Nicknamed "Blue Spaders" — German soldiers in WWI saw the spade-shaped device on the regiment's insignia and called them "Blauerspadern" — the 26th Infantry paid dearly for it: 900 killed in six months, and at the Battle of Soissons alone, over 1,500 of 3,100 Blue Spaders were killed or wounded. In WWII, they landed at Omaha Beach on D-Day and held the line at Elsenborn Ridge during the Battle of the Bulge.

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