115th Infantry honors its long history in Maryland ceremony
More than 500 soldiers from the 115th Infantry Regiment gathered in Pikesville for a pass in review marking the unit's long lineage dating to 1775. Veterans from Frederick, Glen Burnie, the Eastern Shore and D C suburbs attended with Maj. Gen. James F. Fretterd addressing troops.
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Maryland Army National Guard
Frederick
Glen Burnie
Washington, D.C
Pikesville
115Th Infantry Regiment
29Th Infantry Division
Pikesville Military Reservation
228Th Army Band
James F. Fretterd
Maryland National Guard
U.S. Army
Roderick Brittingham
115Th Infantry
Chestertown
115Th
Maryland
Leo Lathroum
Carney
1St Cavalry
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Maurice Tawes
Crisfield
Europe
Omaha Beach
Gen. Cook
Boyd Cook
George Washing
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