Currently on display are items from the 199th Light Infantry Brigade. Known for its cricial role in the 1968 Tet Offensive the 199th was activated at Fort Benning 1 June 1966. After four years of sustained combat in Vietnam and Cambodia, The Brigade was inactivated 9 October 1970 at Fort Benning.
The National Infantry Museum display of Major General Davison's belongings features a Colt pistol, a pair of field glasses captured from a North Vietnamese officer and a utility shirt Davison wore while in command of the 8th U.S. Infantry Division in Germany.
According to the museum curator, Maj. Gen. Davison's donation is important because "any time you deal with a unique person that has great influence on our military it's important to have his items here for our soldiers to see and reflect on how far we have come as a nation."