division 76

American Expeditionary Forces
	76th Division

Product Flyers	Insignia	Nickname
Background	Primary Units	Campaign Participation

Insignia

[Excerpt from Wyllie, Col. Robert E. "The Romance of Military Insignia."
The National Geographic Magazine, Vol. XXXVI, No. 6. December, 1919. ]

Was composed of men from the New England States and northern New York State and was stationed at Camp Devens, Massachusetts.

Nickname

None.

Background

National Army formed at Camp Devens, MA. Movement overseas commences 3 July 1918 and is completed by 8 August 1918. The 302d Infantry Regiment, 151st FA Brigade, 301st Engineer Regiment, 301st Field Signal Battalion, 301st Supply Train and 301st Sanitary Train function independently of the rest of the Division, which becomes the 3d Depot Division.

Primary Units

151st Infantry Brigade:
301st Infantry Regiment
302d Infantry Regiment
302d Machine Gun Battalion

152d Infantry Brigade:
303d Infantry Regiment
304th Infantry Regiment
303d Machine Gun Battalion

151st Field Artillery Brigade:
301st Field Artillery Regiment (75mm)
302d Field Artillery Regiment (4.7")
303d Field Artillery Regiment (155mm)
301st Trench Mortar Battery

Divisional Troops:
301st Machine Gun Battalion
301st Engineer Regiment
301st Field Signal Battalion
301st Train Headquarters and MP
301st Ammunition Train
301st Supply Train
301st Engineer Train
301st Sanitary Train (Ambulance Companies & Field Hospitals 301, 302, 303, 304)

Campaign Participation

Campaign Streamers (Division):
None

302d Field Artillery: Lorraine
303d Field Artillery: Lorraine
301st Engineers: St. Mihiel, Lorraine
301st Field Signal Battalion: Lorraine

U. S. Victory Medal Clasps (Division):
France

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