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108th Airborne Division Ring

Solid Pewter Only $26.00

All our military rings are masterfully crafted right here in the USA.
They are very comfortable to wear, with a form fitting design that doesnt get in the way.
Crafted in fine Pewter alloy.
Availible in all sizes 7 to 14
They also come with a FULL MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE.
If you are not satisfied with your ring for any reason, simply return it via insured mail for a complete refund.

108th Airborne Division in fine Pewter

Pewter rings ship within 2 to 4 business days

Only $26.00

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108th Airborne Division Moneyclip
Only $44.00

Our moneyclips are crafted from Pewter and Nickel Silver, the size is apx. 2 inches by 3/4 of an inch.
They have a great looking natural finish
Made with a fine pewter alloy that is both strong and tarnish resistant.
And a extremly strong Nickel Silver base clip
The etremely detailed pewter emblem is mated to a very strong base clip of nickel silver, they are both rugged and beautiful.
We have a very large selection of Army units to choose from.
They also come with a FULL MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE.
If you are not satisfied with your moneyclip for any reason, simply return it via insured mail for a complete refund.
All our military moneyclips are masterfully crafted right here in the USA.


	ADDITIONAL UNIT INFORMATION *this information is in no way complete nor up to date The 108th Division was activated in 1946 as the 108th Airborne Division of the United States Army Reserve and was headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. Manning during this period was relatively small and funding for Airborne training, equipment, and airlift support was minimal. In 1952, the division was reorganized into an infantry division and had its headquarters relocated to its present location in Charlotte, North Carolina, moving all of its subordinate units from Georgia to the Carolinas. Not long after, in 1956, the division was reorganized as training division, which would eventually result in the divisions resdesignation as an Institutional Training formation. During the 1960s, the division established its own drill sergeant training school, modeled after the active-duty counterpart school. In 1968, the division was restructured to its present brigade concept. Later that decade, the division would conduct basic training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. In January 1991, more than 300 of the division's Soldiers were called to active duty to participate in support roles during Operation Desert Storm. This was the first time in the division's history that its soldiers had been called to combat mobilization. Following Desert Storm, in 1993, the division began the concept of training called Future Army Schools Twenty-first Century. This move expanded the division into the states of Georgia and Florida, as well as absorbed ten U.S. Army Reserve Forces Schools; the ten schools would eventually be reorganized into brigade units. Later that same year, the division assumed command of training also National Guard forces in the southeastern United States, called Region C. In 1996, the division was assigned responsibility of training cadets of the Reserve Officer Training Corps at colleges and universities in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. In 1998, the 108th Division accepted command of the former 265th U.S. Army Forces School in Puerto Rico, which resulted in the creation of the division's 8th Brigade. In 2001, the ROTC units were officially reorganized into a brigade, bringing the division to a total force of nine brigades. In 2004, further reorganization of the Army Reserve resulted in the division assuming command of units in both Alabama and Mississippi. In 2008, the command was reorganized and currently has three subordinate divisions, the 95th Training Division (Initial Entry Training) based in Oklahoma City, Okla., the 98th Training Division (Initial Entry Training) based in Rochester, N.Y. and the 104th Training Division (Leader Training) based in Ft. Lewis, Wash. The command is currently one of the largest in the Army Reserve, it supports Initial Military Training and ROTC (Leader Training). Currently the command has over 10,000 Soldiers assigned throughout the United States, Guam, and Puerto Rico.