...The distribution of duties to the several sections and committees is regulated by the Chief of Staff. The command of the army of the United States rests with the constitutional commanderin-chief, the President, who places parts of the army and separate armies whenever constituted...

...exercising that power. The following view of its position is set forth in the army regulations : " The command of the army of the United States rests with the constitutional commander-in-chief, the President. . . . Under ordinary conditions the administration and control of...

...their coordination and harmonious cooperation in the exrcuiion of authorized military policies. (6) Under the act of February 14. 1903, the command of...constitutional Commander in Chief, the President. * * • (c) The President's command is exercised through the Secretary of War and the Chief of Staff....

...execution of authorized military policies. (6) Under the act of February 14. 1!H):!, the c.'inmand of the Army of the United States rests with the constitutional Commander in Chief, the President. * * * (c) The President's command is exercised through the Secretary of War and the Chief of Staff....

...14, 1903, the command of the Array of the United States rests with the constitutional Commander iu Chief, the President. The President will place parts...under a single commander subordinate to him ; but iu time of peace and under ordinary conditions the administration and control of the Army are effected...