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The 92nd Infantry Division, nicknamed the "Buffalo Division," was a segregated African American unit in both World War I and World War II. In WWI, the division arrived in France in 1918, but saw limited combat before the Armistice. In WWII, the division served in Italy, participating in the North Apennines and Po Valley campaigns. The division was inactivated in November 1945. There is no mention of a "300" designation in the provided search results for the 92nd Infantry Division. It's possible the "300" refers to a specific battalion, regiment, or company within the division, or is a misunderstanding. Further research into the unit designations of the 92nd Infantry Division may be needed to clarify this.