Army Ground Forces Study No. 4
TABLE IV
MOBILIZATION AFTER 1942
Enlisted Strength
000 omitted
Mobilized |
Mobilized |
Added |
% Increase |
% of total in- |
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Divisions |
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Non-Divisional Combat Units |
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Total Ground Combat Units |
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AGF Service Units |
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Total AGF Units |
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ASF Service Units |
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Total Service Units |
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Army Air Forces |
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Replacements, Overhead & Miscellaneous |
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Total Army |
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In addition to a net growth of 2,405,000 in enlisted men shown above, the Army experiences a net growth of approximately 470,000 in commissioned and warrant officer personnel in this period. Such personnel numbered 885,658 on 30 April 1945, making an aggregate troop basis strength of 8,290,993. Only enlisted figures are shown in the above table because they are the only figures available for 31 December 1942. |
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