RESEARCH PAGE: Topics of Interest Concerning the 29th Division, WWII Infantry and Related Topics (many of which have been compiled by our members). Click on the flag beside the topic you want to see.

	WWII Infantry Hand Signals
	WWII Army Regulations on Dogtags
	WWII Serial Numbers
	WWII Army, Placement of Insignia on 4-Pocket Blouse
	Dating the M-1 Steel Helmet
	Dating WWII Uniforms and Equipment
	Ribbons Bars - Decorations and Awards
	29th Division Insignia
	29th Ranger Battalion
	WWII Ammunition Markings
	WWII Army Regulations for Marking Clothing and Equipment
	Footlocker Gear - An Example of  Proper Lay-out
	Article - “The Stress of Combat”
	U.S. Army Rank and Insignia, WWII
	WWII Operational Army Rations
	WWII Army Footwear
	Maps of World War II, ETO
	Information on the U.S. Rifle Caliber .30 M1
	Article - “Fort Indiantown Gap Barracks During WWII”
	U.S. Army WWII Gasmasks
	The George Duncan Fact Sheet of WWII (fascinating stuff)
	WWII GI Enlisted Pay Scale
	The NCO Creed
	WWII Medal of Honor Recipients
	How to Refinish Your M-1 Stock
	How to Blank Adapt an M-1 Carbine
	Army Service Numbers
	WWII Culture and Reenacting
	Table of Organization and Equipment (TO&E) of the 29th Infantry Division as structured in 1943.
	Standard US Infantry Company Structure
	Communications used by the 29th Infantry Division during World War II.
	Engineer Demolition Equipment used on D-Day.
	Obstacles placed on Omaha beach by the Germans
	29th Infantry Division Vehicle Tactical Markings
	Basic equipment load for a soldier assigned to the 29th Division for the D-Day landing, 6 June 1944.
	Composition of the German 352nd Infantry Division.
	Composition of the German 716th Infantry Division.
	German Insignia
	German Rank Structure
	The Army P-38 - "The Army's Best Invention"