Talk:6th Infantry Division (United States)

message: Who ever created this article copied the text word-for-word from the Center for Military History site (http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/lineage/cc/cc.htm), hopefully it was the same author at that site? If not, at some point someone needs to write some original content. WikiDon
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message: The following is the cold ward section with a bit added by an IP (someone without a signon).  It appears to be primarily from WP:PRIMARY sources and is a bit of a jumble.  I leave it here in case someone can make it more article worthy.
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message: Where is there any proof that this division was ever referred to as “Commie Jew Division” by any substantial group of people in the Army chain of command, or anywhere else for that matter? Could such a slur have been uttered? Sure. But to say that Westmoreland considered it such a problem that a new division was formed is quite the claim, and it needs some type of substantiation.
There also should be some citation that the 6th “flunked” its readiness report.
MrStiv (talk) 20:30, 24 April 2019 (UTC)
thread_title:  "Commie Jew Division?" Really? 

message: Where is there any proof that this division was ever referred to as “Commie Jew Division” by any substantial group of people in the Army chain of command, or anywhere else for that matter? Could such a slur have been uttered? Sure. But to say that Westmoreland considered it such a problem that a new division was formed is quite the claim, and it needs some type of substantiation.
There also should be some citation that the 6th “flunked” its readiness report.
MrStiv (talk) 20:31, 24 April 2019 (UTC)
thread_title:  "Commie Jew Division?" Really?