38th Division Association

102 years ago the Cyclones mustered for the first time.

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The Cyclone Division has sharpened its spear and is ready to address Americas challenges.

Cyclone Division storms enemy in warfighter The 38th Infantry Division concluded its nine-day warfighter exercise at Camp Atterbury. The exercise tested the division’s ability to coordinate a simulated battle with nine brigades and more than 3,000 personnel, including personnel from active-duty Army and Air Force units, National Guard units a…

Saturday was a great day. The incoming division commander, MG Wood, dedicated the 38 Division Memorial! Thanks for everyone's support over the years.
Full Article: https://www.in.ng.mil/NewsandMedia/tabid/247/ArticleID/87/38th-Infantry-Division-dedicates-new-monument.aspx

Have you signed up for the 38th Division Association Annual Meeting?


Saturday, 18 October 2014
2014 Annual Business Meeting/Reunion
At the 38th Infantry Division Armory
3912 West Minnesota Street
Indianapolis, IN 46241

Monument Dedication: 1400
Meeting: 1500

http://www.38thdivisionassociation.org/documents/Cycloner2014.pdf

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The 2014 Cycloner is available on the 38th Division Association website!

http://www.38thdivisionassociation.org/cycloner.shtml

38th Division Association The Cycloner is an annual publication that highlights news and articles about the 38th Infantry Division. The current version of the Cycloner is the Thirty-Fourth Edition since World War Two.

Every donation helps, no matter the amount. Lets finish the monument in time for the October ribbon cutting!

Click here to support 38th Division Monument by Oliver G Wells Indianapolis's own 38th Infantry Division! Help finish the final phase of the monument. Any amount will help! Your contribution to this project is sincerely appreciated. This monument will stand as a memorial to all past, current, and future members of the 38th Division and its proud history an...

The final phase is here. Please take the time to support the 38th Division Association. Quick and easy on gofundme.com http://www.gofundme.com/38xomo

Click here to support 38th Division Monument by Oliver G Wells Indianapolis's own 38th Infantry Division! Your contribution to this project is sincerely appreciated. This monument will stand as a memorial to all past, current, and future members of the 38th Division and its proud history and heritage as the "Cyclone Division-Avengers of Bataan!"

Battle of Zig Zag Pass prints are available for sale! These high quality, limited production prints are available at cost. Each print includes a certificate of authenticity and is signed by the artist (Rick Reeves). The order form is available at the link below.

http://www.38thdivisionassociation.org/memorabilia.shtml

Battle of Zig Zag Pass - 38th Division Association Commissioned in 1999 by the Association to commemorate one of the most important events in the 38th Division's history, The Battle of Zig Zag Pass. Fought in the Phillipines during World War Two, The Battle of Zig Zag Pass was the turning point that led to the surrender of Japanese forces in the Phi…

Check out the updates to our website!

http://www.38thdivisionassociation.org/

38th Division Association This site was created to honor all the men and women of the 38th Infantry Division family. We hope you will find this site useful and informative.

The 38th Division Monument is in position at the division armory. It memorializes the legacy of the division and the personal commitment of every soldier who has worn the "Cyclone Division" shoulder patch. Thank-you to all who have supported the association in this effort.

Peter Eisenhauer was kind enough to share this piece of 38th Division history with the Association. This picture is of his father, F.W. Eisenhauer, Just prior to the 151st Regiments deployment to World War II Tanks Peter!

The 38th Division Association annual meeting and monument dedication scheduled for October 19th, 2013 has been postponed. The meeting will be held in the spring. The 38th Division Monument is still scheduled to arrive next week!! We will be sure to post pictures of it being set on location at the 38th Division Armory.