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    Link profile: Second ( Indianhead) Division Association


    Category: Start / Korean War
    Our Second (Indianhead) Division Association has 6000 members, some were there when the Division was formed in France in 1917 and some are on active duty in Korea and Ft Lewis WA today.

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