Texas renames 49th Armored to 36th Infantry Division
In a quiet move, the 55-year-old 49th Armored Division of the Texas National Guard becomes the 36th Infantry Division. The unit, historically known as the T-Patchers, shifts toward a lighter, faster force. Originally from Texas and Oklahoma, it fought in World War II, landing in Europe in 1943 and suffering 16,828 casualties while earning numerous decorations.
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36th Infantry Division Comes Back to Texas Fold
Texas National Guard reflagging ceremony set for Camp Mabry on October 2 marks the 36th Infantry Division’s return to active status after postwar reorganization. Officials say the unit’s history underscores Texas Guards’ readiness in the global war on terror.
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USDA Raises 2004 Cotton Classing Fee To 1.65 Per Bale
The USDA Agricultural Marketing Service finalizes 2004 crop year fees for cotton classification, raising the high volume instrument rate to 1.65 per bale effective July 1 2004. The increase funds salaries equipment and overhead for classing services and supports grower price and CCC loan decisions.
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