United States 29th Infantry Division

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The United States 29th Infantry Division is a National Guard infantry division best known for spearheading the D-Day assault on Omaha Beach during the Allied invasion of Normandy in World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Army National Guard division
infantry division
alliance Allies of World War II
surface form: Allied Powers in World War II
awardedDecoration Belgian Fourragere
surface form: Belgian Fourragère

Croix de Guerre
surface form: French Croix de Guerre

Presidential Unit Citation (United States)
surface form: Presidential Unit Citation
branch United States Army
campaign Central Europe campaign
Battle of Normandy
surface form: Normandy campaign

North-West Europe campaign
surface form: Northern France campaign

Rhineland campaign
componentUnit 110th Field Artillery Regiment
111th Field Artillery Regiment
115th Infantry Regiment
116th Infantry Regiment
175th Infantry Regiment
224th Field Artillery Battalion
227th Field Artillery Battalion
conflict Global War on Terrorism
World War I
World War II
country United States of America
formationDate 1917
garrisonState Maryland
Virginia
higherCommandDuringWWII First United States Army
V Corps (United States)
surface form: V Corps
motto 29, Let's Go!
nickname Blue and Gray Division
notableCommander Major General Charles H. Gerhardt
Major General Leonard T. Gerow
notableEngagement Operation Overlord
surface form: Allied invasion of Normandy

D-Day
Omaha Beach
surface form: Omaha Beach landing
notableFor spearheading the D-Day assault on Omaha Beach
operation Operation Overlord
partOf Army National Guard
peacetimeHeadquarters Fort Belvoir
surface form: Fort Belvoir, Virginia

Fort Gregg-Adams
surface form: Fort Gregg-Adams, Virginia
primaryStateAffiliation District of Columbia
Maryland
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
role light infantry
maneuver division
size division
symbol Blue and gray yin-yang style shoulder sleeve insignia
symbolColorMeaning blue represents Union states
gray represents Confederate states
type combined arms division

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Omaha Beach usedBy United States 29th Infantry Division