Trench and camp., 1919-05-01

(Roman numerals for 3O). forming the
cross bar of the letter I'll" all on a
maroon ckground. The design is
tribute to Andrew Jackson, "old
: Thirty first Division, National
bama-InsiglYia: Conventionalized de-
sign of the letters I'D" in bright
red-"Dixie Division"
Thirty second Division, National
Guard of Michigan and Wisconsin,
Insignia: Barbed arrow of red, chosen
because they "sbot through every line
the boche put before them"
Thirty-third Division, National
Guard of West Virginia and Illinois
insignia: Yellow cross on black cir
Gle. Yellow was the only color paint
available in. Texas when the division
was assembling it's equipment, the
cross having been long used to mark
government property.
Thirty fourth Division, National
Guard of Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska
and Norh Dakota+Insignia: A red
bovine skull, a conventional lization of
the Mexican OLA, superimposed c'n a
black oval. 1ettered "Sandstorm Di-
vision" the whole design reminiscent
of the Camp Cody country in New
Mexico, where the division trained.
Thirty-fifth Division,t National Guard
OF Missouri and Kansas-Insignia
Santa Fe cross within two circles of
varying colors, the outer one~divided
into four arcs. The design was chosen
because the old Santa Fe trail started
westward from point near the Mis-
souri, Kansas line.
Thirty-sixth Division, National
Guard ofNTexas and Oklahoma-In.
sigma: A cobalt blue arrowhead with
a khaki ''T' superimposed Upon a
Khaki disc. The arrowhead. represents
Oklahoma and the 1T, Texas.
Thirty seventh Division, National
Guard of Ohio-Insignia Red circle
with white border, design adopted
from the state fiagof Ohie. Division
known as the Buckeye Division.
Forty-second Division. National
Guard of twenty-six states and Dis
trict of Columbia--Insfgnia: Parti-
colored quadrant, illustrating the are
of "a rainbow, after the Rainbow Di-
vision" s.+s
Seventy-seventh Division, National
Army of New York city-Insignia:
Golden facsimile of Statue >of Liberty
on blue background.
Seventy-ninth Division, National
Army of Virginia, Maryland, Pennsyl-
vania and District of Columbia-In-
sigma: Gray cross of Lorraine super
imposed on blue Shield. The cross of
Lorraine is a symbol of triumph
Eightieth Division, Virginia, West
Virginia and Pennsylvania-Insig
shield of olive drab aud motto wis
motium." representing the Blue
Ridge Division" @
Eighty first Division, National Army
of North Carolina, South Carolina,
Florida and Porto Rico-Insignia:
Wildcat. Selected in the belief that the
division could emulate it in it's fight
ing qualities"
Eighty-second Division, Nationa
Army of Georgia. Alabama and Ten
nessee-Insignia: "AA" in gold on a
circle of blue, the whole superimposed
eon a square of red. The ''AA" stands
for "All ll-American"-the name OF the
division.
Eighty-ffth Division, National
Army, Michigan and Wisconsin-In-
sigma: Conventionalized cd" (Custer
Division) in bright red.
Eighty eighth Division, National
Army of Minnesota, North Dakota
Iowa and ulinois-Insignia: Design OF
black evolved from two figures 49,
crossed at right angles and giving
the appearance of maltese cross or
four-leaved clover-symbol of the
four states.
Eighty ninth Division, Middle West
Division"-Insignia: Black wv" in
circle of black.
Ninetieth Division, National Army
of Texas ard Oklahoma-Insignia
Red monogram ITO" standing rol
Texas, Qklal oma, called the Alamo
Division"
Ninety-firs. Division, National Army
of Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Cali.
fornia, Idaho, Nevada, Montana, Wyo-
ming and Utah-Insignia Green fl
tree. The 91st is known as the wild
West Division" and the design is en-
S blematic of the far west
Ninety.second Division. National
Army -Insignla Ia: American buffalo
selected because traditional Indians
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