10th Armored Division

The 10th Armored Division was a World War II U.S. military unit that specialized in armored warfare using tanks and other armored vehicles. Formed in 1942, it was known as the "Roosevelt's Railroaders" because many members previously worked on railroads. The division played a significant role in European campaigns, including breaking through enemy defenses and liberating towns in France and Germany. Its training emphasized mobility, firepower, and coordination between tanks and infantry. The 10th Armored Division contributed to the Allied victory, exemplifying the use of armored forces to adapt to modern combat challenges.