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English: Shoulder sleeve insignia of some nonexistent units of "FUSAG", part of Operation Fortitude in 1944
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Source Col. Raymond J. Bluhm Jr. (editor): U.S. Army, A Complete History, The Army Historical Foundation, Arlington VA, 2011, ISBN 978-0-88363-640-4.
Author U.S. Army Institute of Heraldy
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