83rd Infantry Division (United States)

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The 83rd Infantry Division (United States) was a U.S. Army formation that saw significant combat in the European Theater during World War II, including the Normandy campaign and the advance into Germany.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Army division
infantry division
military unit
allegiance United States
branch United States Army
campaign Ardennes-Alsace campaign
linked to: Alsace campaign

Central Europe campaign
Normandy campaign
linked to: Battle of Normandy

Northern France campaign
Rhineland campaign
classification U.S. Army infantry division of World War II
conflict World War II
country United States of America
engagedAgainst Nazi Germany
equipmentType armored support attachments
artillery support
infantry weapons
era 20th century
formedIn World War I era
garrisonDuringWWII United States (training phase)
higherCommand U.S. First Army
linked to: U.S. 1st Army

U.S. Ninth Army
historicalPeriod Second World War
linked to: World War II
militaryBranchType infantry forces
nickname Thunderbolt Division
notableEngagement Battle of Normandy
advance across France
advance into Germany
hedgerow fighting in Normandy
operations along the Rhine River
notableFor participation in the Normandy breakout
rapid advances in late-war operations
sustained combat in the European Theater
operationalArea Belgium
France
Germany
Luxembourg
participatedIn invasion of German territory
liberation of occupied European territory
partOf U.S. Army ground forces in Europe
reorganizedFor World War II
role front-line combat division
serviceBranchRole ground combat operations
theater European Theater of Operations
type infantry

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VIII Corps (United States) subordinateUnit 83rd Infantry Division (United States)