A [[United States Army]] division created for [[World War I]], that would then become America's first Airborne Division during [[World War II]]. They saw extensive service throughout the European Theater, including North Africa, Sicily, Italy, the D-Day landings in Normandy, Holland, and the Battle of the Bulge. They are the only remaining true airborne division in the US Army today. (Their WW2-era counterparts, the [[101st Airborne]], are now an air-mobile division using helicopters, rather than an air-borne division that uses parachutes.)

Their unit patch is a blue circle in the middle of a red square background, with the letters "AA" (short for "All-American") in white in the middle. A blue crest running over the square reads "Airborne".

h4. See Also
* [[Unit Patch]]
82nd airborne