James Controvich has been publishing research oriented bibliographies for both the private sector and government military history programs for more than 25 years. His Scarecrow Press bibliography of United States Army Unit and Organizational histories has won major awards: Thomas Jefferson Prize for Best Reference Book of the Year, Society for History in the Federal Government 2003 Prize for Best Military History Book of the Year, Reference Category, Society for Military History 2004.

• Chapter 1 PrefaceChapter 2 1 User's GuideChapter 3 2 Army GroupsChapter 4 3 ArmiesChapter 5 4 CorpsChapter 6 5 DivisionsChapter 7 6 Adjutant GeneralChapter 8 7 ArtilleryChapter 9 8 Army AviationChapter 10 9 Cavalry and ArmorChapter 11 10 Chaplains CorpsChapter 12 11 Chemical CorpsChapter 13 12 ConstabularyChapter 14 13 Engineers CorpsChapter 15 14 Finance CorpsChapter 16 15 InfantryChapter 17 16 Inspectors GeneralChapter 18 17 Judge Advocate GeneralChapter 19 18 Medical CorpsChapter 20 19 Military AcademyChapter 21 20 Military GovernmentChapter 22 21 Military Intelligence CorpsChapter 23 22 Military Police CorpsChapter 24 23 Nurse CorpsChapter 25 24 Ordnance CorpsChapter 26 25 Provost Marshal GeneralChapter 27 26 Quartermaster CorpsChapter 28 27 Signal CorpsChapter 29 28 Transportation CorpsChapter 30 29 Women's Army CorpsChapter 31 30 Miscellaneous Numbered UnitsChapter 32 31 Miscellaneous Unnumbered UnitsChapter 33 32 Geographic CommandsChapter 34 33 Commonwealth of the Philippines and U.S. Army UnitsChapter 35 34 Installations (Camps and Forts)Chapter 36 35 State Militia, National Guard, and Military HistoriesChapter 37 Appendix A: Holding Library CodesChapter 38 IndexChapter 39 About the Author

James Controvich has been publishing research oriented bibliographies for both the private sector and government military history programs for more than 25 years. His Scarecrow Press bibliography of United States Army Unit and Organizational histories has won major awards: Thomas Jefferson Prize for Best Reference Book of the Year, Society for History in the Federal Government 2003 Prize for Best Military History Book of the Year, Reference Category, Society for Military History 2004.

• Chapter 1 PrefaceChapter 2 1 User's GuideChapter 3 2 Army GroupsChapter 4 3 ArmiesChapter 5 4 CorpsChapter 6 5 DivisionsChapter 7 6 Adjutant GeneralChapter 8 7 ArtilleryChapter 9 8 Army AviationChapter 10 9 Cavalry and ArmorChapter 11 10 Chaplains CorpsChapter 12 11 Chemical CorpsChapter 13 12 ConstabularyChapter 14 13 Engineers CorpsChapter 15 14 Finance CorpsChapter 16 15 InfantryChapter 17 16 Inspectors GeneralChapter 18 17 Judge Advocate GeneralChapter 19 18 Medical CorpsChapter 20 19 Military AcademyChapter 21 20 Military GovernmentChapter 22 21 Military Intelligence CorpsChapter 23 22 Military Police CorpsChapter 24 23 Nurse CorpsChapter 25 24 Ordnance CorpsChapter 26 25 Provost Marshal GeneralChapter 27 26 Quartermaster CorpsChapter 28 27 Signal CorpsChapter 29 28 Transportation CorpsChapter 30 29 Women's Army CorpsChapter 31 30 Miscellaneous Numbered UnitsChapter 32 31 Miscellaneous Unnumbered UnitsChapter 33 32 Geographic CommandsChapter 34 33 Commonwealth of the Philippines and U.S. Army UnitsChapter 35 34 Installations (Camps and Forts)Chapter 36 35 State Militia, National Guard, and Military HistoriesChapter 37 Appendix A: Holding Library CodesChapter 38 IndexChapter 39 About the Author