Conneaut OH, D-day Reenactment

The 90th IDPG was formed on 10 November 2001, with the purpose of "preserving the memory and history of the US Army, Organized Reserve Divisions, the 90th Infantry Division, the 358th Infantry Regiment, and the US GI of World War II". The 90th Infantry Division Preservation Group seeks to achieve this aim through, educating the public, though interaction, about the US Army, Organized Reserve Divisions, the 90th Infantry Division, the 358th Infantry Regiment, the 315th Medical Battalion, and the US GI of World War II. Continuing research into the history of the US Army, Organized Reserve Divisions, the 90th Infantry Division, the 358th Infantry Regiment, The 315th Medical Battalion, and the US GI of World War II. Preservation of historical documents, equipment, uniforms and vehicles related to the US Army, Organized Reserve Divisions, the 90th Infantry Division, the 358th Infantry Regiment, the 315th Medical Battalion, and the US GI of World War II. To achieve the above, the 90th Infantry Division Preservation Group seeks to maintain the highest standards of equipment, uniforms, and participation. The highest degree of conduct and appearance is expected of the unit at all times. It is through these means that the 90th IDPG can best honor the history, memories, and men the group seeks to study and preserve, and truly live up to the 358th Regimental motto of "Peragimus" or, "We Accomplish."

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