3rd Infantry Division

The 3rd Infantry Division is a major unit of the United States Army, known for its distinctive heritage and operational history. Formed in 1913, it has played key roles in numerous conflicts, including both World Wars, Korea, and the Gulf War. The division's soldiers, often called "The Old Guard," are recognized for their role in ceremonial duties at Arlington National Cemetery, ensuring respect for fallen soldiers. The 3rd Infantry Division's mission combines combat readiness with a commitment to tradition and honoring the military legacy, making it a vital part of the U.S. Army’s structure and history.