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American soldiers with their German captives, 30th Infantry Division, France, 1944.


1941. 158 were known to have died during the war. A
much larger number were wounded but survived. Al-
though the Florida National Guard received official bat-
tle honors only for the campaigns of the 31st Division in
New Guinea and the Philippines, individual Florida
Guardsmen earned unofficial battle honors for their
state in every theater of war, every campaign, and vir-
tually every major battle on land and in the air. It is an
impressive record.