The Seventeenth Infantry Division was a military formation of the United States Army, established during World War II. It was part of the larger effort to mobilize and organize troops for combat in various theaters of war. The division was known for its infantry units, which played a crucial role in ground operations. After the war, the Seventeenth Infantry Division was deactivated, like many other divisions, as the military scaled down its forces. The division's legacy continues to be remembered in military history, reflecting the contributions of soldiers who served under its banner during a pivotal time in global conflict.