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Technical Sergeant Francis J Clark, U.S. Army, Company K, Showed valiant leadership through out the push to Berlin in the campaign in Europe.
There are other leaders in this division but none that standout overall as one most of these men were right by the side of their soldiers fighting with them every step of the way.

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Pennsylvania's Symbols - ppt video online download

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William Penn He was the owner and the first governor of our commonwealth. He made the basic laws that gave us the freedoms of speech and of religion.

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It was originally nicknamed the "Keystone Division," as it was formed from units of the Pennsylvania Army National Guard as Pennsylvania being known as the "Keystone State"

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The 28th infantry division was reorganized on November 20th, 1946 after being inactivated as part of the army on December 13, 1945. They were ordered at Harrisburg in September 1950, with the outbreak of the Korean war. The 28th was mobilized to Europe under the NATO command in order to defend the world from te the threat of a soviet attack, until 1954.
The division was not mobilized during the Vietnam War,  or Operation Desert Storm, but one of the infantry's constituent units served in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East.
Some elements of the 28th served in Bosnia for many years after 1996 as peacekeepers, and in 2002, the division took command of the Northern Brigade Task Force, a part of the NATO peace keeping mission.
In the 21st century, following September 11th, 2001, the 28th infantry division provided troops for many operations in the Middle East including Operation Enduring Freedom, Operation Noble Eagle, and Operation Iraqi Freedom.

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The 28th infantry division was activated on February 17, 1941 and was commanded by Major General Edward Martin. America was neutral at this point in the war.
Over seas, this division helped push East towards Paris, where they marched down the Champs-Elysees in 1944 while the Liberation of Paris was arranged.
They then headed to the German west wall, where the 28th infantry suffered mass casualties at the battle of Hurtgen Forest, which was one of the longest continuous battles of WWll.
Due to the amount of causalities, the 28th was then assigned to a defensive position along the Meuse River until 1945, when they pressed steadily towards the city of Colmar. This led to the partial retreat of troops from Hitler.
Overall, the 28th division was on the front line of 196 days of combat.

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A shrine was dedicated to the 28th infantry division on the grounds of the Pennsylvania Military Museum in Boalsburg, Pennsylvania. Every third Sunday in May since 1919, members of the 28th Infantry Division have met for a memorial service at the shrine. The highway in which the shrine is located was named the Pennsylvania 28th Division Highway.
The 28th infantry has received multiple notable rewards including; the Presidential Unit Citation World War ll in 1944 for Battle of the Bulge,  French Croix De Guerre World War ll in 1944, the Meritorious Unit Commendation World War ll,  in 1945, and the Luxembourg Croix De Guerre, World War ll, in 1945. Ribbons for these awards are seen, in order, on the side.

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This division was featured in the film about the battle at Huertgen Forest called When Trumpets Fade.
They were also seen in the 1919 classic movie J'accuse.
The character Timmy in the 1968 film The Subject Was Roses was seen wearing his 28th division uniform throughout the movie.
In both movies Dawn of the Dead and The Happening, soldiers in the film are seen wearing keystone patches on their uniforms.
The division was also mentioned in the 5th episode of Band of Brothers.
They are mentioned in many books about war throughout history as well.

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On their insignia, or their Combat Service Identification Badge, is a red badge that is inspired by the nickname "Keystone" the infantry is often called due to their originating state being Pennsylvania. This was given to them in 1918. For combat camouflage uniforms, the insignia is turned to grey scale. Connection to the 28th infantry is linked back to the revolutionary war, where the militia called the "Associators" were assembled in 1747. This crest was actually designed by Benjamin Franklin, though they division was first officially created in 1872 as the Pennsylvania National Guard.

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Originally the 28th was the Pennsylvanian national guard prior to being named  the 28th infantry division. but through out the years following WW1 and 2 it became integrated with many other states as well like Maryland and Chicago.

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The division was officially established in 1879 and was later re designated as the 28th Division in 1917. The 28th is a unit of the Army national guard and is the oldest division-sized unit in the the armed forces