Can You Match These American Military Unit Nicknames to the Correct Branch of Service?

Bastonge. The Western Front. The 101 First Airborne of the United States Army is the The Screaming Eagles. Enough said.

Strike Fighter Squadron 105 (VFA-105) is the Gunslingers. Their motto is "Tonight... we ride!" This Air Force unit saw its first action in the Vietnam War.

The Army's 2nd Armored Division is Hell on Wheels. The unit staked its first claim to fame in its invasions of Sicily and North Africa during WWII.

The Army's 82nd Airborne Division is America's Guard of Honor. The 82nd fought in both World Wars and made headlines during WWII due to its participation in major battles.

Strike Fighter Squadron 102 (VFA-102) is the Diamondbacks. The "Dbacks" are Navy aviators who have served since the Vietnam War.

The Army's 1st Armored Division was formed in 1940, as WWII escalated. Old Ironsides uses the motto, "Iron Soldiers!"

Also called "The Fighting First," the 1st Infantry Division is The Big Red One. First created during the Great War, it is based out of Fort Riley, Kansas.

The 2nd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, the Destroyers, is part of the Marine Corps. It has served in major engagements, particularly in the Middle East.

Based in Italy, the 173rd Airborne Brigade is known as the Sky Soldiers. They're an airborne infantry brigade that's part of the Army.

The 7th Armored Division is the Lucky Seventh, a unit of the Army. But they didn't need luck when they were stomping Nazis on the Western Front in WWII.

The 4th Infantry Division of the Army is "Ivy." Why? Because the Roman numerals for "4" is "IV," and it looks a bit like "Ivy."

The Air Force's 336th Fighter Squadron is the Rocketeers. It was formed all the way back in the chaos of WWII and played a major role in the Gulf War, too.

The 1st Battalion, 9th Marines is sometimes called The Walking Dead. The nickname originated with the unit's miserably high casualty rate during Vietnam.

Deactivated in 1992, the 5th Infantry Division -- the Red Devils -- saw action in both World Wars and Vietnam. The Army unit was part of the legendary D-Day beach landings.

This unit is the most-decorated squad in the history of the American military. The Army Reserve's 442nd Infantry Regiment was called the "Purple Heart" battalion. Its nickname refers to its incredible casualty rates during WWII.

Also known as "Keystone," the 28th Infantry Division of the Army National Guard was called "Bloody Bucket" by Germans in WWII due to its unique red insignia. The 29th was formed in 1879.

The 2nd Battalion, 4th Marines, U.S. Marine Corps, is the Magnificent Bastards. These men earned their nickname amid agonizing casualty rates during Vietnam.

Strike Fighter Squadron 2 is a Navy unit that was formed in 1972. The Bounty Hunters are part of Carrier Air Wing 2 and have seen plenty of action in the Middle East.

"Red Bull" is the 34th Infantry Division of the U.S. Army. It was first formed during World War I and is currently headquartered in Rosemount, Minnesota.

Hell in a Helmet was the 2nd Battalion, 9th Marines. Disbanded in 2015, the unit was very active in both World War II and Vietnam.

Electronic Attack Squadron 138 is the Yellow Jackets, and they are Navy aviators. Their motto is "Nothing Less Than the Best."

The 26th Marine Regiment is The Professionals. They were a major player in the Battle of Iwo Jima and at the Battle of Khe Sanh.

During WWII, the 3rd Armored Division was the "Spearhead" of many major attacks. These men were famed for their help in liberating France.

The 3rd Battalion 2nd Marines, U.S. Marines are the Betio Bastards. They were part of the assault that captured an island called Betio in the Pacific during WWII.

The 80th Fighter Squadron is the Headhunters, and this unit has served since World War II. It was formed in the immediate aftermath of Pearl Harbor.

The 1st Medical Battalion is part of the Marines but run by the U.S. Navy. This battalion is incredibly important for medical emergencies and humanitarian missions.

Formed during World War II, the 1st Combat Engineer Battalion is The Super Breed. These Marines saw intense combat in the Pacific, fighting the Japanese tooth and nail, island by island.

Call them 3/12, 3rd Battalion, 12th Marines, or just Warriors of the Pacific. They are the Marines, and this unit was formed in 1944 -- it saw action at Guam and Iwo Jima.

The 2nd Low Altitude Air Defense Battalion is Death From Below, an air defense unit of the Marines. Created during Vietnam, this unit specializes in surface-to-air defense systems.

Few other American units have the pedigree of the 1st Marine Division, The Old Breed. This division saw battle after battle from World War II to the War in Afghanistan."