Order of Battle of the United States Land Forces in the World War: Zone of the Interior. pt. 1. General introduction, organization and activities in the War Department, territorial departments, tactical divisions organized in 1918, posts, camps and stations. pt. 2. Directory of troops in alphabetical order. 2 vU.S. Government Printing Office, 1949 - History |
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activities Administration aero Air Service Aircraft Production Armistice assigned Aviation general supply balloon Barracks battalions Board Branch Brig brigade Bureau of Aircraft Calif Camp Zachary Taylor cantonments charge Chemical Warfare Service Chief of Staff civilian Coast Artillery Coast Defenses commissioned Construction Division construction work performed coordinate demobilization Director District duty Ellington Field Embarkation enlisted equipment established Executive Field Artillery Finance Flying field Fort Sill functions Hospital Infantry July June 30 Kelly Field Langley Field less Band matériel McCook Field Medical Department ment Military Aeronautics mobilized Motor Transport National Guard Ohio organization overseas personnel plants procurement Purchase Quartermaster Corps regiments Reserve Corps Rockwell Field Secretary of War Section Sept Signal Corps Spruce Production Spruce Production Division squadrons stations Storage supervision supply depot tion Total Traffic Division training camps Training School transferred troops United War Department Washington