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Founded in Camp Green, North Carolina. Trained at Fort Benning, Georgia. The 4th Motorized Division began a three-year, wide-open experiment.  From August 1940 through August 1943, the division participated in the Louisiana Maneuvers, then moved to the newly opened Camp Gordon, Georgia where they participated in the Carolina Maneuvers, and finally moved to Fort Dix, New Jersey where they scrapped the motorized experiment and were re-designated the 4th Infantry Division.  A move in September 1943 to Camp Gordon Johnston, Florida gave the division realistic amphibious training in preparation for the assault on fortress Europe. Participated in France, Germany. After returning to the States in 1956, the division trained at Fort Lewis, Washington, for the next time they would be called into battle. They also fought in Vietnam. In December 1995, the Ivy Division was moved to Fort Hood, Texas when the 2nd Armored Division was deactivated as part of the downsizing of the Army.   On 18 January 2003, the 4th Infantry Division, under the leadership of MG Raymond Odierno, was given the deployment order for movement to Iraqis part of Operation Iraqi Freedom.The Division returned to Iraq starting in the fall of 2005, this time to Baghdad where MG Thurman now led Multi-National Division – Baghdad. The 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team completed a year long tour in Afghanistan that began in May 2009. . Since 2009 we have had Brigade elements deployed to Afghanistan and that effort continues today.

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This division still exists today under the same morals and understanding they did during WW2. They fought in Vietnam, and Afghanistan and earned high recognition for their roles in both of those wars. Today, the 4th Infantry Division is the most lethal, modern and deplorable heavy division in the world; it is prepared to conduct full-spectrum combat operations.

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During WW1, the Fourth Division was the only division to fight on both battlelines of the two-front war.

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The IV division was founded on November 17, 1917. Founded in Camp Greene, North Carolina. Long tradition of service to our country.

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When founded in 1917, the Ivy Division was under the command of George H. Cameron.

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4th Infantry Division stormed ashore at H-Hour on a stretch of the French coast named Utah Beach. After their successful D-day landing, the men of the Ivy division fought through  the Cotentin Peninsula en route to taking the critically important port of Cherbourg on June 25, 1944.  The division was in continuous action during the period of June 6 to June 28 when the last resistance around Cherbourg was eliminated.  During this period, the 4th Infantry Division sustained over 5,450 casualties and had over 800 men killed.  Ivymen continued to attack through the hedgerow country and, along with the 2nd Armored Division, spearheaded the breakthrough at St. Lo on July 25, 1944. On September 11, 1944, a patrol from the 4th Infantry Division became the first Allied ground force to enter Germany.  Fighting in the Siegfried Line followed. Ivy Division resumed the attack and continued the pursuit through the Siegfried Line - the same location it had crossed in September - and fought across Germany as the war ground on in the first four months of 1945.  When the war ended on May 8, 1945, the 4th Infantry Division had participated in all of the campaigns from the Normandy Beach through Germany.

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The 4th division combated in four wars and have a distinguished history with all of them. Sixteen division soldiers have been awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor.

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Insignia was adapted by Major General George H. Cameron, became known as the “Ivy” division. Its insignia consisted of four green ivy leaves on a khaki background.

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The fourth division was nicknamed the Ivy Division because the roman number for the number four is IV, which would be pronounced like "ivy". Ivy leaves also symbolize tenacity and fidelity, two of the divisions valued traits.