Infantry Insignias

1st Infantry Division (The Big Red One)

The “Big Red One”, the oldest division in the US Army, was the first American unit to land in Europe during the Second World War. It is famous for its battles in North Africa, Sicily and Normandy.

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2nd Infantry Division (Indianhead)

The “Indianhead” division, recognizable by its Native American emblem, landed in Normandy on 7 June 1944. It is known for its tenacity during the Battle of the Bulge and its advance into Czechoslovakia.

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3rd Infantry Division (Marne Division)

Nicknamed the “Rock of the Marne”, the 3rd Infantry Division fought with distinction in North Africa, Italy (Anzio, Monte Cassino) and Europe, and was one of the most decorated American divisions of the war.

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2nd Ranger Battalion

The 2nd Ranger Battalion is famous for its daring assault on Pointe du Hoc on D-Day, climbing cliffs under enemy fire to neutralize artillery batteries, a legendary act of bravery.

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4th Infantry Division (Ivy Division)

The “Ivy Division” (ivy leaf) landed on Utah Beach on D-Day and was the first Allied unit to enter Paris. It then fought in the Battle of the Bulge and crossed the Siegfried Line.

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5th Infantry Division (Red Diamond)

The “Red Diamond” distinguished itself through its rapid advances across France, notably the capture of Metz, and played a key role in reducing the Colmar Pocket. Its boldness was legendary.

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5th Ranger Battalion

The 5th Ranger Battalion is the unit that “led the way” on Omaha Beach on D-Day, taking part in the initial assaults despite heavy losses. Their courage opened crucial breaches on the beach.

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7th Infantry Division (Bayonet Division)

The “Bayonet Division” fought mainly in the Pacific theater. It distinguished itself in fierce fighting in the Aleutian Islands, on Kwajalein, Leyte and Okinawa.

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8th Infantry Division (Pathfinder Division)

The “Pathfinder Division”, or “Golden Arrow”, fought in Normandy, then in the dense Hürtgen Forest and the advance to the Rhine, demonstrating its ability to clear the way for Allied troops.

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9th Infantry Division (Old Reliables)

The “Old Reliables” were among the first American units to conduct offensive operations in North Africa and Sicily. They played a key role in the Saint-Lô breakthrough and the closing of the Falaise Pocket in Normandy.

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24th Infantry Division (Victory Division)

The “Victory Division” was one of the first American units to fight in the Pacific. It distinguished itself in the campaigns in New Guinea, on Leyte and Mindanao, showing exemplary resilience.

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25th Infantry Division (Tropic Lightning)

Nicknamed “Tropic Lightning”, this division fought mainly in the Pacific theater, standing out for its speed and effectiveness. It notably played a key role in the liberation of the Philippines.

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26th Infantry Division (Yankee Division)

The “Yankee Division”, made up of New England National Guardsmen, fought in Europe. It is especially known for its fierce resistance during the Battle of the Bulge.

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27th Infantry Division (New York Division)

The 27th Infantry Division, made up mostly of soldiers from New York State, was one of the key units in the Pacific theater, taking part in fierce fighting on Saipan and Okinawa.

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28th Infantry Division (Keystone Division)

The “Keystone Division” (keystone-shaped emblem) from Pennsylvania is famous for its bloody fighting in the Hürtgen Forest and its heroic defense during the Battle of the Bulge.

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29th Infantry Division (Blue and Gray)

The “Blue and Gray”, formed from Maryland and Virginia National Guardsmen, is etched in history for its crucial role in the Omaha Beach landing. It fought courageously across Normandy.

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30th Infantry Division (Old Hickory)

The “Old Hickory” was hailed by the British as one of the best Allied infantry divisions. It distinguished itself in Normandy and during the Battle of the Bulge, showing formidable offensive capability.

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32nd Infantry Division (Red Arrow)

The “Red Arrow” was one of the divisions with the longest and toughest service in the Pacific, fighting in New Guinea and the Philippines. It is the only American division to have served in both theaters (Europe and Pacific) during the war.

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33rd Infantry Division (Prairie Division)

The “Prairie Division”, made up mostly of men from Illinois, fought hard in the Pacific, notably in the Philippines. It was essential in the capture of the city of Baguio.

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34th Infantry Division (Red Bull Division)

The “Red Bull Division”, one of the first American divisions deployed to Europe, distinguished itself in hard fighting in North Africa and Italy, notably at Monte Cassino, where it suffered very heavy losses.

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35th Infantry Division (Santa Fe)

The “Santa Fe” Division landed in Normandy and fought with distinction across France and Germany, notably during the Battle of the Bulge, showing its tenacity in extreme winter conditions.

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36th Infantry Division (Arrowhead)

The “Arrowhead” Division, made up of the Texas National Guard, is famous for its hard fighting in Italy, notably the Rapido River crossing. It then took part in the invasion of southern France.

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37th Infantry Division (Buckeye Division)

The “Buckeye Division”, from Ohio, saw extensive service in the Pacific. It is recognized for its campaigns on New Georgia, Bougainville and Luzon, demonstrating its ability to operate in difficult terrain.

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38th Infantry Division (Cyclone Division)

The “Cyclone Division” spent most of its service fighting in the Pacific, notably in the Philippines. It is known for the liberation of Bilibid Prison and the Battle of Zigzag Pass.

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45th Infantry Division (Thunderbird)

The “Thunderbird” Division, made up of troops from the Southwestern states, was one of the first to take part in the campaigns in North Africa, Sicily, Italy and France, standing out for its endurance.

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66th Infantry Division (Black Panther)

The “Black Panther” Division served in France, mainly on missions holding and occupying port areas. It is also known for taking part in operations to reduce German pockets.

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69th Infantry Division (Fighting 69th)

The 69th Infantry Division is famous as the first Allied unit to make contact with Soviet forces on the Elbe, symbolizing the link-up of the Western and Eastern fronts near the end of the war in Europe.

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75th Infantry Division

The 75th Infantry Division played a crucial role in the Battle of the Bulge, reinforcing the Allied lines and taking part in the counteroffensive, before advancing across Germany.

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78th Infantry Division (Lightning Division)

The “Lightning Division” fought on the Western Front, notably in the Ardennes and during the Hürtgen Forest offensive. It is recognized for its capture of the Schwammenauel Dam, a vital strategic point.

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79th Infantry Division (Cross of Lorraine)

The “Cross of Lorraine” landed on Utah Beach and fought across France and Germany, playing a key role in the Battle of the Falaise Pocket and the liberation of many towns.

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89th Infantry Division (Rolling W)

The “Rolling W” is best known for its rapid advance across Germany, notably the capture of Eisenach and the discovery of the Ohrdruf concentration camp, one of the first liberated by the Allies in the West.

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90th Infantry Division (Tough Ombres)

The “Tough Ombres” fought intensely in Normandy, in the battle of the Mortain Forest, and took part in encircling the Falaise Pocket before continuing their advance into Germany.

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95th Infantry Division (Iron Men of Metz)

Nicknamed the “Iron Men of Metz”, the 95th Infantry Division is famous for the hard-won capture of the fortified city of Metz, a major feat on the Western Front.

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99th Infantry Division (Checkerboard Division)

The “Checkerboard Division” was deployed to Europe late but played a crucial role in the Battle of the Bulge, repelling the German assault with exceptional bravery.

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100th Infantry Division (Century Division)

The “Century Division” fought on the Western Front, notably in the Vosges and along the Siegfried Line. It took part in hard fighting to liberate French towns.

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103rd Infantry Division (Cactus Division)

The “Cactus Division” fought in France and Germany, taking part in the Vosges offensive and the liberation of the town of Colmar, before crossing the Rhine and advancing toward Austria.

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Anything, Anytime, Anywhere, bar none (AAA-O)

Under Colonel “Paddy” Flint, the 39th Infantry Regiment adopted the famous slogan “AAA-O” (Anything, Anytime, Anywhere, bar none). Painted on the sides of the M1 helmet, this unique marking symbolized the unit's esprit de corps and total determination in the fighting in Sicily and Europe.

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Engineer Special Brigade (ESB)

The Engineer Special Brigades played a vital role in amphibious landings, notably on D-Day. Their members were responsible for running the beaches and unloading supplies under fire.

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325th Glider Infantry Regiment (101st Airborne)

The 325th Glider Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne was committed in Normandy, then during Market Garden, before holding its positions at Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge. A glider regiment whose bravery left its mark on every campaign.

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327th Glider Infantry Regiment (101st Airborne)

The 327th GIR, part of the 101st Airborne Division, landed by glider in Normandy and in the Ardennes. Its missions were perilous but essential for establishing bridgeheads and holding the lines.

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French First Army (De Lattre's Army)

The French First Army, under the command of General de Lattre de Tassigny, liberated a large part of France and was the first French army to enter Germany. A symbol of the resilience of the Free French Forces.

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French Colonial Troops

These units, made up of soldiers from the overseas territories, fought with exemplary courage for the liberation of France and Europe, playing an essential role within the Free French Forces.

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Régiment de Marche du Tchad (RMT)

An integral part of the 2e DB (Leclerc Division), the RMT distinguished itself in action from the Fezzan campaign to the liberation of Paris and beyond, an emblem of the resilience of the Free French Forces.

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Chaplain (Army Chaplain)

The military chaplain insignia symbolizes the spiritual and moral support given to troops on the battlefield, an essential role for the well-being and courage of the soldiers.

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Tank Destroyer Force (Tank Hunters)

Created to counter the German armored threat, the Tank Destroyer Force, with its distinctive insignia, consisted of mobile units specialized in destroying enemy tanks, which was crucial to Allied operations.

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US War Correspondent (American War Correspondent)

The American war correspondent insignia represents those who risked their lives to report the realities of the conflict, documenting history as it unfolded, often on the front line.

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Life Magazine (War Press)

The emblem of Life Magazine, an iconic publication of the era, was often worn by photographers and journalists documenting the war for the American public, a testimony from the civilian front.

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Détachement de Circulation Routière (DCR)

The Détachement de Circulation Routière (DCR, Road Traffic Detachment) was an essential unit of the Free French Forces, responsible for traffic control, road maintenance and convoy guidance, keeping the logistics flowing smoothly as required for the advances.

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Régiment Blindé de Fusiliers Marins (RBFM)

The RBFM, an armored unit of the Free French Naval Forces, fought alongside the 2e DB. Its naval riflemen, turned tank crews, distinguished themselves through their courage on every front of the Liberation.

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1st Armored Division (Old Ironsides)

“Old Ironsides” is the oldest armored division in the US Army. It distinguished itself in the North African and Italian campaigns, notably at Kasserine and Anzio, leading crucial breakthroughs.

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2nd Armored Division (Hell on Wheels)

The legendary “Hell on Wheels” was one of the most feared armored divisions. It spearheaded assaults in North Africa, Sicily and Normandy and was at the heart of the Saint-Lô breakthrough.

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3rd Armored Division (Spearhead)

The “Spearhead” was one of the most effective armored divisions, known for its speed and striking power. It led the assault in key battles in Europe, from Normandy to the Elbe.

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4th Armored Division

The 4th Armored Division is famous for its speed and aggressiveness under General Patton's command. It played a crucial role in the liberation of Brittany and the breach of the Siegfried Line.

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5th Armored Division (Victory Division)

The 5th Armored Division, nicknamed the “Victory Division”, made rapid advances across France and Germany and was one of the first to reach the Elbe and link up with the Soviets.

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6th Armored Division (Super Sixth)

The “Super Sixth” distinguished itself through its offensive actions in France and Germany, taking part in the Battle of the Bulge and the reduction of the Ruhr Pocket, demonstrating great mobility.

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7th Armored Division (Lucky Seven)

The “Lucky Seven” was crucial in the defense of Saint-Vith during the Battle of the Bulge, slowing the German advance and allowing the Allies to consolidate their defenses.

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8th Armored Division (Thundering Herd)

The “Thundering Herd” arrived in Europe late but took part in the advance across the Rhine and the reduction of the Ruhr Pocket, demonstrating its firepower and mobility.

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9th Armored Division (Phantom)

The “Phantom” Division is famous for capturing the Remagen bridge over the Rhine, an unexpected feat that allowed the Allies to establish a crucial bridgehead in German territory.

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10th Armored Division (Tiger)

The “Tiger” Division played an important role in the Battle of the Bulge, reinforcing defensive positions and taking part in the counteroffensive that pushed the enemy back.

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11th Armored Division (Thunderbolt)

The “Thunderbolt” Division played an important role in the Battle of the Bulge and was one of the first to liberate concentration camps, leaving its mark on history through its humanitarian commitment.

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12th Armored Division (Hellcat)

The “Hellcat” Division fought in France and Germany, taking part in the Ardennes offensive and the final advance to the Danube, demonstrating great firepower and mobility.

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13th Armored Division (Black Cat)

The “Black Cat” Division arrived in Europe late but was quickly committed to combat operations in Germany, notably in the Ruhr, contributing to the end of the war in Europe.

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14th Armored Division (Liberator)

The “Liberator” Division fought in France and Germany, liberating towns and prison camps. It is especially known for how quickly it crossed the Siegfried Line.

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16th Armored Division (Phantom)

The 16th Armored Division was one of the last American armored divisions deployed to Europe, taking part in the final offensives in Czechoslovakia and the liberation of Plzeň.

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20th Armored Division (Armored Horsemen)

The 20th Armored Division, nicknamed the “Armored Horsemen”, took part in the final campaigns in Germany, contributing to the reduction of the Ruhr Pocket and the liberation of the Dachau concentration camp.

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Medic / Combat Medic (1 Panel)

The single panel on the helmet of medics, or “Combat Medics”, identified medical personnel authorized to evacuate the wounded, signaling a vital front-line role in saving lives.

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Medic / Combat Medic (4 Panels)

The four panels (red cross) on the medic's helmet indicated a more visible role, often for medical support personnel in the rear or at triage stations, but still under threat.

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Medic / Combat Medic (White Helmet & Red Crosses)

This all-white helmet with red crosses was specifically used by medics, or “Combat Medics”, to maximize their visibility in snowy areas or as a clear mark of their non-combatant status at aid stations and in rear areas.

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Military Police (MP) – White Stripes (Divisional Platoon)

The white stripes on the MP helmet designated the divisional military police platoon. These units were attached to the major divisions and were responsible for maintaining order, traffic control and handling prisoners within their division.

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Military Police (MP) – Yellow Stripes (Independent Units)

The yellow stripes on the MP helmet were worn by independent military police units. These units often operated at corps or army level, handling broader security duties, road patrols or collecting points.

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