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var str = 'On the ellipse in front of the White House stands this 65-foot tall pink granite column topped by a bronze Lady Victory holding a flag. On the base of the shaft are listed the names of those from the First Division of the U.S. Army who lost their lives in World War I. Also the campaigns and battles in which the Division participated are inscribed upon it. Later names additions were made to include World War II and the Vietnam War. Also in the spring the grass in front of the memorial is planted with red tulips in the shape of a number 1. The Division is often referred to as the "Big Red One" for its shoulder patch.';
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var str = 'This large red granite memorial in the shape of a number 1 honor those men of the 1st Division “Ramrods” who served in Operation Enduring Freedom. The units and their nicknames are included and lists men lost from each unit by name.';
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var str = 'On each side of this concrete block memorial are inscribed panels that depict and honor the landing of the 1st Infantry Division and the 116th Infantry Regimental Combat Team of the 29th Infantry Division. ';
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var str = 'This stone pyramid is topped by a Big Red One patch to honor the 1st Infantry Division. Bronze plaques on the stone pyramid describe the 1st Division Actions in America’s wars. The main bronze plaque on the front includes the 1st Division motto: “No Mission Too Difficult, no sacrifice too great, Duty First!” ';
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