The 4th Infantry Division went into action in the Aisne-Marne campaign in July 1918, at which time its units were piece-mealed and attached to several French infantry divisions. Almost a month later, the Division was reunited for the final days of the campaign. During the next four months, the 4th Infantry Division saw action on the front lines and reserves. Suffering over 11,500 casualties in the final drive for the Allied victory, the 4th Infantry Division was the only division to serve in both the French and British sectors of the front.

*Chrome plated, zinc alloy, enamel
*Approx 50mm x 50mm
*Attaches with 3M adhesive