th Infantry Division
"Custer"[2] Division -
86th Infantry Division
"Blackhawk Division" -
87th Infantry Division
"Golden Acorn"[2] Division -
88th Infantry Division
"Fighting Blue Devils/Clover Leaf Division" -
90th Infantry Division
"Tough 'ombres"[2] -
91st Infantry Division
"Wild West Division"[2] -
92nd Infantry Division
"Buffalo Soldiers" Division -
93d Infantry Division
"Blue Helmets" Division -
94th Infantry Division
"Neuf Cats" Division
1923–1942; 1956–1967 -
94th Infantry Division
"Neuf Cats" Division
1942–1956 -
95th Infantry Division
"Iron Men of Metz"[2] -
96th Infantry Division
"The Deadeye Division" -
97th Infantry Division
"Trident" Division -
98th Infantry Division
"Iroquois"[2] Division -
99th Infantry Division
"Checkerboard Division" -
100th Division
"Century"[2] Division -
101st Airborne Division
"Screaming Eagles"[2] -
102nd Infantry Division
"Ozark"[2] Division -
103rd Infantry Division
"Cactus Division"[2] -
106th Infantry Division
"Golden Lions" Division -
108th Division
"Golden Griffins" Division
Unnumbered Divisions
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No COA
Maneuver Division 1911-not numbered -
No COA
Panama Canal Division (United States) 1921-1932-not numbered -
Hawaiian Division (United States) active 1921–1941. Basis for 24th and 25th Divisions; (not numbered) -
Philippine Department
8 July 1922 (not numbered)
Cavalry Divisions
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NO COA online
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NO COA online
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NO COA online
Armored Divisions
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1st Armored Division
"Old Ironsides"[2]
March 1932 – April 1946
March 1951 – today -
2nd Armored Division "Hell On Wheels"[2]
July 1940 – Dec 1995 -
3rd Armored Division "Spearhead"[2]
April 1941 – Nov 1945
July 1947 – Oct 1992 -
4th Armored Division "Name Enough"
April 1941 – 1971 -
5th Armored Division "Victory Division"
Oct 1941 – Oct 1945 -
6th Armored Division "Super Sixth"[2]
Feb 1942 – Sept 1945 -
7th Armored Division "Lucky Seventh"[2]
March 1942 – Oct 1945 -
8th Armored Division
"Iron Snake"
April 1942 – Nov 1945 -
9th Armored Division "Phantom"
July 1942 – Oct 1945 -
10th Armored Division "Tiger"
July 1942 – Oct 1945 -
11th Armored Division "Thunderbolt"
Aug 1942 – Aug 1945 -
12th Armored Division "Hellcat Division"
Sept 1942 – Dec 1945 -
13th Armored Division "Black Cats"
Oct 1942 – Nov 1945
Briefly reflagged as 19th Armored Division 1947 -
14th Armored Division "Liberators"[2]
Nov 1942 – Sept 1945 -
15th Armored Division WWII Ghost Division
see Operation Fortitude -
16th Armored Division "Lightning Power"
July 1943 – Oct 1945 -
No DUI
18th Armored Division On rolls but not organized -
No DUI
19th Armored Division See 13th Armored Division -
20th Armored Division "Armoraiders"
March 1943 – April 1946 -
27th Armored Division "Empire Division"
1955 – 1967
New York National Guard (Formerly 27th Infantry Division (United States) later changed to 27th Infantry Brigade (United States)) -
30th Armored Division "Dixie Division"
1954 – Dec 1973
Tennessee NG -
39th Armored Division WWII Ghost Division
see Operation Fortitude -
40th Armored Division "Grizzly Division"
July 1954 – 1968
California National Guard -
48th Armored Division "Hurricane Division"
Florida National Guard -
49th Armored Division "Lone Star"
Feb 1946 – 1968
Nov 1973 – July 2004
Texas National Guard -
50th Armored Division "Jersey Blues"
July 1946 – Sept 1993
New Jersey NG
See also
- commons:Field Army insignia of the United States Army
- Corps insignia of the United States Army
- Brigade insignia of the United States Army
- Miscellaneous shoulder sleeve insignia of the United States Army
- Coats of arms of U.S. Infantry Regiments
- Coats of arms of U.S. Artillery Regiments
- Coats of arms of U.S. Armor and Cavalry Regiments
- Coats of arms of U.S. Army units
Sources & references
- ^ Distinctive Unit Insignia, Coat of Arms, Shoulder Sleeve Insignia
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak "Special Designation Listing By Unit Number". United States Army Center of Military History. 1 August 2008. http://www.history.army.mil/html/forcestruc/spdes-123.html. Retrieved 27 October 2008.
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