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Silver Star: 4,258
Soldiers Metal: 100
Bronze star: 12,568
Air metal: 65

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movie's that the first infantry division was in was saving privet ryan during D-day when the first infantry was the first on the battle field getting shot up.

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The First Infantry was known by one of two nicknames, either the more famous "The big red one" or "The Bloody First." The infantry got its nicknames because The First Infantry was the very first infantry created (hents the one) and big red stood for first engaged into a bloody situation. This also relates to how The First Infantry got its nickname "The Bloody First" because its the first respondents(wave) that sees the most death and pain.

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In 1943 the First Infantry Division took part of the invasion of Sicily, which was teamed up with the U.S Seventh Army. (another division) Due to the fact that the First Infantry Division were usually the first ones to land so they saw/dealt with the most losses, eventually they broke the Italian and German defenses and moved towards the center of Sicily where they lost more than half their numbers/powers. The First Infantry Division was also part of the first wave of soldiers to arrive on the Omaha beach on D-day.

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The first infantry division is not just the first division but it is also the oldest serving division today.They have fought in the cold war,they have fought in Vietnam,they have fought Korean war,first gulf war,war on terror(Iraq and Afghanistan,The Balkans War, operation inherent resolved,operation freedoms sentinel,and operation Atlantic Resolve.

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Maj. Gen. Donald Cubbison (February 1941)
(key leader) Maj. Gen. Terry de la Mesa Allen (August 1942) - was commander leading the invasion of Sicily, he was effective seeings how they pushed back the Italian and German military defenses and worked their way towards the center of Sicily, as a result more than half the men were lost but they took over Sicily.
(Key Leader) Maj. Gen. Clarence R. Huebner, July 1943) - was the commander who led the infantry through the invasion of D-Day. Although they lost more than 30% in the first hour they managed to hold back the Germans enough to distract them of the second wave coming through from France.
Maj. Gen. Clift Andrus (December 1944)
Maj. Gen. Frank Milburn (August 1946).

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The Insignia or military badge of the First Infantry Division was a pentagon shape (like a backwards house) with a blood red 1 sown into the center. The Insignia also ties into the First Infantry's nicknames. For example, one of the nicknames the Division is called the "Big Red One" in the Insignia a big red one is dead center of the insignia. The reason the one was red is because red stands for power, revolution, courage, and domination, which is what the Division is all about, they respond first and they must have to be courage, and powerful.

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The First Infantry Divisions base during WWII located at fort Riley near junction city Kansas. The First Infantry Division was a National Division. (all Americans from different states could join)

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The First Infantry Division was founded on June 8, 1914 at Fort Jay, located on the Governors Island in New York, under the command of Brigadier General William L. Sibert.