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** [[E Battery, 101st Division Artillery (United States)|E Battery]] | ** [[E Battery, 101st Division Artillery (United States)|E Battery]] | ||
** [[F Battery, 101st Division Artillery (United States)|F Battery]] | ** [[F Battery, 101st Division Artillery (United States)|F Battery]] | ||
* [[321st Glider Field Artillery Battalion]] | * [[321st Glider Field Artillery Battalion (United States)|321st Glider Field Artillery Battalion]] | ||
* [[907th Glider Field Artillery Battalion (United States)|907th Glider Field Artillery Battalion]] | * [[907th Glider Field Artillery Battalion (United States)|907th Glider Field Artillery Battalion]] | ||
* [[377th Parachute Field Artillery Battalion (United States)|377th Parachute Field Artillery Battalion]] | * [[377th Parachute Field Artillery Battalion (United States)|377th Parachute Field Artillery Battalion]] | ||
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** [[Headquarters and Service Company, 326th Airborne Engineer Battalion (United States)|Headquarters and Service Company]] | ** [[Headquarters and Service Company, 326th Airborne Engineer Battalion (United States)|Headquarters and Service Company]] | ||
** [[A Company, 326th Airborne Engineer Battalion (United States)|A Company]] | ** [[A Company, 326th Airborne Engineer Battalion (United States)|A Company]] | ||
** [[B Company, 326th Airborne Engineer Battalion (United States)|B Company]] | ** [[B Company, 326th Airborne Engineer Battalion (United States)|B Company]] | ||
** [[C Company, 326th Airborne Engineer Battalion (United States)|C Company]] | ** [[C Company, 326th Airborne Engineer Battalion (United States)|C Company]] | ||
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| Country | United States of America |
| Branch | United States Army |
| Mascot(s) | Old Abe |
The 101st Airborne Division was an American airborne division that participated in the Western European theatre of WWII.
Battle order on D-Day
Contributors: Paul Sidle