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The U.S. Army in the 1890s
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The Combat Arms Regimental System: Questions and Answers
Reflagging in the Army
by Janice E. McKenney (1997)
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Charts listing the Organic Elements of U.S. Army Divisions in World War II
Order of Battle for U.S. Army Divisions in World War II European Theater of Operations prepared by the ETO Historical Office, December 1945
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Regulatory Authorities
Army Regulation 5-10 – Stationing
(PDF - 554KB)
Army Regulation 71-32 – Force Development and Documentation
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Army Regulation 220-1 – Defense Readiness Reporting System–Army Procedures
(PDF - 635KB)
Army Regulation 220-5 – Designation, Classification, and Change in Status of Units
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Army Regulation 870-21 – The U.S. Army Regimental System
(PDF - 168KB)
(AR 600–82 no longer in effect.)
Army Regulation 360-1 – The Army Public Affairs Program
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(Although this AR does not specifically mention responsibilities of the Force Structure and Unit History Branch, it is included here because paragraphs 5-38 and 5-39 contain useful information on the release of information concerning the activation, inactivation, reorganization, etc., of units and other organizations. Related information is also contained in AR 5-10, above.)
National Guard Regulation 10-1 – Organization and Federal Recognition of Army National Guard Units
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DAMH-HS memo, 18 Dec 1986 – Change in Unit Status Authentication Authority
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