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The nickname "bloody bucket" for the 28th infantry division was actually coined by German soldiers that faced them in combat. The insignia of the 28th Infantry division was a red keystone, symbolizing the fact that the 28th infantry division was a Pennsylvania National Guard unit, and Pennsylvania's nickname is the "Keystone State"

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The nickname "bloody bucket" for the 28th infantry division was actually coined by German soldiers that faced them in combat. The insignia of the 28th Infantry division was a red keystone, symbolizing the fact that the 28th infantry division was a Pennsylvania National Guard unit, and Pennsylvania's nickname is the "Keystone State"

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Which country did the 28th Infantry Division come from?

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Yes, the 110th (as part of the 28th Infantry Division) was essentially destroyed in the first few days of the German offensive in the Ardennes. The exploits of the 28th in the Bulge are chronicled in the book "Alamo in the Ardennes".

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The 28th Infantry Division

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