The U.S. 84th Infantry Division, also known as the Ranger Division, is a combat unit within the United States Army. Established during World War II on September 15, 1942, it was primarily active in Europe. The division saw significant action in campaigns such as Operation Overlord (Normandy landings), Operation Cobra, and the Battle of the Bulge. Post-World War II, the 84th Infantry Division was inactivated but later reorganized into a Ranger training unit based at Fort Benning, Georgia. Today, it serves as a key component for training U.S. Army Rangers and Special Forces candidates. The division’s emblem features a leaping panther symbolizing speed, agility, and ferocity in combat.