User:SmartyPants22/sandbox Structure of the United States Army in 1941
General Staff[edit]
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GHQ Army[edit]
First US Army and Northeast Defense Command[edit]
- Headquarters, First United States Army,[1] at Fort Jay (LTG Hugh A. Drum)[2]
- Headquarters, Northeast Defense Command, at Fort Jay (LTG Hugh A. Drum)
I US Army Corps ***REDO THIS***[edit]
- Headquarters, I Corps,[3] at Fort Jackson (MG C. F. Thompson)[4]
- 8th Infantry Division,[5][6] at Fort Jackson (MG James P. Marley)
- 13th Infantry Regiment, at Fort Jackson (COL Sumner Waite)[7]
- 1st Battalion, 13th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 13th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 13th Infantry Regiment
- 28th Infantry Regiment, at Fort Jackson (COL Norman Randolph)
- 1st Battalion, 28th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 28th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 28th Infantry Regiment
- 12th Engineer Combat Battalion
- 8th Medical Battalion
- 8th Reconnaissance Troop (Mechanized)
- 8th Infantry Divisional Artillery, at Fort Jackson[8] (BG John Sloan)[9]
- 28th Field Artillery Battalion
- 43rd Field Artillery Battalion
- 45th Field Artillery Battalion
- 56th Field Artillery Battalion
- Special Troops:
- Headquarters Company, and Military Police Platoon
- 8th Signal Company
- 8th Quartermaster Company
- 13th Infantry Regiment, at Fort Jackson (COL Sumner Waite)[7]
- 9th Infantry Division,[10][11][12] at Fort Bragg (MG Rene E. De R. Hoyle)[13]
- 39th Infantry Regiment, at Fort Bragg (COL William R. Schmidt)[14]
- 1st Battalion, 39th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 39th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 39th Infantry Regiment
- 47th Infantry Regiment, at Fort Bragg (COL S. A. Gibson)
- 1st Battalion, 47th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 47th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 47th Infantry Regiment
- 60th Infantry Regiment, at Fort Bragg (COL Frank C. Mahin)[15]
- 1st Battalion, 60th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 60th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 60th Infantry Regiment
- 15th Engineer Combat Battalion
- 9th Medical Battalion
- 9th Reconnaissance Troop (Mechanized)
- 9th Infantry Divisional Artillery, at Fort Bragg (BG Stafford LeRoy Irwin)[16]
- 26th Field Artillery Battalion
- 34th Field Artillery Battalion
- 60th Field Artillery Battalion
- 84th Field Artillery Battalion
- Special Troops:
- Headquarters Company, and Military Police Platoon
- 9th Signal Company
- 9th Quartermaster Company
- 39th Infantry Regiment, at Fort Bragg (COL William R. Schmidt)[14]
- 30th Infantry Division,[17][18] at Fort Jackson (MG Henry D. Russell)[19]
- 59th Infantry Brigade, at Fort Jackson (BG T. E. Marchant)
- 118th Infantry Regiment, at Fort Jackson (COL H. O. Withington)
- 1st Battalion, 118th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 118th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 118th Infantry Regiment
- 118th Infantry Regiment, at Fort Jackson (COL H. O. Withington)
- 60th Infantry Brigade, at Fort Jackson (BG D. E. Scott)
- 117th Infantry Regiment, at Fort Jackson (COL R. H. Bond)[20]
- 1st Battalion, 117th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 117th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 117th Infantry Regiment
- 120th Infantry Regiment, at Fort Jackson (COL John H. Manning)[21]
- 1st Battalion, 120th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 120th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 120th Infantry Regiment
- 117th Infantry Regiment, at Fort Jackson (COL R. H. Bond)[20]
- 105th Combat Engineer Battalion
- 105th Medical Battalion
- 105th Quartermaster Battalion
- 55th Field Artillery Brigade, at Fort Jackson (BG Arthur McK Harper)[22]
- 113th Field Artillery Regiment
- 115th Field Artillery Regiment
- 118th Field Artillery Regiment
- Special Troops:
- Headquarters, and Military Police Platoon
- 30th Signal Company
- 105th Maintenance Company
- 59th Infantry Brigade, at Fort Jackson (BG T. E. Marchant)
- 13th Field Artillery Brigade, at Fort Bragg (BG J. A. Crane)
- 17th Field Artillery Regiment (COL R. M. Howell)
- 36th Field Artillery Regiment (COL Walter W. Hess, Jr)
- 178th Field Artillery Regiment
- 1st Field Artillery Observation Battalion
- 102nd Cavalry Regiment (Horse and Mechanized), at Fort Jackson (COL Donald W. McGowan)[23]
- 38th Engineer Regiment, at Fort Jackson (LTC W. A. Teale)
- 56th Signal Battalion
- 52nd Medical Battalion
- 1st Ordnance Maintenance Battalion, at Camp Blanding, with companies at Fort Bragg and Fort Jackson
- 66th Engineer Topographic Company
- "E" Company, 28th Quartermaster Regiment (Truck) (Colored)
- "F" Company, 28th Quartermaster Regiment (Truck) (Colored)
- I Corps Special Troops
- 8th Infantry Division,[5][6] at Fort Jackson (MG James P. Marley)
II US Army Corps[edit]
- Headquarters, II Corps,[24] at Fort DuPont (MG Lloyd R. Fredendall)[25]
- 28th Infantry Division,[26][27] at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation (MG Edward Martin)[28]
- 55th Infantry Brigade (BG W. H. Hill)
- 109th Infantry Regiment (COL S. F. Coar)
- 1st Battalion, 109th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 109th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 109th Infantry Regiment
- 110th Infantry Regiment (COL A. O. King)
- 1st Battalion, 110th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 110th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 110th Infantry Regiment
- 109th Infantry Regiment (COL S. F. Coar)
- 56th Infantry Brigade (BG E. J. Stackpole)
- 111th Infantry Regiment (COL F. P. Holler)
- 1st Battalion, 111th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 111th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 111th Infantry Regiment
- 112th Infantry Regiment (COL Joseph R. Carvolth)[29]
- 1st Battalion, 112th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 112th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 112th Infantry Regiment
- 111th Infantry Regiment (COL F. P. Holler)
- 53rd Field Artillery Brigade (BG E. F. Wood)
- 107th Field Artillery Regiment (LTC John Nuckel)[30]
- 1st Battalion, 107th Field Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 107th Field Artillery Regiment
- 108th Field Artillery Regiment (COL Edward Hubbs)[31]
- 1st Battalion, 108th Field Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 108th Field Artillery Regiment
- 109th Field Artillery Regiment (COL Thomas H. Atherton)[32]
- 1st Battalion, 109th Field Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 109th Field Artillery Regiment
- 107th Field Artillery Regiment (LTC John Nuckel)[30]
- 103rd Engineer Regiment (COL H. W. Anderson)
- 1st Battalion, 103rd Engineer Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 103rd Engineer Regiment
- 103rd Medical Regiment (COL C. S. Hendrick)[33]
- 103rd Quartermaster Regiment (LTC John L. Heilman)[34]
- 1st Battalion, 103rd Quartermaster Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 103rd Quartermaster Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 103rd Quartermaster Regiment
- Special Troops:
- Headquarters, and Military Police Platoon
- 28th Signal Company
- 103rd Maintenance Company
- 55th Infantry Brigade (BG W. H. Hill)
- 29th Infantry Division,[35][36] at Fort George G. Meade (MG Milton A. Reckord)[37]
- 58th Infantry Brigade (BG William H. Gill)
- 115th Infantry Regiment (COL J. D. Markey)
- 1st Battalion, 115th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 115th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 115th Infantry Regiment
- 175th Infantry Regiment (COL P. S. Woods)
- 1st Battalion, 175th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 175th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 175th Infantry Regiment
- 115th Infantry Regiment (COL J. D. Markey)
- 88th Infantry Brigade (BG G. M. Alexander)
- 116th Infantry Regiment (COL E. W. Opie)[38]
- 1st Battalion, 116th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 116th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 116th Infantry Regiment
- 176th Infantry Regiment (COL E. P. Conquest)
- 1st Battalion, 176th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 176th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 176th Infantry Regiment
- 116th Infantry Regiment (COL E. W. Opie)[38]
- 54th Field Artillery Brigade (BG H. W. Sands)
- 110th Field Artillery Regiment (COL H. C. Evans)
- 1st Battalion, 110th Field Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 110th Field Artillery Regiment
- 111th Field Artillery Regiment (COL E. S. Montague)
- 1st Battalion, 111th Field Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 111th Field Artillery Regiment
- 176th Field Artillery Regiment (LTC K. W. Curtis)
- 1st Battalion, 176th Field Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 176th Field Artillery Regiment
- 110th Field Artillery Regiment (COL H. C. Evans)
- 121st Engineer Regiment (COL F. T. Lilich)[39]
- 1st Battalion, 121st Engineer Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 121st Engineer Regiment
- 104th Medical Regiment (COL W. H. Triplett)
- 104th Quartermaster Regiment (COL S. R. Millar, Jr)
- 1st Battalion, 104th Quartermaster Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 104th Quartermaster Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 104th Quartermaster Regiment
- Special Troops:
- Headquarters, and Military Police Platoon
- 29th Signal Company
- 104th Ordnance Company
- 58th Infantry Brigade (BG William H. Gill)
- 44th Infantry Division,[40][41] at Fort Dix (MG James I. Muir)[42]
- 57th Infantry Brigade (BG F. C. Siebert)
- 113th Infantry Regiment (COL Manton S. Eddy)[43]
- 1st Battalion, 113th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 113th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 113th Infantry Regiment
- 114th Infantry Regiment (COL T. F. Voelter)[44]
- 1st Battalion, 114th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 114th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 114th Infantry Regiment
- 113th Infantry Regiment (COL Manton S. Eddy)[43]
- 87th Infantry Brigade
- 71st Infantry Regiment (COL W. R. Jackson)
- 1st Battalion, 71st Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 71st Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 71st Infantry Regiment
- 174th Infantry Regiment (COL Raymond L. Waite, Jr)
- 1st Battalion, 174th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 174th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 174th Infantry Regiment
- 71st Infantry Regiment (COL W. R. Jackson)
- 69th Field Artillery Brigade (BG [[Archibald Vincent Arnold|Archibald V. Arnold)[45]
- 156th Field Artillery Regiment (COL Lansing McVickar)[46]
- 1st Battalion, 156th Field Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 156th Field Artillery Regiment
- 157th Field Artillery Regiment (COL R. P. Hartdegen)
- 1st Battalion, 157th Field Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 157th Field Artillery Regiment
- 165th Field Artillery Regiment (COL E. J. Towers)
- 1st Battalion, 165th Field Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 165th Field Artillery Regiment
- 156th Field Artillery Regiment (COL Lansing McVickar)[46]
- 104th Engineer Regiment (LTC William Firth)
- 1st Battalion, 104th Engineer Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 104th Engineer Regiment
- 119th Medical Regiment (COL G. A. Enion)
- 119th Quartermaster Regiment, at Newark (LTC J. E. Kennedy)
- 1st Battalion, 119th Quartermaster Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 119th Quartermaster Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 119th Quartermaster Regiment
- Special Troops:
- Headquarters, and Military Police Platoon
- 44th Signal Company
- 119th Ordnance Company
- 57th Infantry Brigade (BG F. C. Siebert)
- 104th Cavalry Regiment (Horse and Mechanized, at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation (COL A. H. Stackpole)
- 51st Medical Battalion, at Fort George G. Meade
- 51st Signal Battalion, at Fort Dix
- 2nd Ordnance Maintenance Battalion, at Wilmington
- Attached: "A" Company, 74th Quartermaster Battalion, at Fort George G. Meade
- 62nd Engineer Company (Topographic), at Fort George G. Meade
- "L" Company, 47th Quartermaster Regiment (Truck) (Colored), at Fort George G. Meade
- II Corps Special Troops
- 28th Infantry Division,[26][27] at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation (MG Edward Martin)[28]
VI US Army Corps[edit]
- Headquarters, VI Corps,[47] at Providence (MG Karl Truesdell)[48]
- 1st Infantry Division,[49][50] at Fort Devens (MG Donald C. Cubbison)[51]
- 16th Infantry Regiment (COL H. B. Cheadle)[52]
- 1st Battalion, 16th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 16th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 16th Infantry Regiment
- 18th Infantry Regiment (COL E. G. Sherburne)
- 1st Battalion, 18th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 18th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 18th Infantry Regiment
- 26th Infantry Regiment (COL Theodore Roosevelt, Jr)[53]
- 1st Battalion, 26th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 26th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 26th Infantry Regiment
- 1st Infantry Divisional Artillery, at Madison Barracks
- 1st Engineer Battalion
- 1st Medical Battalion
- 1st Quartermaster Battalion
- 1st Reconnaissance Troop (Mechanized)
- Special Troops:
- Headquarters, and Military Police Platoon
- 1st Signal Company
- 16th Infantry Regiment (COL H. B. Cheadle)[52]
- 26th Infantry Division,[54][55] at Camp Edwards (MG R. W. Eckfeldt)[56]
- 51st Infantry Brigade (BG William I. Rose)[57]
- 101st Infantry Regiment (COL P. G. Kirk)
- 1st Battalion, 101st Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 101st Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 101st Infantry Regiment
- 182nd Infantry Regiment (COL Howard E. Fuller)[58]
- 1st Battalion, 182nd Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 182nd Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 182nd Infantry Regiment
- 101st Infantry Regiment (COL P. G. Kirk)
- 52nd Infantry Brigade (BG F. V. Logan)
- 104th Infantry Regiment (COL J. J. Higgins)
- 1st Battalion, 104th Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 104th Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 104th Infantry Regiment
- 181st Infantry Regiment (COL R. W. Smith)
- 1st Battalion, 181st Infantry Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 181st Infantry Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 181st Infantry Regiment
- 104th Infantry Regiment (COL J. J. Higgins)
- 51st Field Artillery Brigade (BG W. F. Howe)
- 101st Field Artillery Regiment (COL C. L. Furber)
- 1st Battalion, 101st Field Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 101st Field Artillery Regiment
- 102nd Field Artillery Regiment (COL A. T. Harrington)
- 1st Battalion, 102nd Field Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 102nd Field Artillery Regiment
- 180th Field Artillery Regiment (COL J. A. Agnew)
- 1st Battalion, 180th Field Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 180th Field Artillery Regiment
- 101st Field Artillery Regiment (COL C. L. Furber)
- 101st Engineer Regiment, at Fort Devens (COL J. J. Carew)
- 101st Medical Regiment (COL K. R. Bailey)
- 101st Quartermaster Regiment, at Fort Devens (COL E. T. Ryan)
- 1st Battalion, 101st Quartermaster Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 101st Quartermaster Regiment
- 3rd Battalion, 101st Quartermaster Regiment
- Special Troops:
- Headquarters, and Military Police Platoon
- 26th Signal Company
- 101st Ordnance Maintenance Company
- 51st Infantry Brigade (BG William I. Rose)[57]
- 71st Field Artillery Brigade, at Fort Ethan Allen (BG K. A. Baehr)
- 186th Field Artillery Regiment (COL J. M. Garrett)
- 1st Battalion, 186th Field Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 186th Field Artillery Regiment
- 187th Field Artillery Regiment (COL W. C. Greene)
- 1st Battalion, 187th Field Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 187th Field Artillery Regiment
- 258th Field Artillery Regiment, at Madison Barracks (COL Lewis L. Leavell)[59]
- 1st Battalion, 258th Field Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 258th Field Artillery Regiment
- 186th Field Artillery Regiment (COL J. M. Garrett)
- 101st Group Regiment (Horse and Mechanized), at Fort Devens (COL G. E. Ackerman)[60]
- 101st Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron (Mechanized)
- 116th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron (Mechanized)
- 36th Engineer Regiment (Combat), at Plattsburg Barracks (COL W. W. Thomas, Jr)
- 54th Medical Battalion, at Camp Edwards
- 57th Signal Battalion, at Camp Edwards
- 6th Ordnance Battalion (Maintenance), at Providence, with companies at Camp Edwards and Fort Devens
- "B" Company, 22nd Quartermaster Regiment (Truck) (Colored), at Camp Edwards
- "C" Company, 22nd Quartermaster Regiment (Truck) (Colored), at Fort Devens
- 1st Infantry Division,[49][50] at Fort Devens (MG Donald C. Cubbison)[51]
First Army Engineer Assets[edit]
- 41st Engineer General Service Regiment (Colored), at Fort Jackson (LTC J. E. Wood)
- 1st Battalion, 41st Engineer General Service Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 41st Engineer General Service Regiment
- 44th Engineer General Service Regiment, at Fort Belvoir (LTC R. L. Smith)
- 1st Battalion, 44th Engineer General Service Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 44th Engineer General Service Regiment
- 84th Engineer Battalion (Camoflage), at Fort Belvoir
- 85th Engineer Battalion (Pontoon), at Fort Belvoir
- 70th Engineer Company (Pontoon), at Fort DuPont
- 72nd Engineer Company (Pontoon), at Fort Belvoir
- 95th Engineer Company (Separate) (Colored), at Fort Belvoir
- 96th Engineer Company (Separate) (Colored), at Fort Bragg
First Army Antiaircraft Assets[edit]
- 34th Coast Artillery Brigade, at Fort Bragg (BG C. M. Thiele)
- 67th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment (LTC James P. Hogan)
- 1st Battalion, 67th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 67th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 76th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment (Colored) (COL C. A. French)
- 1st Battalion, 76th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 76th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 77th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment (Colored) (LTC Riley E. McGarraugh)[63]
- 1st Battalion, 77th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 77th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 67th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment (LTC James P. Hogan)
- 36th Coast Artillery Brigade, at Camp Edwards (BG Olin H. Longino)[64]
- 68th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment (COL C. B. Meyer)
- 1st Battalion, 68th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 68th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 208th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment (COL F. J. Shearer)
- 1st Battalion, 208th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 208th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 369th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment (Colored) (COL C. M. Hooper)
- 1st Battalion, 369th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 369th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 68th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment (COL C. B. Meyer)
- 38th Coast Artillery Brigade, at Camp Stewart (BG Dale D. Hinman)[65]
- 70th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment (COL B. S. DuBois)
- 1st Battalion, 70th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 70th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 213th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment (COL Charles C. Curtis)[66]
- 1st Battalion, 213th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 213th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 214th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment (COL J. E. Stoddard)
- 1st Battalion, 214th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 214th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 70th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment (COL B. S. DuBois)
- 102nd Coast Artillery Brigade, at Camp Stewart (BG Nathaniel H. Egleston)
- 207th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment (COL C. W. Gettys)
- 1st Battalion, 207th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 207th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 209th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment (COL K. C. Townson)
- 1st Battalion, 209th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 209th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 207th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment (COL C. W. Gettys)
- 93rd Coast Artillery (Semi-Mobile) Regiment, at Camp Davis
- 1st Battalion, 93rd Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 93rd Coast Artillery Regiment
- 94th Coast Artillery (Semi-Mobile) Regiment, at Camp Davis
- 1st Battalion, 94th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 94th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 95th Coast Artillery (Semi-Mobile) Regiment, at Camp Davis
- 1st Battalion, 95th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 95th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 96th Coast Artillery (Semi-Mobile) Regiment, at Camp Davis
- 1st Battalion, 96th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 96th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 99th Coast Artillery (Semi-Mobile) Regiment (Colored), at Camp Davis
- 1st Battalion, 99th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 99th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 100th Coast Artillery (Semi-Mobile) Regiment (Colored), at Camp Davis
- 1st Battalion, 100th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 100th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 198th Coast Artillery (Semi-Mobile) Regiment, at Camp Edwards (COL George J. Schulz)
- 1st Battalion, 198th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 198th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 101st Coast Artillery Regiment, at Camp Stewart
- 1st Battalion, 101st Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 101st Coast Artillery Regiment
- 102nd Coast Artillery Regiment, at Camp Edwards
- 1st Battalion, 102nd Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 102nd Coast Artillery Regiment
- 104th Coast Artillery Regiment, at Camp Stewart
- 1st Battalion, 104th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 104th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 107th Coast Artillery Regiment, at Camp Stewart
- 1st Battalion, 107th Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 107th Coast Artillery Regiment
First Army Medical Assets[edit]
- 16th Medical Regiment, at Fort Devens (LTC Alexander Kelley)
- 134th Medical Regiment, at Fort Bragg (COL F. W. Moore)
- 7th General Dispensary, at Arlington
- 1st Evacuation Hospital, at Fort George G. Meade
- 4th Evacuation Hospital, at Fort Devens
- 15th Evacuation Hospital, at Fort George G. Meade
- 19th Evacuation Hospital, at Fort Dix
- 41st Evacuation Hospital, at Fort Bragg
- 28th Surgical Hospital, at Fort George G. Meade
- 61st Surgical Hospital, at Fort George G. Meade
- 56th General Hospital, at Fort Jackson
- 66th General Hospital, at Fort Bragg
- 208th General Hospital, at Fort Devens
- 209th General Hospital, at Fort George G. Meade
- 210th General Hospital, at Fort Dix
- 218th General Hospital, at Fort Belvoir
- 222nd General Hospital, at Fort Eustis
- 223rd General Hospital, at Camp Lee
- 5th Station Hospital, at Camp Steward
- 7th Station Hospital, at Camp Edwards
- 8th Station Hospital, at Fort Dix
- 47th Station Hospital, at Camp Lee
- 109th Station Hospital, at Fort Banks
- 151st Station Hospital, at Fort Hancock
- 159th Station Hospital, at Fort Story
- 160th Station Hospital, at Fort Story
- 1st Platoon, 1st Vet Company, at Fort Bragg
First Army Ordnance Assets[edit]
- 41st Ordnance Battalion (Maintenance and Supply), at Fort Jay, with companies at Augusta Arsenal, Fort George G. Meade, Madison Barracks, and Fort Bragg
- 16th Ordnance Company (Medium Maintenance), at Camp Stewart
- 21st Ordnance Company (Medium Maintenance), at Camp Stewart
- 32nd Ordnance Company (Medium Maintenance), at Fort Bragg
- 38th Ordnance Company (Medium Maintenance), at Aberdeen Proving Ground
- 39th Ordnance Company (Medium Maintenance), at Aberdeen Proving Ground
- 45th Ordnance Company (Medium Maintenance), at Aberdeen Proving Ground
- 47th Ordnance Company (Medium Maintenance), at Fort Ethan Allen
- 50th Ordnance Company (Ammunition), at Fort Jackson
- 51st Ordnance Company (Ammunition), at Delaware Ordnance Depot
- 54th Ordnance Company (Ammunition), at Fort Bragg
- 56th Ordnance Company (Ammunition), at Nansemond Ordnance Depot
- 58th Ordnance Company (Ammunition), at Raritan Arsenal
- 66th Ordnance Company (Ammunition), at Raritan Arsenal
- 67th Ordnance Company (Ammunition), at Raritan Arsenal
- 68th Ordnance Company (Ammunition), at Raritan Arsenal
First Army Quartermaster Assets[edit]
- 2nd Battalion, 22nd Quartermaster Regiment (Truck) (Colored), at Camp Edwards
- 2nd Battalion, 28th Quartermaster Regiment (Truck) (Colored) (less "G" & "H" Companies), at Fort Jackson
- "H" Company, at Camp Stewart
- 2nd Battalion, 48th Quartermaster Regiment (Truck) (Colored) (less "G" Company), at Fort Bragg
- "G" Company, at Camp Croft
- "A" Company, 22nd Quartermaster Regiment (Truck) (Colored), at Camp Edwards
- "B" Company, 23rd Quartermaster Regiment (Truck) (Colored), at Boston Army Base
- "K" Company, 47th Quartermaster Regiment (Truck) (Colored), at Holabird Quartermaster Depot
- 1st Battalion, 53rd Quartermaster Regiment (Heavy Maintenance) (less "D" Company), at Holabird Quartermaster Depot
- "D" Company, at Camp Stewart
- 3rd Battalion, 53rd Quartermaster Regiment (Heavy Maintenance) (less "M" Company), at Fort Bragg
- 1st Battalion, 54th Quartermaster Regiment (Heavy Maintenance) (less "B" & "D" Companies), at Fort Devens
- "B" Company, at Boston Army Base
- "D" Company, at Camp Edwards
- 2nd Battalion, 54th Quartermaster Regiment (Heavy Maintenance) (less "G" & "H" Companies), at Fort Dix
- "G" Company, at Miller Field
- "L" Company, 56th Quartermaster Regiment (Heavy Maintenance), at Pine Camp
- 67th Quartermaster Battalion (Light Maintenance) (less "A" & "B" Companies), at Fort Bragg
- "A" Company, at Fort Jackson
- "B" Company, at Fort Moultrie
- 80th Quartermaster Battalion (Light Maintenance) (less "B" & "D" Companies), at Holabird Quartermaster Depot
- "B" Company, at Fort Belvoir
- "D" Company, at Fort Myer
- 84th Quartermaster Battalion (Light Maintenance) (less "A", "C" & "D" Compaines), at Fort Devens
- "A" Company, at Fort Ethan Allen
- "C" Company, at Camp Edwards
- "B" Company, 86th Quartermaster Battalion (Light Maintenance), at Camp Stewart
- "C" Company, 94th Quartermaster Battalion (Bakery), at Fort Bragg
- "A" Company, 95th Quartermaster Battalion (Bakery), at Fort Slocum
- "B" Company, 95th Quartermaster Battalion (Bakery), at Fort Dix
- "B" Company, 99th Quartermaster Battalion (Bakery), at Fort Jackson
- "A" Company, 201st Quartermaster Battalion (Gasoline Supply), at Fort Devens
- "B" Company, 205th Quartermaster Battalion (Gasoline Supply), at Fort Bragg
- "D" Company, 240th Quartermaster Battalion (Service) (Colored), at Fort Jackson
- 67th Quartermaster Company (Pack), at Fort Jackson
- 80th Quartermaster Company (Depot Supply), at Fort Jackson
- 81st Quartermaster Company (Depot Supply), at Fort Dix
- 87th Quartermaster Company (Railhead) (Colored), at Fort George G. Meade
- 91st Quartermaster Company (Railhead) (Colored), at Fort Jackson
- 215th Quartermaster Company (Shoe Repair), at Fort Dix
- 226th Quartermaster Company (Salvage Collecting) (Colored), at Fort Dix
- 3rd Platoon, "B" Company, 60th Quartermaster Battalion (Laundry), at Fort Bragg
- 4th Platoon, "B" Company, 60th Quartermaster Battalion (Laundry), at Fort Jackson
- 3rd Platoon, 21st Quartermaster Company (Car), at Fort Devens
- 4th Platoon, 22nd Quartermaster Company (Car), at Fort Bragg
Coast Artillery Districts[edit]
- 1st Coast Artillery District,[70] at Fort Warren (MG T. A. Terry)[71]
- Harbor Defenses of Boston,[72] Headquarters at Fort Warren (Harbor Entrance Control Post, at Fort Dawes) (BG K. T. Blood)
- 9th Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense) Regiment, at Fort Banks
- 1st Battalion, 9th Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense) Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 9th Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense) Regiment
- 241st Coast Artillery Regiment, at Fort Andrews (COL William D. Cottam)[73]
- 1st Battalion, 241st Coast Artillery Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 241st Coast Artillery Regiment
- USAMP Gen. Absalom Baird, at Fort Banks (CPT N. A. McLamb)[74]
- USAMP Joseph Henry, at Boston Army Base (LTC G. Gibbs)[75]
- Fort Andrews, Boston Harbor
- Battery Bumpus (2x 3" M1902 guns)
- Battery Cushing (4x 12" mortars)
- Battery McCook (2x 6" 1900 guns)
- Battery Whitman (6x 12" mortars)
- Fort Banks, Winthrop
- Battery Kellog (6x 12" mortars)
- Fort Duvall, Hull
- Battery Long (2x 16" M1919 guns)
- Fort Heath, Winthrop
- Battery Winthrop (3x 12" M1896 guns)
- AA Battery No. 4 (3x 3" AA guns(
- Fort Revere, Hull
- Battery Ripley (2x 12" M1888 guns)
- Battery Sanders (3x 6" M1903 guns)
- AA Battery No. 1 (3x 3" AA guns]]
- Fort Ruckman, Nahant
- Battery Gardner (2x 12" M1895 guns)
- AA Battery No. 5 (3x 3" AA guns)
- Fort Standish, Boston Harbor
- Battery Burbeck (2x 10" M1900 guns)
- Battery Morris (2x 10" M1900 guns)
- Battery Terrill (3x 6" M1897 guns)
- Battery Whipple (2x 6" M1900 guns)
- Battery Williams (2x 3" guns)
- AA Battery No. 2 (3x 3" AA guns)
- Fort Strong, Boston Harbor
- Battery Bassinger (2x 3" M1902 guns)
- Battery Stevens (2x 3" M1902 guns)
- Battery Taylor (3x 3" M1902 guns)
- AA Battery No. 3 (3x 3" AA guns)
- Fort Warren
- Battery Bartlett (3x 10" M1888 guns)
- Battery Stevenson (2x 12" M1895 guns)
- Mine Battery No. 1
- Mine Battery No. 2
- 9th Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense) Regiment, at Fort Banks
- Harbor Defenses of Long Island Sound, [76] Headquarters at Fort H. G. Wright (Harbor Entrance Control Post, at Fort H. G. Wright) (BG T. H. Jones(
- 11th Coast Artillery Regiment (Harbor Defense), at Fort H. G. Wright (LTC M. M. A. Dawson)
- 1st Battalion, 11th Coast Artillery Regiment (Harbor Defense)
- 2nd Battalion, 11th Coast Artillery Regiment (Harbor Defense)
- 242nd Coast Artillery Regiment (Harbor Defense), at Fort H. G. Wright (COL R. Y. Moore)
- 1st Battalion, 242nd Coast Artillery Regiment (Harbor Defense)
- 2nd Battalion, 242nd Coast Artillery Regiment (Harbor Defense)
- Fort Michie, Great Gull Island
- Battery Benjamin (2x 6" M1900 guns)
- Battery Davis (1x 16" M1919 guns)
- Battery Maitland (2x 6" M1900 guns)
- Battery Palmer (2x 12" M1895 guns)
- Fort Terry, Plum Island
- Battery Bradford (2x 6" M1897 guns)
- Battery Dalliba (2x 3" M1903 guns)
- Battery Eldridge (2x 3" M1903 guns)
- Battery Steele (2x 10" M1888 guns)
- Battery Stoneman (4x 12" mortars)
- 155-mm Battery (4x 155mm GPF guns)
- Fort H. G. Wright, Fishers Island
- Battery Butterfield (2x 12" M1895 guns)
- Battery Clinton (4x 12" mortars)
- Battery Dutton (3x 6" M1897 guns)
- Battery Hoffman (2x 3" M1902 guns)
- Battery Hoppock (2x 3" M1903 guns)
- Railway Battery (2x 8" M1888 guns)
- AA Battery No. 1 (3x 3" AA guns)
- AA Battery No. 2 (3x 3" AA guns)
- AA Battery No. 3 (3x 3" AA guns)
- AA Battery No. 4 (3x 3" AA guns)
- AA MG Battery No. 1 (12x .50 cal MG)
- 11th Coast Artillery Regiment (Harbor Defense), at Fort H. G. Wright (LTC M. M. A. Dawson)
- Harbor Defenses of Narragansett Bay, [77] at Fort Adams (COL N. J. O'Brien)
- 10th Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense) Regiment, at Fort Adams (COL Michael J. O'Brien)
- 1st Battalion, 10th Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense) Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 10th Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense) Regiment
- 243rd Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense) Regiment, at Fort Getty (COL Earl C. Webster)[78]
- 1st Battalion, 243rd Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense) Regiment
- 2nd Battalion, 243rd Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense) Regiment
- Fort Adams, Newport
- Battery Bumpus (4x 12" mortars)
- Battery Edgerton (4x 12" mortars)
- Fort Getty, Jamestown
- Battery House (2x 6" M1900 guns)
- Battery Tousard (3x 12" M1900 guns)
- Battery Whiting (2x 3" M1903 guns)
- Fort Greble, Jamestown
- Battery Hale (3x 10" M1888 guns)
- Battery Battery Sedgwick (8x 12" mortars)
- Fort Greene, Narragansett
- Point Judith Battery (4x 155mm GPF guns)
- Fort Kearny
- Battery Armistead (2x 3" M1903 guns)
- Battery Cram (2x 6" M1905 guns)
- Sakonnet Point, Newport County
- 155-mm Battery (4x 155mm GPF guns)
- Fort Wetherill, Jamestown
- Battery Crittenden (2x 3" M1903 guns)
- Battery Dickenson (2x 6" M1900 guns)
- Battery Varnum (2x 12" mortars)
- Battery Wheaton (2x 12" mortars)
- AA Battery No. 1 (3x 3" AA guns)
- AA Battery No. 2 (3x 3" AA guns)
- AA Battery No. 3 (3x 3" AA guns)
- AA Battery No. 4 (3x 3" AA guns)
- AA Battery No. 5 (3x 3" AA guns)
- AA Battery No. 6 (3x 3" AA guns)
- AA MG Battery No. 1 (12x .50-cal MG)
- Mine Battery No. 1
- Mine Battery No. 2
- 10th Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense) Regiment, at Fort Adams (COL Michael J. O'Brien)
- Harbor Defenses of New Bedford, at Fort Rodman (BG T. H. Jones)
- Harbor Defenses of Boston,[72] Headquarters at Fort Warren (Harbor Entrance Control Post, at Fort Dawes) (BG K. T. Blood)
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