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Shoulder Sleeve Insignia of U.S. Army Divisions

Second World War

Part Three

Divisions 84^th to 106^th and Unnumbered

The date is the year the basic design was approved. The theater in which the unit served is indicated. E.T.O. is the European Theater of Operations.

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Numbered Divisions


84^th 1924	85^th 1918	86^th 1918	87^th 1918	88^th 1918
E.T.O.	E.T.O.	E.T.O./Pacific	E.T.O.	E.T.O.
Web Site Web Site	Web Site	Web Site	Web Site	Web Site


89^th 1918	90^th 1918	91^st 1918	92^nd 1921	93^rd 1939
E.T.O.	E.T.O.	E.T.O.	E.T.O.	Pacific
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94^rd 1942	95^th 1931 (1)	95^th 1942 (2)	96^th 1927	97^th 1922
E.T.O.	U.S.	E.T.O.	Pacific	E.T.O.
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98^th 1922	99^th 1923	100^th 1923	101^th 1923/1942 (3)	102^nd 1924
Pacific	E.T.O.	E.T.O.	E.T.O.	E.T.O.
		Web Site		Web Site


103^rd 1922	104^th 1924	106^st 1943
E.T.O.	E.T.O.	E.T.O.
Web Site Web Site	Web Site	Web Site

Unnumbered Divisions


Philippine 1922 (4)	Americal 1943 (5)
Pacific	Pacific
Web Site	Web Site

Notes:

Courtesy of William Bruder
The older 95th design was replaced in 1942.
Airborne Tab approved in 1942
The Philippine Division was destroyed during the Japanese invasion of the Philippines.
The Americal Division was unplanned as such and created from units in New Caledonia. In 1954 the shoulder sleeve insignia was given to the 23^rd Infantry Division.

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