Vintage Military License Plate: 2nd Ranger Infantry Company, 7th Infantry Division – Korean War Service Commemorative

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Classic License Plate

• 6.24 OZ. Design your own License Plates, officially licensed 12″ X 6″.
• Made from aluminum for durability and strength.
• The plate is a great souvenir decorator piece.
• Just like powerful magnet rivets attention.
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The 2nd Ranger Infantry Company was a notable all-African American unit that served in the Korean War as a scouting and special operations force for the U.S. 7th Infantry Division from December 1950 until it was disbanded in August 1951. As part of the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team, the unit performed a daring combat jump into Musan-ni during Operation Tomahawk, but faced heavy combat, equipment shortages, and untrained replacements due to the racial policies of the time. Despite these challenges, the company achieved a distinguished combat record, earning numerous awards and contributing to the history of the U.S. Army’s Ranger Regiment and integration. 

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