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Army - 1st Bn 7th Infantry - Aschaffenburg FRG - M113 APC - CottonBalers X 300
The 7th United States Infantry Regiment possesses an illustrious history as one of the five oldest continuously serving regiments in the U.S. Army. Initially organized in July 1798, it was mustered out in 1800, but the regiment was reconstituted in May 1808 by an Act of Congress. The 7th’s service in the War of 1812 began at Ft. Harrison, Ohio, where future president Zachary Taylor commanded a company, and culminated in its participation in the Battle of New Orleans in Jan. 1815 under the command of General Andrew Jackson. The regiment earned its nickname, “The Cottonbalers”, from its use of cotton bales as defensive works during the battle.
