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329:, an infantryman who had distinguished himself in
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392:87th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron (Mechanized)
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839:Distance travelled 2,260 miles (3,640 km);
806:Enemy vehicles destroyed and prisoners captured
274:A 7th Armored anti-tank gun covers a road near
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1055:"U.S. 7th Armored Division in the Korean War"
950:United States Army Center of Military History
97:7th Armored Division shoulder sleeve insignia
404:129th Armored Ordnance Maintenance Battalion
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34:This article includes a list of general
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372:38th Armored Infantry Battalion
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946:"Special Unit Designations"
880:Distinguished Service Cross
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620:began on 16 December 1944.
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327:Lindsay McDonald Silvester
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863:.30cal: 9,367,966 rounds
857:.50cal: 1,267,128 rounds
739:Total battle casualties:
521:104th Infantry Division
517:Operation Market Garden
410:Military Police Platoon
55:more precise citations.
860:.45cal: 540,523 rounds
798:During its service in
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357:Combat Command Reserve
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668:Movement into Germany
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16:WW2 US Army formation
585:Refit and retraining
571:Sir Richard O'Connor
559:Sir Miles C. Dempsey
513:William Hood Simpson
348:Headquarters Company
284:7th Armored Division
254:8th Armored Division
244:6th Armored Division
86:7th Armored Division
868:Decorations awarded
854:75mm: 48,724 rounds
851:76mm: 19,209 rounds
845:Ammunition expended
834:Division statistics
723:William A. Knowlton
624:Battle of the Bulge
579:Robert W. Hasbrouck
552:British Second Army
366:40th Tank Battalion
363:31st Tank Battalion
360:17th Tank Battalion
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