28th Infantry Division (United States Army)

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28th Infantry Division
Distintivo
Distintivo
Descrizione generale
Attiva 1879 - oggi
Nazione Stati Uniti Stati Uniti
Servizio Guardia nazionale degli Stati Uniti
Tipo fanteria
Dimensione 15.000 unità
Guarnigione/QG Harrisburg (Pennsylvania)
Soprannome Keystoone
Fire and Movement
Iron Division
Bloody Bucket
Motto Roll On
Colori rosso
Battaglie/guerre Guerra civile americana
Guerra civile spagnola
Seconda guerra mondiale
Operazione Iraqi Freedom
Operazione Enduring Freedom
Missioni di peacekeeping KFOR
Sito internet http://pa.ng.mil/ARNG/28ID/
Comandanti
Comandante brig.gen John L. Gronski
Comandanti degni di nota Omar Bradley
Cortlandt V.R. Schuyler
Simboli
Spallina US28th Infantry Division.svg

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La 28th Infantry Division ("Keystone") è un'unità dell'Army National Guard ed è la divisione più antica tra quelle attualmente esistenti nelle forze armate statunitensi.

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  1. American Battle Monuments Commission, American Armies and Battlefields in Europe, Washington, D.C., Government Printing Office, 1938/1992. ISBN
  2. American Battle Monuments Commission, 28th Division Summary of Operations in the World War, Washington, D.C., Government Printing Office, 1944. ISBN
  3. Martin Blumenson, Breakout and Pursuit. United States Army in World War II, Washington, D.C., United States Army Center of Military History/Government Printing Office, 1961. ISBN
  4. Carleton B., Editor Clyma, Connecticut Men, 28th—Bloody Bucket—Division, September 1945, Hartford, Connecticut, 1945. ISBN
  5. Jack (Editor) Colbaugh, The Bloody Patch: A True Story of the Daring 28th Infantry Division, New York, New York, Vantage Press, 1973. ISBN
  6. Hugh M. Cole, The Ardennes: Battle of the Bulge. United States Army in World War II, Washington, D.C., United States Army Center of Military History/Government Printing Office, 1965. ISBN
  7. Cecil B. Curry, Follow Me and Die. The Destruction of an American Division in World War II, New York, New York, Stein & Day Publishing, 1984. ISBN
  8. Uzal W. Ent, The First Century of the 28th Infantry Division, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Stackpole Books, 1979. ISBN
  9. Christopher R Gabel, The U.S. Army GHQ Maneuvers of 1941, United States Army Center of Military History/Government Printing Office, 1991. ISBN
  10. Eugene Gilbert, The 28th Division in Fiance, Nancy, France, Berger-Levrault, 1919. ISBN
  11. Historical and Pictorial Review of the 28th Infantry Division in World War II … Normandy; Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes, Central Europe, Atlanta, Georgia, Albert Love Enterprises, 1946. ISBN
  12. Historical and Pictorial Review of the 28th Infantry Division in World War II … Normandy; Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes, Central Europe, Nashville, Tennessee, Battery Press, Reprint;1980. ISBN
  13. Order of Battle of the United States Land Forces in World War; American Expeditionary Forces; Divisions, Washington, D.C., Historical Section, Army War College / Government Printing Office, 1931/1988. ISBN
  14. Order of Battle of the United States Land Forces in World War; American Expeditionary Forces; Divisions, Washington, D.C., United States Army Center of Military History/Government Printing Office, 1988. ISBN
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  16. McLemore, H Kahn, E.J., Jr. and, Fighting Divisions, Washington, D.C., Zenger Publishing Company, 1980. ISBN
  17. The `Keystone Division.' A Condensed History of the 28th Infantry Division, National Guardsman, June, 1948, 13–14. ISBN
  18. Keystone News, Organization Day, 1953, Keystone Division's 36th Anniversary, Goppingen, Germany, 1953. ISBN
  19. Charles B. MacDonald, Charles B, The Last Offensive. United States Army in World War II, Washington, District of Columbia, United States Army Center of Military History/Government Printing Office, 1973. ISBN
  20. Charles B. MacDonald, The Siegfried Line Campaign. United States Army in World War II, Washington, D.C., United States Army Center of Military History/Government Printing Office, 1963. ISBN
  21. and Mathews, Sydney T MacDonald, Charles B.,, Three Battles: Arnaville, Altuzzo, and Schmidt. United States Army in World War II, Washington, D.C., United States Army Center of Military History/Government Printing Office, 1952. ISBN
  22. Edward, compiler Martin, The Twenty-Eighth Division, Pennsylvania Guard in the World War. 5 vols, Norwood, Mass, Washington Press, 1924. ISBN
  23. Thomas R Nevitt, A Guard Division Trains for M—Day, Washington, D.C., Army Information Digest, October, 1948, 35–35. ISBN
  24. John K Ohe, The Keystone Division in the Great War, Washington, D.C., Prologue, The Journal of the National Archives, Sumner 1978, 82–89. ISBN
  25. I.H. Peterman, They Took the Nazis' Sunday Punch, New York, New York, Saturday Evening Post, 28 settembre 1946, 2 Otf. ISBN
  26. Pennsylvania in the World War. An Illustrated History of the Twenty-Eighth Division. 2 vols, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, States Publications Society, 1921. ISBN
  27. Henry George Proctor, The Iron Division, National Guard of Pennsylvania in the World War; the Authentic and Comprehensive Narrative of the 28th Division in the World's Greatest War, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, John C. Winston Co, 1919. ISBN
  28. Short History and Illustrated Roster of the 28th Division, Edward Stern Co, c. 1919. ISBN
  29. Herbert E. Smith, A. E. F. Divisional Insignia- The Twenty-Eighth Division, Washington, D.C., Recruiting News, 1 gennaio 1934, pp. 3. ISBN
  30. National Guardsman, SRF, (November 1965), 8–16. ISBN
  31. The States Pass in Review: Pennsylvania, 28th Infantry (Keystone Division)., Washington, D.C., National Guard, (January, 1991), pp. 125. ISBN
  32. Benjamin G. Taylor, Operation Schmidt., Washington, D.C., Military Review, (August, 1954), 30–39. ISBN
  33. 28th Infantry Division—Germany, 1953, n.p., 1953. ISBN
  34. 28th Infantry Division, Pennsylvania National Guard Summer Encampment, 1956, n.p., 1956. ISBN
  35. Twenty-Eighth Infantry Division, United States Army, Camp Atterbury, Indiana, "Roll on 28th," Pictorial Review, 1950–1951, Atlanta, Georgia, Albert Love Enterprises, 1951. ISBN
  36. Twenty-Eighth Infantry Division, United States Army, Europe, Pictorial Review, 1951–1952, Atlanta, Georgia, Albert Love Enterprises, 1952. ISBN
  37. 28th Roll On: The Story of the 28th Infantry Division, Paris, France, G.I. Stories, 1945. ISBN
  38. Frank A. Warner, Journal of Operations, Twenty-Eighth Division A.E.F., 1917-08-05 to 1918-11-20, n.p., 1919. ISBN
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