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Note: There are more than 150,000 documents, images, and pages on this 80th Division site. Many of the Morning Reports, General Orders, Unit Histories, and Miscellaneous Reports are scanned as PDFs. Some of these reports are difficult to read. Google indexers can't convert many into searchable text. Your results will not pick up every Report that is on the site.

This site is dedicated to the thousands of men and women who fought with the 80th Division throughout the years (World War I, World War II, Post WWII, and the Global War on Terror). May we never forget them or the reasons for which they fought and died for our country.

God Bless America!


2024 Reunion photos courtesy of Christine Guidry Law

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80th Division / Training Command Honor
We are raising funds for the 80th Division to install a memorial plaque at the National Museum of the Army. This plaque will memorialize our soldiers from World War I up to and including the War on Terror. Help us keep the memories of these heroes alive.

WE REACHED OUR GOAL OF $5,000.
Thank you to all who supported this memorial plaque.

80th Anniversary Celebrations

2024 marks the 80th anniversary of the beginning of Europe's liberation. Many communities are celebrating this commemorative anniversary. We'll post those events as they become available to us.

  • The Moselle River 1944 Association: Nov 8 - 13, 2024.

    The Moselle River 1944 Association has announced the commemoration events which will be held in honor of the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Department of the Moselle in northeast France. The commemoration remembers the sacrifices of US service members which occurred during the combat around Metz and Thionville during November 1944.

    The commemoration event will be held on 8-13 November of 2024. This will provide the time for everyone to attend the various ceremonies and local visits that are being planned. The program for the commemoration is currently being finalized with the partner towns and villages in the Thionville area. Numerous military vehicle clubs and their re-enactors will also be participating in the ceremonies.

    Please note that the Moselle River 1944 Association is extending an open invitation to ALL of the U.S. Veterans who served in Europe during World War II. Please pass this invitation to any U.S. WWII service members or their families who may have an interest in attending this commemoration which will honor their sacrificial service of 80 years ago.

    For more information, click [HERE].