Maj. Gen. Frederic E. Davison May 72 Oct 73 Maj. Gen. Joseph C. McDonough Oct 73 Jul 75 Maj. Gen. John R.D. Cleland Jul 75 Jun 77 Maj. Gen. Paul F. Gorman Jun 77 May 79 Maj. Gen. William J. Livsey May 79 Jun 81 Maj. Gen. Carl E. Vuono Jun 81 Jun 83 Maj. Gen. Charles W. Dyke Jun 83 Jun 85 Maj. Gen. Orren R. Whiddon Jun 85 Jun 87 Maj. Gen. Calvin A. H. Waller Jun 87 Jun 89 Maj. Gen. David M. Maddox Jul 89 Nov 90 Maj. Gen. John P. Otjen Nov 90 Jan 92 In Popular Culture 2010 movie A-Team, General Morrison (portrayed by actor Gerald McRaney) wears the UCP version of the 8th I.D. patch. Soldiers in the camp are seen wearing the same patch in UCP. In the 2002 WW2 Hallmark movie, "Silent Night", the US soldiers wear the 8th Infantry Division Patch. References Further reading Official History of the U.S. Army in World War II – also known as the "Green Books", contains brief mention of the 8th Division. Still available via the U.S. Government Printing Office. Specifically, see the following volumes: Breakout and Pursuit by Martin Blumenson The Siegfried Line Campaign by Charles MacDonald Boesch, Paul. Forest in Hell. Originally published as Road to Hurtgen: Forest in Hell). Memoir by officer of Company G, 121st Infantry Regiment. Griesbach, Marc. Combat History of the 8th Infantry Division in World War II, softcover booklet originally published 1945. Reprints made by Battery Press in Nashville, TN. A Combat History by Regiment and Special Units – a series of books by the Army/Navy Publishing Company released in 1945. Also known as "Blue Books", these were styled after school yearbooks and sold with dark blue covers, containing sketch histories and photos of men returning home. The following titles are known to exist: Division HQ & Special Troops 13th Infantry Regiment 28th Infantry Regiment 121st Infantry Regiment (The Gray Bonnet) Division Artillery and Arty unitsGordon L. Rottmen, Inside the US Army Today'', Osprey Publishing 1988 External links 8th Infantry Division Association 8th Infantry Division Archives United States Army Center of Military History – 8th Infantry Division Combat log United States Army Center of Military History – 8th Infantry Division Interview conducted with Arthur C. Neriani, World War II veteran and member of the 8th Infantry Division during its liberation of the Wobbelin concentration camp near Ludwigslust,