Description

The 362nd Infantry Regiment is a notable unit of the United States Army, recognized for its service in World War I and World War II, particularly within the 91st Infantry Division.
Historical Overview
World War I:

The 362nd Infantry Regiment was part of the 91st Infantry Division and played a significant role during the Great War. It was involved in various operations, including the liberation of Gesnes on September 29, 1918. Despite facing severe losses, the regiment successfully held its ground until ordered to withdraw due to being too far ahead of supporting units.

World War II:

The regiment was ordered into active service on August 15, 1942, and reorganized at Camp White, Oregon. It participated in several key campaigns, including the Rome-Arno, North Apennines, and Po Valley campaigns. The regiment was inactivated on November 17, 1945, at Camp Rucker, Alabama

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