38th Infantry Division Cyclone, USA

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38TH INFANTRY DIVISION CYCLONE, USA

History: It was activated in 1917 at Camp Shelby, Mississippi. It was deactivated in 1923 with National Guard Units and today consists of Units from Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Delaware,
Michigan, Tennessee and West Virginia.

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Origin/meaning

It was activated in 1917 at Camp Shelby, Mississippi. When this Camp was damaged by a Tornado the Division was named Cyclone Division. This is indicated by the SSI and DUI.