78th Infantry Division

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78th Training Division 

active United States army formation
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Instance of	infantry division (1917–1959) training division (1959–)
Location	United States of America
Has use	infantry warfare (1917–1959) military training (1959–)
Inception	5 August 1917
Part of the series	United States Army infantry divisions by unit number (79th Infantry Division, 78, 77th Infantry Division)
Authority file  Q2818310 VIAF ID: 127916009 Library of Congress authority ID: n85283045 Reasonator Scholia Wikidocumentaries KML file Search depicted

Insignia

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  Division Shoulder Sleeve Insignia
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  Distinctive Unit Insignia

World War II

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  The Division's route through Europe during World War II
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946
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  78th Division, Berlin, May 8, 1946

Soldiers

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  Private James W. Brown during World War I
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  Technician Fifth Grade Evert VanderRoest during World War II

Commanders

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  Major General Ray Barker, Commander January 1946-May 1946
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  Brigadier General Charles Luckey in 2007