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The 38th Infantry Division is an Army National Guard division in the United States Army headquartered at Stout Field.
Infantry is a part of the army. Infantries are soldiers employed in battle on foot and trained in specific ways to do so in head to head combat. For more information look here: http://www.25idl.army.mil/units_div.asp
The infantryman's job is to kill the enemy on the front lines of a battlefield. In the infantry you will see things that you would wish on no one. You will have to kill other men. Yes an infantryman sometimes has to kill women and children,...
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About 17,000 soldiers in an infantry division in WWII
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Thank you! I try to keep a good appearance out here, despite the environment. As to answer your question, females are not allowed in Infantry, or any combat arms MOS's (Military Occupational Specialties) for that matter. However joining a s...
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It seems that snipers have usually been employed most effectively at battalion level. Having said that, company commanders could most likely use a true sniping capability, not just "designated marksmen." I've mentioned before that...
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Hello again Luke. The answer is, neither. Security Forces is an enlistment (or reenlistement) option for infantry Marines. Marines that enlist in an infantry MOS can get one year of Security Forces duty (if that's what they signed up for). ...
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Careers-Military-Army-1483/p...
Hello Peter, The US Army’s Infantry Branch Insignia changed from the Horn to the Crossed Rifles during the Indian War’s Period. You Read more about the dates of the Indian War’s at US Army Insignia Website. The exact date US Army change fro...
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Military-History-669/2009/3/...
No, Infantry MOS trainings are for extra weapons and special modifications to your current weapons and ammo.
http://www.americasarmy.com/support/faqs.php?t=13&z=34
･ I. A few snippets to pique your interest in this fascinating, hard-fighting regiment: ･ II. A brief history outlining this regiment’s nearly three years’ stint in the Union army: ...
http://www.92ndillinoisinfantry.com/Brief%20History.htm
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