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Limited Conversion Division (military)

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Our newest battalion, 1-33 FA Golden Lions completed a rigorous year leading the division's transition to Limited Conversion Division XXI (LCD XXI), expanding to 18 launchers and enhancing the division's deep fires capability.

1st Infantry Division (Mechanized) Artillery