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Company F, 1st Separate Battalion 22 July 1919; redesignated Company F, 3rd Separate Battalion 1 February 1921; redesignated Company F, 160th Infantry 23 August 1921; redesignated Company F,
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1426:"185th Infantry Regiment Worksheet"
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236:U.S. Infantry Regiments
21:185th Infantry Regiment
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1197:State of California.
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662:49th Infantry Brigade
188:War in Southwest Asia
152:*Southern Philippines
148:*Bismarck Archipelago
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