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Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 4th Armored Division
1991:"Longines Chronoscope with Gen. John S. Wood (2 April 1952)"
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1151:Combat Command "A" was located at Wiley Barracks,
1019:The division was composed of the following units:
2854:Military units and formations established in 1941
1684:Office of the Theater Historian (December 1945).
1234:Maj-Gen James B. Quill (14 Feb 1959 – 1 Apr 1960)
1070:25th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron (Mechanized)
868:in an eastward plunge that carried it across the
759:, 16 September. The 4th AD fought several German
485:25th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron (Mechanized)
241:"They shall be known by their deeds alone" (WWII)
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2010:Daily chronology of the Fourth Armored Division
1222:List of Commanding Generals during the Cold War
1155:. It comprised 2d Medium Tank Battalion (MTB),
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864:. Six weeks later the 4th AD jumped off from
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148:4th Armored Division shoulder sleeve insignia
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1310:Roosevelt's Butchers (by Nazi propagandists)
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1163:(Neu Ulm); and 2d Armored Rifle Battalion,
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69:"4th Armored Division" United States
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904:on 4 April – where the 4th AD liberated
2000:Cooke Barracks: A Chronology, 1945–2005
1859:Cooke Barracks: A Chronology, 1945-2005
1591:. Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland & Co.
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1307:American Elite Fourth Armored Division
1148:served as the division headquarters.
1065:94th Armored Field Artillery Battalion
1062:66th Armored Field Artillery Battalion
1059:22nd Armored Field Artillery Battalion
988:commanded the division after the war.
832:in the colors of the Croix de Guerre.
497:94th Armored Field Artillery Battalion
494:66th Armored Field Artillery Battalion
491:22nd Armored Field Artillery Battalion
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1985:4th Armored Division official record
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781:After maintaining a defensive line,
514:18th Armored Quartermaster Battalion
58:adding citations to reliable sources
1485:Divisions of the United States Army
1130:4th Armored "Breakthrough" Division
975:Charles "Bazooka Charlie" Carpenter
928:. The 4th AD was reassigned to the
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2005:1958 4th armored division yearbook
1930:4th Armored Division Yearbook 1958
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1377:Presidential Unit Citation (Army)
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1383:French Croix de Guerre with Palm
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1053:53rd Armored Infantry Battalion
1050:51st Armored Infantry Battalion
1047:10th Armored Infantry Battalion
776:defeating a larger German force
502:24th Armored Engineer Battalion
482:53rd Armored Infantry Battalion
478:51st Armored Infantry Battalion
474:10th Armored Infantry Battalion
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858:Company C, 37th Tank Battalion
517:46th Armored Medical Battalion
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936:To: Maj. Gen. Hugh J. Gaffey
772:SS Panzergrenadier Brigade 51
768:SS Panzergrenadier Brigade 49
1076:144th Armored Signal Company
508:144th Armored Signal Company
458:Headquarters Reserve Command
1572:Retrieved 30 September 2014
1513:Retrieved 30 September 2014
1261:(18 Dec 1965 – 23 May 1967)
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950:Distinguished Service Cross
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1115:First Constabulary Brigade
906:Ohrdruf concentration camp
233:"Name Enough" (Unofficial)
27:Inactive US Army formation
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1663:Retrieved 10 October 2014
1568:24 September 2015 at the
1509:24 September 2015 at the
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1331:Wounded in action: 4,551
1183:. It comprised 1st MTB,
962:Basil Henry Liddell Hart
652:. It left Pine Camp for
1898:Retrieved 27 Sept. 2014
1528:18 October 2020 at the
1328:Killed in action: 1,143
1088:Military Police Platoon
862:101st Airborne Division
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1673:Holocost Encyclopedia
1337:Prisoners of war: 453
1334:Missing in action: 65
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1886:The Armored Sentinel
1844:The Armored Sentinel
1796:Congressional Record
1585:Fox, Don M. (2003).
1196:1st Armored Division
1144:. Cooke Barracks in
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1026:Headquarters Company
995:, who commanded the
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952:. On 1 August, Gen.
697:invasion of Normandy
662:Cumberland Mountains
581:4th Armored Division
563:5th Armored Division
553:3rd Armored Division
437:4th Armored Division
249:Red, Blue and Yellow
137:4th Armored Division
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1732:Kerns, Raymond C.,
1297:Fire Alarm Division
1259:James W. Sutherland
1216:US Army Tenth Corps
1138:Operation Gyroscope
1044:37th Tank Battalion
1041:35th Tank Battalion
997:37th Tank Battalion
836:Battle of the Bulge
685:Camp Myles Standish
673:Needles, California
470:37th Tank Battalion
465:35th Tank Battalion
333:William. L. Roberts
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1408:: 18 December 1943
1358:Joseph J. Sadowski
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842:Ardennes Offensive
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1400:Assignments
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1136:as part of
1001:Vietnam War
982:Hugh Gaffey
918:Otava River
910:Saale River
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341:(9/45-5/46)
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254:Engagements
228:Nickname(s)
2838:Categories
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1807:18 January
1491:References
1472:VIII Corps
1460:VIII Corps
1448:VIII Corps
1430:VIII Corps
1412:VIII Corps
1393:Fourragere
1320:Casualties
1288:Flying 4th
1275:WWII names
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1181:Crailsheim
1177:67th Armor
1173:35th Armor
1157:66th Armor
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725:VIII Corps
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157:1941–1972
110:July 2012
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1479:See also
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1280:American
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263:Normandy
238:Motto(s)
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2109:Armored
2048:of the
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1391:French
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