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Former 30th Infantry Division soldier retired Maj. Jay Callaham, plays the bugle at the unveiling of the 30th ID and 30th Armored Brigade Combat Team monument at National Infantry Museum Walk of Honor at Fort Benning, June 2, 2013. Soldiers from World War II and the modern day 30th ABCT took part in the ceremony that honored the unit for their service from past to present. The division was named after former president and citizen soldier Andrew "Old Hickory" Jackson, who was born near the North and South Carolina border. All funding for this monument was raised by or donated to the 30th Infantry Division Association by members or supporters of the 30th. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Army 1st Lt. Sean Daily, North Carolina National Guard Public Affairs Office/Released)
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