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A peacetime order of battle of the United States Army for
August of 1914 (the outbreak of the World War in Europe), listing the divisions, brigades, regiments, and battalions of infantry, cavalry,
field artillery, coast artillery, and engineers with their permanent garrisons and actual locations, all down to the company, troop, and
battery level. All quartermaster, ordnance, signal corps, medical, and staff troops and units are included. Complete coverage of both the
Regular Army and the National Guard. From the cavalry on the Rio Grande to the Philippine Scouts, from Rhode Island coast artillery to
the Military Prison on Alcatraz, from the Porto Rico Regiment to the Alaska garrison, all are named and located.
For regular army units, locations are also noted for April 1917, when the US finally did enter the First World War.
The author gratefully accepts comments,

additions, and corrections. E-mail juneblum@monmouth.com
Contents
REGULAR ARMY
Departments
Divisions and Brigades
Infantry
Cavalry
Coast Artillery Corps
Corps of Engineers
Signal Corps
Medical Department
Philippine Scouts
Quartermaster Corps and Ordnance
Miscellaneous
Sources
NATIONAL GUARD
National Guard
Sources
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REGULAR ARMY
UNITED STATES ARMY
Commander in Chief: Woodrow Wilson, President.
Staff Departments: General Officers, General Staff Corps, Adjutant Generals Department,
Inspector Generals Department, Judge Advocate Generals Department, Bureau of Insular
Affairs, and Chaplains.
DEPARTMENTS
The Eastern Department

Headquarters, Governors Island, N.Y.; embracing the New England States, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, the post
of Fort Logan H. Roots, Ark., the Coast Defenses of New Orleans and Galveston, the Panama
Canal Zone, and the island of Porto Rico with the islands and keys adjacent thereto.
Troops: Co. D Eng.; 11th Cav.; 10th Inf.; the Porto Rico Regiment of Infantry; Field Hospital
and Ambulance Co. No. 6; First Divsion (First Brigade); North Atlantic Coast Artillery District;
South Atlantic Coast Artillery District.
The Central Department

Headquarters, Chicago, Ill.; embracing the States of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska,
Wyoming (except that part included in the Yellowstone Park), Colorado, and the post of Fort
Missoula, Mont.
Troops: Third Cavalry Brigade; Batt. D, 5th Field Art.; Field Hospital No. l; Ambulance Co. No.
1. (The Second Division since its mobilization in February 1913 was no longer under the Central
Department.)
The Southern Department

Headquarters, Fort Sam Houston, Tex.; embracing the States of Texas (except the Coast
Defenses of Galveston), Louisiana (except the Coast Defenses of New Orleans), Arkansas
(except the post of Fort Logan H. Roots), Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arizona.
Troops: The Cavalry Division; Second Brigade; Eighth Brigade; 13th Cav. (less Troop I);
Hdqrs. and 1st Bn., 3rd Field Art.; 5th Field Art. (less Batt. D); 6th Field Art.; 20th Inf.; Co. I,
Signal Corps.
The Western Department

Headquarters, San Francisco, Calif.; embracing the States of Washington, Oregon, Idaho,
Montana (except the post of Fort Missoula), so much of Wyoming as includes Yellowstone Park,
California, Nevada, Utah, and Alaska.
Troops: Third Division (Seventh Brigade); 30th Inf.; Pacific Coast Artillery District.
The Philippine Department

Headquarters, Fort Santiago, Manila, P.I.; embracing all the islands of the Philippine
Archipelago.
Troops: Field Hospital and Ambulance Co. No. 4; Hdqrs., Cos. K, and L, 3rd Eng.; Cos. F and
L, Sig. Corps; 7th and 8th Cav.; 2nd Field Art.; Coast Defenses of Manila and Subic Bays; 8th,
13th, and 24th Inf; China Expedition (15th Inf.).
The Hawaiian Department

Headquarters, Honolulu, T.H., embracing the Hawaiian Islands and their dependencies.
Troops: First Hawaiian Brigade; Co. E Sig. Corps; Co. I, 3rd Bn. Eng.; 4th Cav.; 1st Field Art.;
Coast Defenses of Oahu; 2nd Inf.
DIVISIONS AND BRIGADES
First Division - Hdqrs. Governors Island, N.Y.

Divisional troops: 2nd Bn., 3rd Field Artillery; 2nd Cavalry; 1st Bn. Engineers (less Co. D).
First Brigade - Hdqrs. Albany, N.Y. 3rd, 5th, and 29th Infantry.
Second Brigade - Hdqrs. Atlanta, Ga. (deployed to Laredo, Tex.) 9th and 17th Infantry.
Second Division - Hdqrs. Texas City, Tex. (This mobilized division, including the expeditionary
force to Vera Cruz, Mexico, was sometimes referred to as the First Field Army.)
Divisional troops: 4th Field Artillery; 6th Cavalry; 2nd Bn. Engineers (less Co. F); Co. D,
Signal Corps; Field Hospital and Ambulance No. 3; Field Hospital and Ambulance No. 5.
Fifth Brigade - Hdqrs. Galveston, Tex. 4th, 7th, 19th, and 28th Infantry.
Sixth Brigade - Hdqrs. Texas City, Tex. 11th, 18th, and 22rd Infantry.
In April 1914 the Fifth Brigade was reinforced with the 6th Cavalry, 3rd Field Artillery (less the
2nd Battalion), 4th Field Artillery, 2nd Battalion of Engineers (less Company F, and including
Company M), Company D, Signal Corps, Ambulance Company No. 3, Field Hospital No. 3, and
an aviation detachment, all to transfer to Vera Cruz. However, the troops actually sailing as part
of the expeditionary force were the 4th, 7th, l9th, and 28th Infantry; Co. E, 2nd Battalion of
Engineers; Field Hospital No. 3; headquarters, band, and the 1st Battalion of the 4th Field
Artillery; Troops I and K of the 6th Cavalry; and Co. D, Signal Corps. Also coming under Army
control in Vera Cruz was the First Brigade, United States Marine Corps (consisting of the First,
Second, and Third Regiments, and a composite landing battalion).
Third Division - Hdqrs. San Francisco, Calif.

Divisional troops: 1st Cavalry; Co. F, Engineers; Field Hospital No. 2 and Ambulance Co. No.
2.
Seventh Brigade - Hdqrs. Vancouver Bks., Wash. 14th, 20th, and 21st Infantry.
Eighth Brigade - Hdqrs. San Francisco, Calif. (deployed to El Paso, Tex.). 6th, 12th, and
16th Infantry.
Cavalry Division - Hdqrs. San Antonio, Tex.

Divisional troops: Field Hospital No. 7 and Ambulance Co. No. 7.
First Cavalry Brigade - Hdqrs. Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. 3rd, 14th, and 15th Cavalry.
Second Cavalry Brigade - Hdqrs. Ft. Bliss, Tex. (deployed to Douglas, Ariz.). 9th and 10th
Cavalry.
First Hawaiian Brigade - Hdqrs. Ft. Shafter, T.H. 1st and 25th Infantry.
Reorganizations resulted in the formation in March of 1917 of the following large units, which are
not considered related to either previous units or the divisions and brigades formed for the World
War.
1st Provisional Cavalry Division El Paso, Tex.
1st Provisional Infantry Division Cp. Wilson, Tex.
1st Brigade, Brownsville, Tex.; 2nd Brigade, El Paso, Tex.; 3rd Brigade, Nogales, Ariz.
2nd Provisional Infantry Division El Paso, Tex.
1st Brigade, Laredo, Tex.; 2nd Brigade, El Paso, Tex.; 3rd Brigade, Douglas, Ariz.
3rd Provisional Infantry Division Douglas, Ariz.
1st Brigade, Eagle Pass, Tex.; 2nd Brigade, Columbus, Tex.
Still in existence in April 1917 was the 1st Hawaiian Brigade, at Schofield Bks., T.H.
INFANTRY REGIMENTS
Permanent Station L
Regiment Higher Organization August, 1914 Aug
First Infantry
First Hawaiian Brigade Permanent Station Loc
Headquarters Schofield Bks., T.H. Schofield
First Battalion Hdqtrs. "
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Second Battalion Hdqtrs. "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Third Battalion Hdqtrs. "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
April, 1917 - Schofield Bks., T.H.
Second Infantry
Headquarters Ft. Shafter, T.H. Ft. Sha
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
April, 1917 - Ft. Shafter, T.H.
Third Infantry
First Brigade Permanent Station Loc
Headquarters Madison Bks., N.Y. Madison
First Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Ontario, N.Y. Ft. Onta
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Second Battalion Hdqtrs. Madison Bks., N.Y. Madison
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
April, 1917 - Cp. Eagle Pass, Tex..
Fourth Infantry
Fifth Brigade Permanent Station Loc
Headquarters Ft. Crook, Nebr. Vera Cru
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Third Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. SnelIing, Minn.
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
In February 1913 the regiment moved from its

permanent stations to Galveston, Tex. as part of the Second Divisions mobilization. From Galveston the regimen
Cruz in April 1914. During this time a detachment remained at Ft. Crook.
April 1917 - Brownsville, Tex.
Fifth Infantry
First Brigade Permanent Station Loc
Headquarters Plattsburg Bks., N.Y. Plattsburg
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
From 3 to 12 August, 1914, Company B was at the

State Camp Ground, Augusta, Maine, with the Maine National Guard. In November 1914 the regiment changed s
Canal Zone.
April, 1917 - Empire, C.Z.

Sixth Infantry
Eighth Brigade Permanent Station Loc
Headquarters Presidio of San Francisco, Calif. El Pas
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
Since April 1914 the regiment was on detached

service from its permanent station in connection with the enforcement of neutrality laws on the Mexican border.
April, 1917 - Cp. Newton D. Baker, Tex.
Seventh Infantry
Headquarters Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. Vera Cru

Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "

permanent station to Galveston, Tex. as part of the Second Divisions mobilization. From Galveston the regiment
Cruz in April 1914.
April, 1917 - Cp. Fort Bliss, Tex.
Eighth Infantry
Philippine Department Permanent Station Loc
Headquarters Cuartel de Espaa, Manila Cuartel de E
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Second Battalion Hdqtrs. Cp. Eldridge, Los Banos Cp. Eldridg
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Third Battalion Hdqtrs. Cuartel de Espaa, Manila Cp. Ward C
Company I "
Company K " Cuartel de E
Company L " Cp. Ward C
Company M " Cuartel de E
In July 1914 a Machine-Gun

Company and a Supply Company were organized at the Cuartel de Espaa. The Third Battalion Headquarte
Companies I and L returned to the Cuartel de Espaa in September 1914.
April 1917 - Ft. William McKinley, P.I.
Ninth Infantry
Second Brigade Permanent Station Loc
Headquarters Ft. Thomas, Ky. Lared
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Third Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Logan H. Roots, Ark.
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
In Febrary 1914 the regiment moved from its

permanent stations to Laredo in connection with the enforcement of neutrality laws on the Mexican border. A deta
remained at Ft. Thomas.
April 1917 - Cp. Wilson, Tex.
Tenth Infantry
Eastern Department Permanent Station Loc
Headquarters Cp. E. S. Otis, C.Z. Cp. E. S.
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E " Miraflo

Company F " Gatu
Company G "
Company H " Pedro M
Third Battalion Hdqtrs. " Cp. E. S.
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
The regiments battalions took monthly turns

guarding the Panama Canal locks. In mid-July 1914 the Second Battalion relieved the First on this duty, and in tu
by the Third in mid-August.
April 1917 - Cp. E. S. Otis, C.Z.
Eleventh Infantry
Sixth Brigade Permanent Station Loc
Headquarters Ft. D. A. Russell, Wyo Texas C
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "

permanent station to Texas City as part of the mobilization of the Second Division.
April 1917 - Douglas, Ariz.
Twelfth Infantry
Headquarters Presidio of San Francisco, Calif. Nogale
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D " Yuma
Second Battalion Hdqtrs. " Nogale
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "

Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M " Ft. Rosec

service in connection with the enforcement of the neutrality laws on the Mexican border. In particular, Compan
Mexican Interns Camp at Ft. Rosecrans.
April 1917 - Nogales, Ariz
Thirteenth Infantry
Headquarters Ft. William McKinley, P.I. Ft. William M
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D " Cp. John H
Second Battalion Hdqtrs. " Ft. William M
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
Company D did not return from

Cp. John Hay until December 1914.
April 1917 - Ft. Mills, P.I.
Fourteenth Infantry
Seventh Brigade Permanent Station Loc
Headquarters Ft. Lawton, Wash. Ft. Lawt
First Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Wlm. H. Seward, Alaska Ft. Wlm. H. S
Company A "
Company B Ft. Gibbon, Alaska Ft. Gibbo
Company C Ft. Wlm. H. Seward, Alaska Ft. Wlm. H. S
Company D Ft. St. Michael, Alaska Ft. St. Mic
Second Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Lawton, Wash. Ft. Lawt
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Third Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. George Wright, Wash. Ft. William H
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
In June 1914 the First Battalion changed station
from Ft. George Wright to Ft. William H. Seward, Alaska. In July 1914 a 200-man detachment of the Second Batt
in a Joint Camp of Instruction with the Washington National Guard at Cosgrave, Wash. A detachment of Compan
Ft. Davis, Alaska. Ft. Liscum, Alaska was likewise occupied by a detachment of the First Battalion. In the summe
Third Battalion was assisting the militia in strike duties.
April 1917 - Yuma, Ariz.
Fifteenth Infantry
Headquarters Tientsin, China Tientsi
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Second Battalion Hdqtrs. Regan Bks., Albay Regan B
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Third Battalion Hdqtrs. Tientsin, China Tientsi
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
In June 1914 the Second Battalion was ordered to

move from Cp. Gregg, Pangasinan to Regan Bks. The rest of the regiment had been in China since 1912.
April 1917 - Tientsin, China
Sixteenth Infantry
Headquarters Presidio of San Francisco, Calif. El Pas
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "

service in connection with enforcing the neutrality laws on the Mexican border.
April 1917 - Cp. Newton D. Baker, Tex.

Seventeenth Infantry
Second Brigade Permanent Station Loc
Headquarters Ft. McPherson, Ga. Eagle P
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
Since early 1914 the regiment was on detached

service in connection with the enforcement of the neutrality laws on the Mexican border.
April, 1917 - Ft. McPherson, Ga.
Eighteenth Infantry
Headquarters Ft. Mackenzie, Wyo. Texas C
First Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Missoula, Mont.
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Second Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Mackenzie, Wyo.
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
In February 1913 the regiment moved to Texas City

as part of the mobilization of the Second Division.
April, 1917 - Cp. Harry J. Jones, Douglas,

Ariz.
Nineteenth Infantry
Headquarters Ft. Meade, S. Dak. Vera Cru
First Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Leavenworth, Kans.

Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Second Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Sheridan, Ill.
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Third Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Meade, S. Dak.
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "

permanent stations to Galveston, Tex. as part of the mobilization of the Second Division. In April 1914 the regime
Vera Cruz.
April, 1917 - Ft. Sam Houston, Tex
Twentieth Infantry
Headquarters Ft. Douglas, Utah El Pas
First Battalion Hdqtrs. " Ft Winga
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Third Battalion Hdqtrs. " El Pas
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
In 1914 the regiment was enforcing the neutrality

laws on the Mexican border. During this time a detachment remained at Ft. Douglas.
April 1917 - Cp. Fort Bliss, Tex.
Twenty-first Infantry
Headquarters Vancouver Bks., Wash. Vancouver
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
April, 1917 - San Diego, Calif.
Twenty-second Infantry
Headquarters Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. Galves
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
The regiment was already at Ft. Bliss, Tex. in

connection with the enforcement of the neutrality laws on the Mexican border when in February 1913 it moved to
part of the mobilization of the Second Division.
April, 1917 - Ft. Jay, N.Y.
Twenty-third Infantry
Fourth Brigade Permanent Station Loc
Headquarters Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind. Texas
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "

Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "

permanent station to Texas City as part of the Second Divisions mobilization.
April, 1917 - Cp. Cotton, Tex.
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Headquarters Cp. McGrath, Batangas Cp. McGra
First Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Mills, Corregidor Ft. Mills,
Company A Cp. McGrath, Batangas Cp. McGra
Company B "
Company C Ft. Mills, Corregidor Ft. Mills,
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Third Battalion Hdqtrs. Cp. McGrath, Batangas Cp. McGra
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
This was a colored regiment.
April 1917 - Cp. Furlong, N. Mex.
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Headquarters Schofield Bks., T.H. Schofield
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
This was a colored regiment.
April 1917 - Schofield Bks., T.H.

Twenty-sixth Infantry
Fourth Brigade Permanent Station Loc
Headquarters Ft. Wayne, Mich. Texas C
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Second Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Brady, Mich.
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Third Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Wayne, Mich.
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "

permanent stations to Texas City as part of the mobilization of the Second Division. A detachment remained at F
April 1917 - Harlingen, Tex.
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Fourth Brigade Permanent Station
Headquarters Ft. Sheridan, Ill.
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "

permanent station to Texas City as part of the mobilization of the Second Division.
April 1917 Manila, P.I.
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Fifth Brigade Permanent Station Lo
Headquarters Ft Snelling, Minn. Vera C
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "

permanent station to Galveston, Tex. as part of the mobilization of the Second Division. In April 1914 the regiment sailed to
April 1917 - Ft. Ringgold, Tex.
Twenty-ninth Infantry
First Brigade Permanent Station Lo
Headquarters Ft. Jay, N.Y. Ft. Ja
First Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Porter, N.Y. Ft. Por
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Second Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Jay, N.Y. Ft. Ja
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Third Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Niagra, N.Y. Ft. Nia
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
In July of 1914 Co. H was at Black Point, Fla.,

and Cp. Wheeler, Ga., training with the National Guards of those states.
April 1917 - Cp. Gaillard, C.Z.
Thirtieth Infantry
Western Department Permanent Station Lo
Headquarters Presidio of San Francisco, Calif. Presidio of San
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E "
Company F "
Company G "
Company H "
Company I "
Company K "
Company L "
Company M "
In July 1914 the regiment changed its station

from Alaska, where the Headquarters and Third Battalion garrisoned Ft. William H. Seward, the Second Battalion garrisone
Companies A and D garrisoned Ft. Gibbon, and Companies B and C garrisoned Ft. St. Michael.
April 1917 - Cp. Eagle Pass, Tex.
Porto Rico Regiment of Infantry

Eastern Department Permanent Station Lo
Headquarters San Juan, Porto Rico San Juan
Company A "
Company B "
Company C "
Company D "
Company E Henry Bks., Porto Rico Henry Bks
Company F San Juan, Porto Rico San Juan
Company G "
Company H Henry Bks., Porto Rico Henry Bks
April 1917 - San Juan, Puerto Rico.
In 1916 seven more regiments were organized. Their stations in April 1917 were as follows:
Thirty-first - Manila, P.I. Thirty-third - Gatun, C.Z.
Thirty-second - Schofield Bks., T.H. Thirty-fourth - Marfa, Tex.
Thirty-fifth - Nogales, Ariz. Thirty-seventh - Ft. McIntosh, Tex.
Thirty-sixth - Ft. Clark, Tex.
CAVALRY REGIMENTS
Permanent Station
Regiment Higher Organization
August, 1914
First Cavalry
Third Division
Headquarters
Presidio of Monterey, Calif. Pres
First Squadron Hdqtrs.

"
Troop A
"
Troop B
"
Troop C
" Pres
Troop D
"
Second Squadron Hdqtrs.

" Pres
Troop E
"
Troop F
"
Troop G
"
Troop H
"
Third Squadron Hdqtrs.

"
Troop I
"
Troop K
"
Troop L
"
Troop M "
The regiment engaged in much detached service in connection with enforcing the neutrality laws on the Mexican border and
established National Parks. From February through June of 1914 the Second Squadron was at Ft. Yellowstone, Wyo., from
Presidio of Monterey. The Machine-Gun Platoon was at Ft. Yellowstone until May 1914 when it moved to Calexico, Calif.,
Monterey in September, by which time it was called the Machine-Gun Company. In April 1914 Troop M was at Yosemite V
at the Presidio of Monterey; and in July it moved to Tecate, Calif. In June, July, and August of 1914 Troops D and L were a
Ysidro, Calif. in August/September. In July 1914 Troops A, B, and K moved to San Ysidro,remaining there through Octobe
movements, at the end of July there were 530 men at the Presidio of Monterey and 365 on detached service.
April, 1917 - Cp. Harry J. Jones, Douglas, Az.
Second Cavalry First Division
Headquarters Ft. Ethan Allen, Vt.
First Squadron Hdqtrs. "
Troop A "
Troop B "
Troop C "
Troop D "
Second Squadron Hdqtrs. "
Troop E "
Troop F "
Troop G "
Troop H "
Third Squadron Hdqtrs. "
Troop I "
Troop K "
Troop L "
Troop M "
April, 1917 - Ft. Ethan Allen, Vt.
Third Cavalry First Cavalry Brigade
Headquarters Ft. Sam Houston Tex.
First Squadron Hdqtrs. Brownsville Tex
Troop A "
Troop B "
Troop C "
Troop D "
Second Squadron Hdqtrs. Ft. Sam Houston Tex.
Troop E "
Troop F "
Troop G "
Troop H "
Troop I "
Troop K "
Troop L Brownsville Tex
Troop M "
April, 1917 - Ft. Sam Houston, Tex.
Fourth Cavalry Hawaiian Department
Headquarters Schofield Bks., T.H.
Troop A "
Troop B "
Troop C "
Troop D "
Troop E "
Troop F "
Troop G "
Troop H "
Troop I "
Troop K "
Troop L "
Troop M "

Fifth Cavalry Second Cavalry Brigade
Headquarters Ft. Myer, Va.
First Squadron Hdqtrs. Ft. Sheridan, Ill.
Troop A "
Troop B "
Troop C "
Troop D "
Second Squadron Hdqtrs. Ft. Leavenworth, Kans.
Troop E "
Troop F "
Troop G "
Troop H "
Third Squadron Hdqtrs. Ft. Myer, Va.
Troop I "
Troop K "
Troop L "
Troop M "
The Machine-gun Platoon was at Ft. Sheridan. >From May

1914 the Second Squadron was on detached service in connection with disturbances in the mining districts of Colorado.
April, 1917 - Cp. Stewart, Tex.
Sixth Cavalry Second Division
Headquarters Ft. Des Moines, Iowa

Troop A "
Troop B "
Troop C "
Troop D "
Troop E "
Troop F "
Troop G "
Troop H "
Troop I "
Troop K "
Troop L "
Troop M "
The regiment was at Texas City, Tex. since February 1913 as

part of the mobilized Second Division. In April 1914 Troops I and K sailed to Vera Cruz, Mexico.
April, 1917 - Marfa, Tex.
Seventh Cavalry Philippine Department
Headquarters Ft. William McKinley, Rizal Ft. W
Troop A "
Troop B "
Troop C "
Troop D "
Troop E "
Troop F "
Troop G "
Troop H "
Troop I "
Troop K "
Troop L "
Troop M "
The regiment included a Machine-gun Platoon which became a

Machine-gun Troop (Provisional) by a Table of Organization of 1 July 1914.
April, 1917 - Cp. Stewart, Tex.
Eighth Cavalry Philippine Department
Headquarters Cp. Stotsenburg, Pampanga Cp. S
Troop A "
Troop B "
Troop C "
Troop D "
Troop E "
Troop F "
Troop G "
Troop H "
Troop I "
Troop K "
Troop L "
Troop M "
April 1917 - Ft. Bliss, Tex.
Ninth Cavalry Second Cavalry Brigade
Headquarters Ft. D.A. Russell, Wyo.
Troop A "
Troop B "
Troop C "
Troop D "
Troop E "
Troop F "
Troop G "
Troop H "
Troop I "
Troop K "
Troop L "
Troop M "
This was a colored regiment. Since 1912 the regiment was on

detached service in connection with the enforcement of neutrality laws on the Mexican border.
April 1917 - Cp. Stotsenburg, P.I.
Tenth Cavalry Second Cavalry Brigade
Headquarters Ft. Huachuca, Ariz.
Troop A "
Troop B "
Troop C "
Troop D "
Troop E "
Troop F "
Troop G "
Troop H "
Troop I "
Troop K "
Troop L "
Troop M "
This was a colored regiment. Troops G and H were at Nogales,

Ariz, until June 1914. In August, Troop E moved to Nogales and Troop I returned to Ft. Huachuca.
April 1917 - Ft. Huachuca, Ariz.
Eleventh Cavalry Eastern Department
Headquarters Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. Colo
Troop A "
Troop B "
Troop C "
Troop D "
Troop E "
Troop F "
Troop G "
Troop H "
Troop I "
Troop K "
Troop L "
Troop M "
Since May 1914 the regiment was on detached service in

Colorado in connection with disturbances in the mining districts.
April 1917 - Cp. Stewart, Tex.
Twelfth Cavalry Third Cavalry Brigade
Headquarters Ft. Robinson, Nebr.
Troop A "
Troop B "
Troop C "
Troop D "
Troop E "
Troop F "
Troop G "
Troop H "
Third Squadron Hdqtrs. Ft. Meade, S. Dak.
Troop I "
Troop K "
Troop L "
Troop M "
From March 1913 to April 1914 Troops E and H were detached

to Ft. D.A. Russell, Wyo., from where they moved to Canon City, Colo. in connection with disturbances in the mining distr
Machine-gun Platoon also moved from Ft. Robinson to the Colorado mining districts. The First Squadron moved to El Paso
the enforcement of the neutrality laws on the Mexican border, and were at Harlingen, Tex. from June through August of 19
Squadron was at Ft. Wingate, Ariz. from May through August of 1914.
April 1917 - Columbus, N. Mex.
Thirteenth Cavalry Third Cavalry Brigade
Headquarters Ft. Riley, Kans.
Troop A "
Troop B "
Troop C "
Troop D "
Troop E "
Troop F "
Troop G "
Troop H "
Troop I "
Troop K "
Troop L "
Troop M "
Except for Troop I, which remained at Ft. Riley, since 1912
the regiment was on the Mexican border in connection with the enforcement of the neutrality laws.
April 1917 - Cp. Stewart, N. Mex.
Fourteenth Cavalry First Cavalry Brigade
Headquarters Ft. Clark, Tex.
Troop A "
Troop B "
Troop C "
Troop D "
Troop E "
Troop F "
Troop G "
Troop H "
Third Squadron Hdqtrs. Ft. McIntosh, Tex.
Troop I "
Troop K "
Troop L "
Troop M "
Based on its permanent stations, the regiment was involved

in enforcing the neutrality laws on the Mexican border.
April 1917 - Cp. Del Rio, Tex.
Fifteenth Cavalry First Cavalry Brigade
Headquarters Ft. Bliss, Tex.
Troop A "
Troop B "
Troop C "
Troop D "
Troop E "
Troop F "
Troop G "
Troop H "
Third Squadron Hdqtrs. ".
Troop I "
Troop K "
Troop L "
Troop M "
In 1913 the regiment changed permanent station to Ft. Bliss

where it was involved in enforcing the neutrality laws on the Mexican border.
April 1917 - Ft. William McKinley, P.I.

In 1916 two more regiments were organized. In April 1917 their stations were as follows:
Sixteenth - Llano Grande, Tex. Seventeenth - Ft. Bliss, Tex.
FIELD ARTILLERY REGIMENTS
Permanent Station
Regiment Higher Organization
August, 1914
First Field Artillery (Light) Hawaiian Department
Headquarters Schofield Bks., T.H.
Battery A "
Battery B "
Battery C "
Battery D "
Battery E "
Battery F "
Second Field Artillery (Mountain) Philippine Department
Headquarters Cp. Stotsenburg, Pampanga Cp.
First Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. William McKinley, Rizal Ft. W
Battery A "
Battery B "
Battery C "
Second Battalion Hdqtrs. Cp. Stotsenburg, Pampanga Cp.
Battery D "
Battery E "
Battery F "
According to a report by the Department Commander, this

regiment had three light batteries and three mountain batteries.
April, 1917 - Cp. Stotsenburg, P.I.
Third Field Artillery (Light) Southern Department
Headquarters Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. F
Battery A "
Battery B "
Battery C "
Second Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Myer, Va.
Battery D "
Battery E "
Battery F "
The Second Battalion was assigned to the First Division.
April, 1917 - Ft. Sam Houston, Tex.
Fourth Field Artillery (Light) Second Division
Headquarters Ft. D.A. Russell, Wyo.

Battery A "
Battery B "
Battery C "
Battery D "
Battery E "
Battery F "
In February 1913 the regiment moved to Texas City, Tex. as

part of the mobilization of the Second Division. In April 1914 part of the regiment, including the headquarters and band, sa
April 1917 - Cp. Stewart, Tex.
Fifth Field Artillery (Light) Southern Department (less Battery D)
Headquarters Ft. Sill, Okla.
Battery A "
Battery B "
Battery C "
Battery D Ft. Snelling, Minn.
Battery E Ft. Sill, Okla.
Battery F "
Since 1908 Battery D was at Ft. Snelling assigned to the

Central Department.
April, 1917 - Ft. Bliss, Tex.
Sixth Field Artillery (Horse) Southern Department
Headquarters Ft. Riley, Kans.
Battery A "
Battery B "
Battery C "
Battery D "
Battery E "
Battery F "
In April 1914 the regiment left its permanent station in

connection with the enforcement of the neutrality laws on the Mexican border. Battery C, however, had been in Ft. Bliss sin
April, 1917 - Douglas, Ariz.
In 1916 three more regiments were organized. In April 1917 their stations were as follows:
Seventh - Ft. Sam Houston, Tex.
Eighth - Ft. Bliss, Tex.
Ninth - Schofield Bks., T.H. (This regiment was intended to be motorized, the only one of its kind in the world.)
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS

Company, Coast Artillery Corps Coast Defenses Permanent Station Coast
August, 1914
First
Portland Ft. McKinley, Me. 1st C
Second
Long Island Sound Ft. H.G. Wright, N.Y. 1s
Third
Southern New York Ft. Hamilton, N.Y. 2nd
Fourth
The Delaware Ft. Mott, N.J. 13
Fifth
Portland Ft. Williams, Me. 2nd
Sixth
Chesapeake Bay Ft. Monroe, Va. 6th
Seventh
Boston Ft. Banks, Mass. 1s
Eighth
Portland Ft. McKinley, Me. 9th
Ninth (Mine)
Boston Ft. Warren, Mass. 1st
Tenth
Oahu Ft. De Russy, T.H. 1st C
Eleventh
Manila Bay Ft. Mills, Corregidor 9th and
Twelfth
Long Island Sound Ft. H.G. Wright, N.Y. 2nd C
Thirteenth
San Francisco Ft. Miley, Calif. 1s
Fourteenth (Mine)
Narragansett Bay Ft. Greble, R.I. 1st
Fifteenth
Pensacola Ft. Barrancas, Fla. 3rd C
Sixteenth (Mine)
Charleston Ft. Moultrie, S.C. 5th
Seventeenth (Mine)
The Potomac Ft. Washington, Md. 4t
In April 1917 this company was actually at Ft. Wint, Grande Island, Subic Bay.
Eighteenth
Manila Bay Ft. Mills, Corregidor 12
Nineteenth (Mine)
The Cape Fear Ft. Caswell, N.C. 1st
Twentieth
Pensacola Ft. Barrancas, Fla. 2nd C
Twenty-first
Baltimore Ft. Howard, Md. 1st C
Twenty-second
Pensacola Ft. Barrancas, Fla. 1st C
Twenty-third
Subic Bay Ft. Wint, Grande Island 10
Twenty-fourth
Portland Ft. Preble, Me. 2nd
Twenty-fifth
San Francisco Ft. Miley, Calif. 2n
Twenty-sixth
Puget Sound Ft. Flagler, Wash. 1st
Twenty-seventh
San Francisco Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif. 7th Co
In April 1917 this company was actually at the Presidio of San Francisco, Calif.
Twenty-eighth (Mine)
San Diego Ft. Rosecrans, Calif. 1st C
Since April 1914, this company was at Tecate and San Ysidro, Calif. in connection with border duty.
Twenty-ninth
Since April 1914, this company was at Tecate, Calif. in connection with Mexican border duty.
Thirtieth
Puget Sound Ft. Worden, Wash. 1st
Thirty-first
The Cape Fear Ft. Caswell, N.C. 2nd
Thirty-second
San Francisco Ft. Baker, Calif. 3rd
Thirty-third
The Columbia Ft. Columbia, Wash. 14
In April 1917 this company was actually at Ft. Frank, Carabao Island, Manila Bay.
Thirty-fourth (Mine)
The Columbia Ft. Stevens, Wash. 1st
Thirty-fifth
Chesapeake Bay Ft. Monroe, Va. 1st
Thirty-sixth
The Delaware Ft. Mott, N.J. 5t
Thirty-seventh
Portland Ft. McKinley, Me. 3rd C
Thirty-eighth
San Francisco Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif. 1st C
Thirty-ninth
Mobile Ft. Morgan, Ala. 1st
Since April 1914, this company was at Brownsville, Tex. in connection with Mexican border duty.
Fortieth
Baltimore Ft. Howard, Md. 5th
Forty-first
Chesapeake Bay Ft. Monroe, Va. 2nd
Forty-second
Forty-third
Long Island Sound Ft. Terry, N.Y. 1s
Forty-fourth
Cristobal Ft. Sherman, C.Z. 1st
In June 1914 this company changed station from Ft. Washington, Md. via the Port of New York.
Forty-fifth
The Delaware Ft. Du Pont, Del 3r
In September 1914 this company changed station to Ft. Grant, Bay of Panama, Canal Zone.
Forty-sixth
Boston Ft. Strong, Mass. 3rd
Forty-seventh
The Potomac Ft. Hunt, Va. 1s
Forty-eighth
Southern New York Ft. Hancock, N.J. 1st
Forty-ninth
Portland Ft. Williams, Me. 3rd
Fiftieth
Portland Ft. McKinley, Me. 1s
In October 1914 this company changed station to Ft. Levett, Me.
Fifty-first
Portland Ft. McKinley, Me. 2nd C
Fifty-second
New Bedford Ft. Rodman, Mass. 1st
Fifty-third
Southern New York Ft. Wadsworth, N.Y. 1st C
Fifty-fourth (Mine)
Southern New York Ft. Wadsworth, N.Y. 2nd C
Fifty-fifth
Oahu Ft. De Russy, T.H. 2nd
Fifty-sixth
Southern New York Ft. Hancock, N.J. 6th
Fifty-seventh (Mine)
San Francisco Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif. 3rd Co
Since April 1914 this company was at San Ysidro, Calif. in connection with Mexican border duty.
Fifty-eighth (Mine)
Chesapeake Bay Ft. Monroe, Va. 3rd
Fifty-ninth
Boston Ft. Andrews, Mass. 1st
Sixtieth (Mine)
San Francisco Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif. 2nd Co
In April 1917 this company was actually at Cp. John H. Beacon, Calexico, Calif.
Sixty-first
San Francisco Ft. Baker, Calif. 2n
Since April 1914 a detachment of this company was at San Ysidro, Calif. for Mexican border duty.
Sixty-second
Puget Sound Ft. Worden, Wash. 2nd
Sixty-third
Puget Sound Ft. Worden, Wash. 3rd
In April 1917 this company was actually at Ft. George Wright, Wash.
Sixty-fourth
Sixty-fifth
In April 1917 this company was actually at Lake Merced, Calif.
Sixty-sixth
San Francisco Ft. Barry, Calif. 1s
Since April 1914 this company was at Tecate, Calif. in connection with Mexican border duty.
Sixty-seventh
Sixty-eighth
Oahu Ft. Kamehameha, T.H. 1st Co
Sixty-ninth
Seventieth
Manila Bay Ft. Mills, Corregidor 7t
Seventy-first
Puget Sound Ft. Casey, Wash. 1s
Seventy-second (Mine)
Savannah Ft. Screven, Ga. 1st
Seventy-third
Seventy-fourth
Savannah Ft. Screven, Ga. 2nd
This company was the 4th Co. Ft. Screven until April 1917 when the original 2nd Co. was demobilized.
Seventy-fifth
Oahu Ft. Kamehameha, T.H. 2nd Co
Seventy-sixth
Southern New York Ft. Hancock, N.J. 2nd
Seventy-seventh
Pensacola Ft. Barrancas, Fla. 3rd C
Seventy-eighth
Charleston Ft. Moultrie, S.C. 2nd
Seventy-ninth
The Cape Fear Ft. Caswell, N.C. 1st
Eightieth
Key West Key West Bks., Fla. 1st C
Eighty-first
Balboa Ft. Grant, C.Z. 1s
Eighty-second
Eastern New York Ft. Totten, N.Y. 1s
Eighty-third
Boston Ft. Strong, Mass. 4th
Eighty-fourth
Southern New York Ft. Hamilton, N.Y. 2nd
Eighty-fifth
Puget Sound Ft. Casey, Wash. 2n
Eighty-sixth
Eighty-seventh
Eastern New York Ft. Totten, N.Y. 2n
Eighty-eighth
Long Island Sound Ft. Terry, N.Y. 2n
Eighty-ninth
Portland Ft. Williams, Me. 4th
Nintieth
Ninety-first
New Orleans Jackson Bks., La. 3rd Co
Since April 1914 this company was at Brownsville, Tex. in connection with Mexican border duty.
Ninety-second
Puget Sound Ft. Flagler, Wash. 1st
Ninety-third
The Columbia Ft. Stevens, Oreg. (3rd
Ninety-fourth
Puget Sound Ft. Flagler, Wash. 3rd
Ninety-fifth (Mine)
Manila Bay Ft. Mills, Corregidor 2n
In April 1917 this company was actually at Ft. Hughes, Pulo Caballo Island, Manila Bay.
Ninety-sixth
Boston Ft. Revere, Mass. 1st
Ninety-seventh
Narragansett Bay Ft. Adams, R.I. 1st
Ninety-eighth
Southern New York Ft. Hamilton, N.Y. (4th C
Ninety-ninth
One hundreth (Mine)

Long Island Sound Ft. Terry, N.Y. 4t
One hundred and first

Eastern New York Ft. Totten, N.Y. 2nd
One hundred and second

Narragansett Bay Ft. Adams, R.I. 5th
One hundred and third

Baltimore Ft. Howard, Md. 2nd
One hundred and fourth

Oahu Ft. Armstrong, T.H. 1st C
One hundred and fifth

Oahu Ft. Ruger, T.H. 2n
One hundred and sixth (Mine)

Puget Sound Ft. Worden, Wash. 4th
One hundred and seventh

Portland Ft. Preble, Me. 1s
One hundred and eighth

One hundred and ninth

Narragansett Bay Ft. Greble, Me. 2nd
One hundred and tenth

Narragansett Bay Ft. Greble, Me. 3rd
One hundred and eleventh

Tampa Ft. Dade, Fla. (2nd
One hundred and twelfth

The Delaware Ft. Du Pont, Del. 4th
One hundred and thirteenth

Southern New York Ft. Hancock, N.J. 3rd
One hundred and fourteenth

Eastern New York Ft. Totten, N.Y. 3rd C
One hundred and fifteenth

San Diego Ft. Rosecrans, Calif. 2nd C
One hundred and sixteenth

Savannah Ft. Screven, Ga. 4th
One hundred and seventeenth
Narragansett Bay Ft. Adams, R.I. 2nd
One hundred and eighteenth

One hundred and nineteenth

Cristobal Ft. Sherman, C.Z. 3rd
This company changed station from Ft. Washington, Md. via the Port of New York in May 1914.
One hundred and twentieth (Mine)

Boston Ft. Strong, Mass. (lst
One hundred and twenty-first

Savannah Ft. Screven, Ga. 2nd
In April 1917 this company was disbanded, its number being assumed by the 4th Co. Ft. Screven.
One hundred and twenty-second

Southern New York Ft. Hamilton, N.Y. 6th C
One hundred and twenty-third

Southern New York Ft. Hamilton, N.Y. 5th C
One hundred and twenty-fourth

Boston Ft. Andrews, Mass. 2nd
One hundred and twenty-fifth

Long Island Sound Ft. Terry, N.Y. 4th Co
One hundred and twenty-sixth

One hundred and twenty-seventh

Galveston Ft. Crockett, Tex. 2nd
One hundred and twenty-eighth

Galveston Ft. Crockett, Tex. 1st
One hundred and twenty-ninth (Mine)

Narragansett Bay Ft. Adams, R.I. 3rd
One hundred and thirtieth

Narragansett Bay Ft. Adams, R.I. 4th
One hundred and thirty-first (Mine)

Long Island Sound Ft. H.G. Wright, N.Y. 4th C
One hundred and thirty-second (Mine)

Long Island Sound Ft. H.G. Wright, N.Y. 3rd C
One hundred and thirty-third (Mine)

Long Island Sound Ft. Terry, N.Y. 3r
One hundred and thirty-fourth

Long Island Sound Ft. H.G. Wright, N.Y. 1st Co
One hundred and thirty-fifth (Mine)

Eastern New York Ft. Totten, N.Y. 3rd
One hundred and thirty-sixth (Mine)

One hundred and thirty-seventh (Mine)
One hundred and thirty-eighth (Mine)

Manila Bay Ft. Mills, Corregidor 1s
One hundred and thirty-ninth (Mine)

The Delaware Ft. Du Pont, Del. 2nd
One hundred and fortieth (Mine)

Baltimore Ft. Howard, Md. 1st
One hundred and forty-first (Mine)

Boston Ft. Strong, Mass. (2nd
One hundred and forty-second (Mine)

Subic Bay Ft. Wint, Grande Island 3r
One hundred and forty-third

Oahu Ft. Kamehameha, T.H. 5th Co
One hundred and forty-fourth

Charleston Ft. Moultrie, S.C. 8th
In September 1914 this company changed station to Ft. Grant, Bay of Panama, Canal Zone.
One hundred and forty-fifth

Charleston Ft. Moultrie, S.C. 3rd
One hundred and forty-sixth (Mine)

Long Island Sound Ft. H.G. Wright, N.Y. 5th C
One hundred and forty-seventh (Mine)

San Francisco Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif. 1st Co
One hundred and forty-eighth

San Francisco Ft. Baker, Calif. 1s
From June through August of 1914 this company was actually at the Presidio of San Francisco. In April of 1917 it moved
Barry, Calif.
One hundred and forty-ninth

Puget Sound Ft. Casey, Wash. 3rd
One hundred and fiftieth (Mine)

Puget Sound Ft. Ward, Wash. 1s
One hundred and fifty-first

Boston Ft. Andrews, Mass. 2nd
One hundred and fifty-second

Boston Ft. Banks, Mass. 2nd
One hundred and fifty-third

Boston Ft. Andrews, Mass. 3rd
One hundred and fifty-fourth (Mine)

Portland Ft. McKinley, Me. 4th C
One hundred and fifty-fifth (Mine)

Portland Ft. Williams, Me. 1st C
One hundred and fifty-sixth (Mine)

Portsmouth Ft. Constitution, N.H. 1st Co
One hundred and fifty-seventh (Mine)
Long Island Sound Ft. Terry, N.Y. 5t
One hundred and fifty-eighth

One hundred and fifty-ninth

Oahu Ft. Ruger, T.H. 3rd
One hundred and sixtieth

The Columbia Ft. Stevens, Oreg. 2nd
One hundred and sixty-first

San Francisco Ft. Barry, Calif. 2n
One hundred and sixty-second (Mine)

Tampa Ft. Dade, Fla. 1s
One hundred and sixty-third (Mine)

Pensacola Ft. Pickens, Fla. 1st
One hundred and sixty-fourth (Mine)

New Orleans Jackson Bks., La. 1st
Since May 1914 this company was on detached service to Brownsville, Tex. for Mexican border duty.
One hundred and sixty-fifth (Mine)

Eastern New York Ft. Totten, N.Y. 4th
One hundred and sixty-sixth

One hundred and sixty-seventh

Eastern New York Ft. Totten, N.Y. 5th
One hundred and sixty-eighth

One hundred and sixty-ninth (Mine)

One hundred and seventieth (Mine)

Mobile Ft. Morgan, Ala. 1st
First Band - Ft. Moultrie, S.C. Eighth Band - Ft. Barrancas, Fla.
Second Band - Ft. Williams, Me. Ninth Band - Ft. Mills, P.I.
Third Band - Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif. Tenth Band - Ft. Warren, Mass.
Fourth Band - Ft. Monroe, Va. Eleventh Band - Ft. H.G. Wright, N.Y.
Fifth Band - Ft. Hamilton, N.Y. Twelfth Band - Ft. Totten, N.Y.
Sixth Band - Ft. Worden, Wash. Thirteenth Band - Ft. Du Pont, Del.
Seventh Band - Ft. Adams, R.I. Fourteenth Band - Ft. Screven, Ga.
By April 1917 the number of Coast Artillery Corps bands had increased to fifteen.
Army Mine Planters Army mine planters were manned by detachments from Coast Artillery Corps mine companies. Bot
stations could be changed every few months.
Mine Planter Station, August 1914 Other Stations, January to August
Col. George Armistead San Francisco, Calif. Honolulu, T.H.
Maj. Samuel Ringgold Ft. Ward, Wash. Ft. Worden, Wash.; Ft. Stevens, Oreg.; Honolu
Gen. Henry J. Hunt Ft. Mills, P.I.
Gen. Henry Knox Ft. Mills, P.I. Ft. Wint, P.I.
Gen. Samuel M. Mills Ft. H.G. Wright, N.Y. Ft. Moultrie, S.C.
Gen. John M. Schofield Ft. Hancock, N.Y. Fts. Barrancas and Dade, Fla.; New York City,
Gen. Edward O.C. Ord Ft. Monroe, Va. Ft. Screven, Ga.; Ft. Caswell, N.C.
Gen. Royal T. Frank Ft. Constitution, N.H. Ft. Williams, Me.; Jackson Bks, La.; Ft. Morga
York City, N.Y.
Coast Artillery Districts
CA District Coast Defenses
North Atlantic, hdqrs. Ft. Totten, N.Y.

Portland - embracing Fts. Williams, Preble, Levett, McKinley, Lyon, Baldwin, a
hdqrs. Ft. Williams.
Portsmouth - embracing Fts. Constitution and Stark, N.H., and Fts. Foster and M
hdqrs. Ft. Constitution.
Boston - embracing Fts. Banks, Warren, Strong, Heath, Revere, Andrews, and St
hdqrs. Ft. Warren.
New Bedford - embracing Ft. Rodman, Mass.; hdqrs. Ft. Rodman.

Narragansett Bay - embracing Fts. Adams, Wetherill, Greble, Getty, and Philip K
hdqrs. Ft. Adams.
Long Island Sound - embracing Fts. H.G. Wright, Terry, Tyler, and Michie, N.Y
Mansfield, R.I.; hdqrs. Ft. H.G. Wright.
Eastern New York - embracing Fts. Schuyler and Totten, N.Y.; hdqrs. Ft. Totten
Southern New York - embracing Fts. Hamilton and Wadsworth, N.Y., and Ft. Ha
hdqrs. Ft. Hamilton.
South Atlantic, hdqrs. Charleston,

The Delaware - embracing Fts. Du Pont and Delaware, Del., and Ft. Mott, N.J.; h
S.C.
Pont.
Baltimore - embracing Fts. Howard, Carroll, Smallwood, and Armistead, Md.; h
The Potomac - embracing Ft. Washington, Md., and Ft. Hunt, Va.; hdqrs. Ft. Wa
Chesapeake Bay - embracing Fts. Monroe and Wool, Va.; hdqrs. Ft. Monroe.
The Cape Fear - embracing Ft. Caswell, N.C.; hdqrs. Ft. Caswell.
Charleston - embracing Fts. Moultrie and Sumter, S.C.; hdqrs. Ft. Moultrie.
Savannah - embracing Fts. Screven and Pulaski, Ga., and Ft. Fremont, S.C.; hdqr
Tampa - embracing Fts. Dade and De Soto, Fla.; hdqrs. Ft. Dade.
Key West - embracing Key West Barracks and Ft. Taylor, Fla.; hdqrs. Key West
Pensacola - embracing Fts. Barrancas, Pickens, and McRee, Fla.; hdqrs. Ft. Barra
Mobile - embracing Fts. Morgan and Gaines, Ala.; hdqrs. Ft. Morgan.
New Orleans - embracing Jackson Barracks and Fts. Jackson and St. Philip, La.;
Barracks, La.
Galveston - embracing Fts. Crockett, San Jacinto, and Travis, Tex.; hdqrs. Ft. Cr
Pacific, hdqrs. Ft. Miley, Calif.

San Diego - embracing Fts. Rosecrans and Pio Pico and San Diego Barracks, Ca
Rosecrans.
Los Angeles - hdqrs. Ft. MacArthur, Calif.
San Francisco - embracing Fts. Baker, Miley, Winfield Scott, and Barry, Calif.; h
Winfield Scott.
Puget Sound - embracing Fts. Worden, Ward, Casey, and Flagler, Middle Point,
Wash.; hdqrs. Ft. Worden.
The Columbia - embracing Ft. Stevens, Oreg., and Fts. Columbia and Canby, Wa
Stevens.
(none, in the Philippine Department)

Subic Bay - embracing Grande Island (Ft. Wint) and Chiquita Island, P.I.; hdqrs.
Manila Bay - embracing Corregidor (Ft. Mills), Pulo Caballo (Ft. Hughes, incom
(Ft. Frank, incomplete), and El Fraile (Ft. Drum, incomplete) islands, P.I.; hdqrs
Coast Artillery companies were organized into a Provisional Regiment and a 1st
(none, in the Hawaiian Department)

Oahu - embracing Fts. Ruger, De Russy, Kamehameha, and Armstrong, T.H.; hd
(none, in the Canal Zone)

Balboa - embracing Fts. Grant and Amador, C.Z.; hdqrs. Ft. Grant.
Cristobal - embracing Fts. Randolph, Sherman, and de Lesseps, C.Z.; hdqrs. Ft. R
Coast Artillery, Coast Defense Companies - April 1917.
Ft. Adams, R.I. - lst-5th Cos.; Ft. Andrews, Mass. - lst-4th Cos.; Ft. Armstrong, T.H. - 1st Co.; Ft. Baker, Calif. - lst-3rd Co
moved to Ft. Barry, Calif. in April 1917; 2nd Co. at Cp. John H. Beacon, Calexico, Calif.); Ft. Banks, Mass. - lst-2nd Cos.;
Cos.; Ft. Barry, Calif. - lst-2nd Cos., 3rd (Hq) Co.; Ft. Casey, Wash. - lst-3rd Cos.; Ft. Caswell, N.C. - lst-2nd Cos.; Ft. Con
Crockett, Tex. - lst-2nd Cos. (lst Co. at Ft. San Jacinto, Tex); Ft. Dade, Fla. - lst-2nd Cos.; Ft. De Russy, T.H. - lst-2nd Cos.
Cos. (lst Co. at Ft. Mott, N.J., and 3rd Co. at Ft. Delaware, Del.); Ft. Flagler, Wash. - lst-3rd Cos. (3rd Co. at Ft. Lawton, W
1st Co. (organized April 1917); Ft. Grant, C.Z. - lst-6th, 8th-9th Cos. (7th Co. organized June 1917); Ft. Greble, R.I. - lst-3r
lst-6th Cos. (4th Co. at Rockaway Beach, N.Y.); Ft. Hancock, N.H. - lst-6th Cos.; Ft. Howard, Md. - lst-4th Cos. (4th Co. at
Ft. Hunt, Va. - 1st Co.; Jackson Bks., La. - lst-2nd Cos. (2nd Co. at Ft. St. Philip, La.); Ft. Kamehameha, T.H. - lst-5th Cos.
Co.; Ft. Levett, Me. - 1st Co.; Ft. MacArthur, Calif. - 1st Co.; Ft. McKinley, Me. - lst-4th Cos. (3rd Co. at Ft. Baldwin, Me.)
Ft. Miley, Calif. - lst-2nd Cos.; Ft. Mills, P.I. - lst-17th Cos. (2nd Co. at Ft. Hughes, Pulo Caballo Island; 4th Co. at Ft. Win
Ft. Frank, Carabao Island); Ft. Monroe, Va. - lst-9th Cos. (2nd and 5th Cos. at Ft. Story, Va.); Ft. Morgan, Ala. - lst-2nd Co
4th Cos.; Ft. Pickens, Fla. - 1st Co.; Ft. Preble, Me. - lst-2nd Cos.; Ft. Randolph, C.Z. - 1st and 3rd Cos. (2nd and 4th Cos. o
Revere, Mass. - 1st Co.; Ft. Rodman, Mass. - 1st Co.; Ft. Rosecrans, Calif. - lst-2nd Cos.; Ft. Ruger, T.H. - lst-3rd Cos.; Ft.
l0th Cos. (5th and 7th Cos. at the Presidio of San Francisco, Calif.); Ft. Screven, Ga. - lst-4th Cos. (2nd Co. demobilized in
assumed by the 4th Co.); Ft. Sherman, C.Z. - lst-3rd, 5th Cos. (4th Co. organized in June 1917); Ft. Stevens, Oreg. - lst-3rd
Bks., Wash.); Ft. Strong, Mass. - lst-4th Cos.; Ft. Terry, N.Y. - lst-6th Cos. (6th Co. organized in April 1917); Ft. Totten, N.
Rockaway Beach, N.Y.; 6th Co. organized in April 1917 at Ft. Schuyler, N.Y.); Ft. Wadsworth, N.Y. - lst-3rd Cos.; Ft. War
Warren, Mass. - 1st Co.; Ft. Washington, Md. - lst-2nd Cos. (2nd Co. at Ft. Wool, Va.); Ft. Williams, Me. - lst-4th Cos.; Ft.
Cos. (3rd Co. at Ft. George Wright, Wash.); Ft. H.G. Wright, N.Y. - lst-6th Cos. (6th Co. organized in April 1917).
CORPS OF ENGINEERS
Higher Organization
Battalion Permanent Station Loc
August, 1914 Augus
First Battalion
Headquarters
First Division Washington Bks., D.C. Washingto
Company A
" "
Company B
" "
Company C
" "
Company D
Eastern Department "
Second Battalion
Headquarters
Second Division Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. Texas C
Company E
" " Vera Cru
Company F
Third Division Vancouver Bks., Wash. Presidio of M
Company G
Second Division Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. Texas C
Company H
" "
Third Battalion
Headquarters
Philippine Department Manila, P.I. Mani
Company I
Hawaiian Department Ft. Shafter, T.H. Ft. Shaf
Company K
Philippine Department Ft. Mills, Corregidor Ft. Mills,
Company L
" "
Company M
Second Division San Antonio, Tex. Texas C
Engineer Band
Eastern Department Washington Bks., D.C. Washingto
Companies E, G, H, and M left their permanent stations in 1913 as part of the mobilization of the Second Division. Compan
April 1914. Company F was at the Student Camp at the Presidio of Monterey, Calif. from June to August of 1914, afterward
Barracks. A detachment from Companies K and L was at the Island of Guam on survey duty, returning in August 1914.
In April 1917 the Corps of Engineers consisted of :

1st Engineers (sapper regiment) - Washington Bks., D.C.
2nd Engineers (sapper regiment) - El Paso, Tex.
3rd Engineers (sapper regiment) - Manila, P.I. (lst Battalion in the Philippines, 2nd Battalion in Panama)
SIGNAL CORPS
Company Higher Organization Permanent Station

August, 1914 A
Company A (field Company)

Central Department Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. Ft. Lea
Company B
Central Department Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. Ft. Sam
Company C
Western Division Valdez, Alaska Va
Company D (field Company)

Second Division Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. Vera
Company E (field Company)

Hawaiian Department Ft. Shafter, T.H. Ft.
Company F (depot Company)

Philippine Department Manila, P.I. M
Company G
Eastern Department Ft. Wood, N.Y. Ft.
Company H
Central Department Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. Tex
Company I (field Company)

Southern Department Ft. D.A. Russell, Wyo. El
Company K
Western Department Ft. Gibbon, Alaska Ft. G
Company L (field Company)

Philippine Department Ft. William McKinley, Rizal Ft. Willia
Company M
Western Department Ft. Mason, Calif. Ft. M
Company D was in Texas City, Tex. as part of the mobilization of the Second Division when it sailed to Vera Cruz in April
detachments of Signal Corps companies were often moved in response to requirements, and a single company could be spre
was also a Signal Service in the Philippines, staffed by civilians.
April 1917:
1st Field Signal Battalion - Cp. Ft. Bliss, Tex. 1st Telegraph Battalion - Ft. Sam Houston, Tex.
2nd Field Signal Battalion - Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. 2nd Telegraph Battalion - Cp. Newton D. Baker, Tex.
3rd Field Signal Battalion - Ft. William McKinley, P.I. 3rd Telgraph Battalion - Co. D - Manila, P.I.; Co. E -
4th Field Signal Battalion - Corozal, C.Z. 4th Telegraph Battalion - Corozal, C.Z.
5th Field Signal Battalion - Ft. Leavenworth, Kans.
AVIATION SECTION
First Aero Squadron - Formed in March 1913; during the summer of 1914 this unit was split up into detachments at Ft. Croc
Signal Corps Aviation School at San Diego in July), Brownsville, Tex., and Ft. Mills, P.I. In July 1914 Congress authorized
Signal Corps. In August 1914, in accordance with an order of December 1913, the squadron was reorganized to consist of F
In April 1917 the squadron was located at Columbus, N. Mex.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Field Hospitals and Ambulance Higher Organization Permanent Station L

Companies August, 1914 Aug
Field Hospital No. 1

Central Department Ft. D.A. Russell, Wyo. Ft. D.A.
Ambulance Company No. 1

" "

Third Division Presidio of Monterey, Calif. Presidio of
" "

Second Division Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. Vera C

" " Texa

Philippine Department Ft. William McKinley, Rizal Ft. William

" "

Second Division -- Texa

" --

Eastern Department Walter Reed Gen. Hosp., D.C. Walter Reed

" "

Cavalry Division Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. Ft. Sam

" "
Evacuation Hospital No. 1

-- -- Galv

-- -- Galv
Army medical officers formed the Medical Corps, which contained no enlisted men. The Hospital Corps, conversely, con
Hospital No. 3 and Ambulance Company No. 3 moved from their permanent station in 1913 as part of the mobilization of th
former sailing to Vera Cruz, Mexico in April 1914. Field Hospitals Nos. 5 through 7, Ambulance Companies Nos. 5 through
No. 1 all first appeared in the Army List in May 1914. A provisional ambulance company existed at Ft. Shafter, T.H. from M
OTHER MEDICAL ORGANIZATIONS
Medical Reserve Corps - consisting of 90 first lieutenants; this was included in the Medical Department. The Army also in
about 30 Dental Surgeons.
Army Nurse Corps - serving both in the continental United States and overseas.
Walter Reed General Hospital, Takoma Park, Washington, D.C. Army and Navy General Hospital, Hot Sp
Letterman General Hospital, Presidio of San Francisco, Calif. Army General Hospital, Ft. Bayard, N. Me
Department Hospital, Honolulu, T.H. Department Hospital, Cuartel de Espaa,
In addition, almost every post with troops had a dispensary manned by medical orderlies from the Hospital Corps.
PHILIPPINE SCOUTS
A thorough reorganization of the Philippine Scouts took place in August of 1914. The fifty-two companies were brought to
straight through the thirteen battalions by a combination of renumbering and actual changes of station. Ethnic homogeneity
almost perfectly maintained both before and after the reorganization. Lastly, the Philippine Scouts are not to be confused wi
Constabulary, which was a police force.
Battalion and Company Station, August 1914 Reorganization in August, 1
First Battalion
Headquarters and Band

Cp. Gregg, Bayambang Number and station remained unchanged.
1st Company (Macabebes)

2nd Company (Macabebes)

3rd Company (Macabebes)

6th Company (Macabebes)

Cp. Gregg, Bayambang Renumbered as the 4th Co., with station uncha
Second Battalion

Cp. Avery, Corregidor Renumbered as the 4th Bn. and moved to Ft. M
12th Company (Ilocanos)

Cp. Avery, Corregidor Renumbered as the 13th Co. of the new 4th Bn
unchanged.

Cp. Avery, Corregidor Number and station remained unchanged. Assi
Bn.

Cp. Avery, Corregidor Number and station remained unchanged. Assi
Bn.

Cp. Avery, Corregidor Renumbered as the 16th Co., with station unch
the new 4th Bn.
Third Battalion
Cp. Overton, Moro Province Renumbered as the 9th Bn., with station uncha
33rd Company (Bicols)

Augur Bks, Jolo Renumbered as the 50th Co. and transferred to
with station unchanged. (In April 1914 the 33r
from the 12th Bn. to the 3rd Bn., changing stat
Bagumbayan Warehouses, Manila to Cp.Conn
1914 the company moved to Augur Bks., Jolo.
30th Company (Tagalogs)

Ludlow Bks., Parang Transferred to the 8th Bn., with number and st
32nd Company (Bicols)

Bagumbayan Warehouse, Renumbered as the 49th Co. and assigned to th
Manila change of station to Augur Bks., Jolo. (In Apri
unassigned company was assigned to the 3rd B
arrived in Manila from rinderpest control effor
Province.

Ludlow Bks., Parang Renumbered as the 32nd Co. and assigned to t
station unchanged.
Fourth Battalion

Cp. Connell, Calbayog Renumbered as the 11th Bn., with change of st
Bks., Parang.
41st Company (Visayans)

Cp. Connell, Calbayog Assigned to the new 11th Bn., with change of
Bks., Parang.
43rd Company (Visayans)

Cp. Connell, Calbayog Assigned to the new 11th Bn., with change of
Bks., Parang.
48th Company (Visayans)

Cp. Connell, Calbayog Renumbered as the 42nd Co. of the new 11th B
station to Ludlow Bks., Parang.

Cp. Connell, Calbayog Renumbered as the 34th Co. of the new 9th Bn
station to Cp. Keithley, Moro Province.
Fifth Battalion

Augur Bks., Jolo Number and station remained unchanged.

Augur Bks., Jolo Renumbered as the 7th Co. of the new 2nd Bn
station to Cp. John Hay, Baguio.

Augur Bks., Jolo Renumbered as the 18th Co., with station unch
21st Company (Ilocanos)
Augur Bks., Jolo Reassigned to the 6th Bn., with change of stati
Zamboanga.

Augur Bks., Jolo Reassigned to the 6th Bn., with change of stati
Zamboanga.
Sixth Battalion

Pettit Bks., Zamboanga Number and station remained unchanged.

Pettit Bks., Zamboanga Reassigned to the 5th Bn., with change of stati
Jolo.

Pettit Bks., Zamboanga Reassigned to the 5th Bn., with change of stati
Jolo.
22nd Company (Ilocanos)

23rd Company (Ilocanos)

Seventh Battalion

Cp. Treadwell, Macabebe Renumbered as the 3rd Bn., with change of sta
Bks., Cebu.

Cp. Treadwell, Macabebe Renumbered as the 12th Co. of the new 3rd Bn
station to Warwick Bks., Cebu.

Warwick Bks., Cebu Assigned to the new 3rd Bn., with number and
having moved from Cp. Avery, Corregidor in J

Cp. Treadwell, Macabebe Assigned to the new 3rd Bn., with change of st
Bks., Cebu.

Warwick Bks., Cebu Assigned to the new 3rd Bn., with number and
having moved from Cp. Avery, Corregidor in J
Eighth Battalion

Ludlow Bks., Parang Number and station remained unchanged.

Ludlow Bks., Parang Reassigned to the new 9th Bn., with change of
Overton, Moro Province
Ludlow Bks., Parang Reassigned to the 10th Bn., with change of sta
Iloilo.

Ludlow Bks., Parang Reassigned to the 10th Bn., with change of sta
Iloilo.
l9th Company (Ilocanos)

Ludlow Bks., Parang Reassigned to the 5th Bn., with change of stati
Jolo.
Ninth Battalion

Cp. Keithley, Moro Province Renumbered as the 7th Bn., with station uncha
25th Company (Cagayanes)

Cp. Keithley, Moro Province Reassigned to the new 7th Bn., with station un



Tenth Battalion

Ft. San Pedro, Iloilo Number and station remained unchanged.

Ft. San Pedro, Iloilo Reassigned to the new 9th Bn., with change of
Overton, Moro Province.

Ft. San Pedro, Iloilo Number and station remained unchanged.

Ft. San Pedro, Iloilo Reassigned to the new 11th Bn., with change o
Bks., Parang.

Ft. San Pedro, Iloilo Renumbered as the 33rd Co. of the new 9th Bn
station to Cp. Keithley, Moro Province.
Eleventh Battalion

Warwick Bks., Cebu Renumbered as the 12th Bn., with change of st
Corregidor.
42nd Company (Visayans)

Warwick Bks., Cebu Renumbered as the 48th Co. of the new 12th B
station to Ft. Mills, Corregidor.
Cp. Avery, Corregidor Reassigned to the new 12th Bn., with number
unchanged. (This company had already change
Warwick Bks. in July 1914.)

Cp. Avery, Corregidor Reassigned to the new 12th Bn., with number
unchanged. (This company had already change
Warwick Bks. in July 1914.)

Warwick Bks., Cebu Reassigned to the new 12th Bn., with change o
Corregidor.
Twelfth Battalion

Cp. John Hay, Baguio Renumbered as the 2nd Bn., with station uncha

Bagumbayan Warehouse, Renumbered as the 6th Co. of the new 2nd Bn
Manila (This company changed to Cp. John Hay in Oc

Cp. John Hay, Baguio Reassigned to the new 2nd Bn., with station un

Bagumbayan Warehouse, Reassigned to the new 2nd Bn., with station un
Manila company changed station to Cp. John Hay in O
37th Company
Cp. Nichols, Maricaban Reassigned to the 10th Bn., with station uncha
(Engineer) (Visayans)
this company changed from unassigned status
12th Bn.)
Thirteenth Battalion

Augur Bks., Jolo Number and station remained unchanged.

Augur Bks., Jolo Reassigned to the new 8th Bn., with change of
Bks., Parang. (This company was transferred f
April 1914.)
31st Company (Tagalogs)

Augur Bks., Jolo Reassigned to the new 8th Bn., with change of
Bks., Parang. (This company was transferred f
April 1914.)
51st Company (Moros)

Augur Bks., Jolo Number and station remained unchanged. (Thi
unassigned before April 1914.)
52nd Company (Moros)

Augur Bks., Jolo Number and station remained unchanged. (Thi
unassigned before April 1914. From April thro
one-half of the company was detached to Tam
Lanao.)
In April 1917 the battalions of Philippine Scouts were stationed as follows:
1st Battalion - Augur Bks., Jolo. 8th Battalion - Ludlow Bks., Parang.
2nd Battalion - Cp. John Hay, Baguio. 9th Battalion - Warwick Bks., Cebu.
3rd Battalion - Cp. McGrath, Batangas. 10th Battalion - Ft. San Pedro, Iloilo.
4th Battalion - Pettit Bks., Zamboanga. 11th Battalion - Ft. Mills, Corregidor.
5th Battalion - Ft. Mills, Corregidor. 12th Battalion - Cp. Keithley, Moro Province.
6th Battalion - Ludlow Bks., Parang. 13th Battalion - Augur Bks., Jolo.
7th Battalion - Regan Bks., Albay.
Complete locations for the posts and stations mentioned are as follows:
Augur Barracks - Island of Jolo, Moro Province.
Bagumbayan Warehouses - City of Manila, Island of Luzon.
Camp Avery - Island of Corregidor, Manila Bay, Province of Cavite (adjacent to Ft, Mills).
Camp Connell - municipality of Calbayog, Province of Samar, Island of Samar.
Camp Eldridge - Los Banos, Province of Laguna, Island of Luzon.
Camp Gregg - municipality of Bayambang, Province of Pangasinan, Island of Luzon.
Camp John Hay - Bagio, Province of Benguet, Island of Luzon.
Camp Keithley - on Lake Lanao, Island of Mindanao, Moro Province.
Camp McGrath - Batangas, Batangas Province, Island of Luzon.
Camp Nichols - Maricaban (next to Manila), Island of Luzon.
Camp Overton - Iligan, Island of Mindanao, Moro Province.
Camp Treadwell (evacuated 3 August 1914) - Macabebe, Province of Rizal, Island of Luzon.
Fort Mills - Island of Corregidor, Manila Bay, Province of Cavite.
Fort San Pedro - Iloilo, Province of Iloilo, Island of Panay.
Ludlow Barracks - Parang, Island of Mindanao, Moro Province.
Pettit Barracks - district of Zamboanga, Island of Mindanao, Moro Province.

Regan Barracks - Daraga, Albay Province, Island of Luzon.
Warwick Barracks - Cebu, Island of Cebu, Province of Cebu.
QUARTERMASTER CORPS AND ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT
Supply Depots: Boston, Mass.; Chicago, Ill.; Jeffersonville, Ind.; New York, N.Y.; Omaha, Nebr.; Philadelphia, Pa.; St. Lo
Calif.; Seattle, Wash.; Washington, D.C.
Medical Supply Depot, Ft. Mason, Calif. Medical Supply Depot, Manila, P.I.
Ordnance Depot, Manila, P.I. Signal Corps Depot, port of embarkation, Galveston
General Supply Depot, El Paso, Tex. Engineer Depot, Manila, P.I.
Arsenals: Augusta, Ga.; Benicia, Calif.; Frankford, Pa.; Manila, P.I.; New York, N.Y.; Picatinny, Pa.; Rock Island, Ill.; San
Proving Ground, N.J.; Springfield Armory, Ill.; Watertown, Mass.; Watervliet, N.Y.
Field bakery, (also called field bakery No. 2, so there may have in fact been two field bakeries) assigned to the Second Div
Pack Trains: these were non-permament organizations and apparently not uniquely numbered.
Pack Train N 2, Manila, P.I.
Pack Train N 3, transferred from Ft. Robinson, Nebr. to Texas City, Tex., in February 1913.
Pack Train N 6, transferred from the Presidio of San Francisco, Calif. to Texas City, Tex., in February 1913.
Pack Train N 7, Ft. William McKinley, P.I.
Pack Train N 9, transferred from Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. to Texas City, Tex., in February 1913.
Pack Train N 12, the Presidio of Monterey, Calif.
Land Transport Corral, Manila, P.I.
Army Transport Service.

United States Army Transports: (Pacific)
USATs Sherman, Buford, Wright, Dix, Merritt, Liscum, Logan, Thomas, Warren, Sheridan, Davis, and Cristobal; (Atla
USATs Kilpatrick and Ancon. These ships made frequent voyages to transport troops and materiel.
United States Quartermaster Corps launches in the Philippine Islands - Forby, Geary, Missoula, Penguin, Tilly, and Nashv
Artillery tug Gen. A.M. Randol, Eastern Department Cable ship Joseph Henry, Eastern Departme
Artillery tug Harvey Brown, Eastern Department Cable ship Cyrus W. Field, Eastern Departm
Tug General Weeks, Philippine Islands Cable ship Rizal, Philippine Islands
United States Burial Corps - In the Philippines, civilian superintendent and native laborers.
MISCELLANEOUS
United States Military Academy, West Point, N.Y. - Staff, professors and instructors, Corps of Cadets (in four classes), B
Detachment.
West Point detachments - Cavalry Detachment, Field Artillery Detachment (battery strength in personnel, but with equipm
Engineer Detachment, Ordnance Detachment, and Quartermaster Corps Detachment.
Service schools:
Army War College, Washington, D.C. Army Staff College, Ft. Leavenworth, Ka
Mounted Service School, Ft. Riley, Kans. Coast Artillery School, Ft. Monroe, Va.
Army School of the Line, Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. Army Medical School, Washington, D.C.
Army Signal School, Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. Army Field Engineer School, Ft. Leavenw
Signal Corps Aviation School, San Diego, Calif. Engineer School, Washington Bks., D.C.
School for Bakers and Cooks, Washington Bks., D.C. School of Fire for Field Artillery, Ft. Sill
School for Bakers and Cooks, Presidio of San Francisco, Calif. Bakery School No. 3, Presidio of Montere
Army Field Service and Correspondence School for Medical Officers, School for Saddlers, Manila Ordnance De
Ft. Leavenworth, Kans.
(Signal Corps) School for Enlisted Men, Ft. Wood, N.Y.
Indian Scouts - 75 men authorized but only about 40 actually present, at Fts. Apache and Huachuca, Ariz.
General Recruiting Service: Directly under the Adjutant Generals Office, the G.R.S. manned General Recruiting Stations
nation, and Recruiting Depots and Recruit Depot Posts. These depots provided about six weeks of training before new soldie
permanent units. Each depot was organized as an infantry battalion with a non-commissioned officer staff and band as part
company. Each battalions recruit companies contained about 25 sergeants and corporals and 18 to 54 privates (recruits)
Recruiting Depot Post, Fort Slocum, New York:

1st (Headquarters) Recruit Company. 2nd Recruit Company. 4th Recruit Company. 6th Recruit Company. 21st R
Recruit Company.
Recruiting Depot, Columbus Barracks, Ohio:

7th (Headquarters) Recruit Company. 10th Recruit Company. 11th Recruit Company. 12th Recruit Company. 13
22nd Recruit Company. 26th Recruit Company.
Recruiting Depot, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri:

14th (Headquarters) Recruit Company. 15th Recruit Company. 16th Recruit Company. 18th Recruit Company. 2
27th Recruit Company
Recruiting Depot Post, Fort Logan, Colorado:

24th (Headquarters) Recruit Company. 5th Recruit Company. 9th Recruit Company. 19th Recruit Company. 24th
Recruiting Depot Post, Fort McDowell Barracks, California:

20th (Headquarters) Recruit Company. 3rd Recruit Company. 8th Recruit Company. 17th Recruit Company. 28th
(Elements of the 8th, 17th, and 28th Recruit Companies were at the Presidio of Monterey.)
Note these variations found in various correspondence and orders: 3rd Recruit Company, Ft. McDowell, Calif.; Recruit C
Monterey; Recruit Company 17, Presidio of Monterey; GSI Recruit Company 18; Recruit Company #28, Presidio of M
United States Military Prison, Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. - 1st and 2nd Prison Companies, United States Military Prison Gu
Battalion and Band.
Pacific Branch, United States Military Prison, Alcatraz, Calif. - 3rd and 4th Companies, United States Military Prison G
Avery, Corregidor, P.I.
(Government and control of the United States Military Prison was vested in the Board of Commissioners of the United State
those in the USMP, there were Army general prisoners at the United States Penitentiary, Leavenworth, Kans., and the Gove
Insane, Washington, D.C.)
Veterans Home, Napa Valley, Calif.
SOURCES
The Adjutant Generals Office, Official Army Register, annual.
Headquarters Philippine Department, General Orders and Bulletins, annual.
Order of Battle of the United States Land Forces in the World War. Zone of the Inter ior: Directory of Troops, 1931-1949 (re
Military History, 1988).
Post Returns, monthly, from each occupied post and station. On microfilm in the National Archives.
War Department, Annual Reports, (in four volumes), annual. Especially, Report of the Adjutant General.
War Department, The Adjutant Generals Office, Army List and Directory, monthly.
Various published regimental, unit, and post histories.
THE NATIONAL GUARD

By 1914 the Organized Militia was generally termed the National Guard. Each states, territorys, or districts National Gua
President, in the case of the District of Columbia) as Commander-in-Chief, with his headquarters in the capital, and the seve
departments (Adjutant Generals Department, Judge Advocate Generals Department, Inspector Generals Department, Med
Corps, and Ordnance Department).
Infantry regiments were divided into three battalions, but not necessarily with the companies sequentially lettered (see Wisc
companies numbered between 50 and 60 men, which was just a little less than the size of Regular companies stationed in the
Generally, the infantry regiments did not yet have machine-gun companies or supply companies organized. The Regular Arm
and noncommissioned officers to National Guard units as inspectors and instructors.
Plans were being formed to organize the National Guard as three field armies, but this was only on paper. Somewhat further
organization of twelve divisional districts for the organized militia, with each district to form a tactical division in case of w
(First through Fourth Districts - Regular Army divisions.)

Fifth District - New England.
Sixth District - New York.
Seventh District - Pennsylvania.
Eighth District - Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey.
Ninth District - Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina.
Tenth District - Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky.
Eleventh District - Ohio, Michigan.
Twelfth District - Indiana, Illinois.
Thirteenth District - Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Minnesota.
Fourteenth District - Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri.
Fifteenth District - Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana.
Sixteenth District - California, Nevada, Utah, Oregon, Idaho, Washington, Montana.
The following troop units, organization, and locations are for August, 1914.
Alaska - This territory had no militia, though provision was made for such if the need arose.
Alabama National Guard Headquarters - Montgomery

First Brigade (hdqrs. Birmingham): First, Second, and Fourth Infantry.
Medical Department and Detachments: First Infantry -
Mobile, Second Infantry - Montgomery, Fourth Infantry - Birmingham
First Field Company, Signal Corps - Montgomery (1).

First Battalion of Field Artillery: Headquarters - Birmingham
Battery A - Birmingham Battery B - Montgomery
Battery C - Birmingham
First Infantry
Headquarters - Troy Company F - Dothan
Band - Mobile Company G - Brewton
Company A - Mobile Company H - Troy
Company B - Bay Minette Company I - Enterprise
Company C - Geneva Company K - Castleberry (2)
Company D - Fort Deposit Company L - Headland (3)
Company E - Mobile Company M - Mobile
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Luverne Company F - Tuscaloosa
Band - Ozark (4) Company G - Eufaula
Company A - Montgomery Company H - Andalusia
Company B - Birmingham Company I - Luverne
Company C - Selma (5) Company K - Tuskegee (6)
Company D - Montgomery Company L - Tallassee
Company E - Florala Company M - Samson
Fourth Infantry
Headquarters - Eufaula Company F - Gadsden
Band - Cullman Company G - Ozark
Company A - Montgomery Company H - Alexander City
Company B - Abbeville Company I - Opelika
Company C - Monroeville Company K - Birmingham
Company D - Bessemer (7) Company L - Alabama City
Company E - Decatur Company M - Oxford
(1) Organized 21 May 1914. (2) Organized
3 May 1914. (3) Disbanded 9 Feb. 1914. (4) Organized 9 Mar. 1914. (5) Disbanded 4 Apr.
1914. (6) Disbanded 23 Apr. 1914. (7) Organized 25 May
1914.
National Guard of Arizona Headquarters - Phoenix

Medical Department Detachment - Yuma.
First Infantry
Headquarters - Morenci Company F - Prescott
Band - Phoenix Company G - Douglas
Company A - Phoenix Company H - Yuma
Company B - Phoenix Company I - Flagstaff
Company C - Tempe Company K - Tucson
Company D - Mesa Company L - Yuma
Company E - Tucson Company M - Morenci
Arkansas National Guard Headquarters - Little Rock

Medical Department - Little Rock.
First Infantry
Headquarters - Little Rock Company F - Hope
Band - Little Rock Company G - Jonesboro
Company A - Conway Company H - Yellville
Company B - Beebe Company I - Warren
Company C - Arkadelphia Company K - Lonoke
Company D - Eldorado Company L - Piggott
Company E - Little Rock Company M - Blytheville
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Paris Company F - Magazine
Band - Hope Company G - Russellville (3)
Company A - Springdale (1) Company H - Morrillton
Company B - Fayetteville Company I - Mena (4)
Company C - Dardanelle Company K - Ozark
Company D - Fort Smith (2) Company L - Ola
Company E - Paris Company M - Harrison
(1) Organized 12 Jan. 1914. (2)
Organized 10 Mar. 1914. (3) Organized 28 Mar. 1914.
(4) Organized 18 May 1914.
National Guard of California Headquarters - Sacramento
First Brigade (Hdqrs. Los Angeles): Second, Fifth, and Seventh Infantry.
Medical Department Detachments:
Second Infantry - Sacramento First Squadron Cavalry - Sacramento
Fifth Infantry - Oakland Coast Artillery Corps - San Francisco
Seventh Infantry - Los Angeles Coast Artillery Corps - San Diego
Ambulance Company No. 1 - Napa.
Company B, Signal Corps - San Francisco.
First Squadron of Cavalry
Headquarters - Sacramento
Troop A - Bakersfield (1) Troop C - Salinas
Troop B - Sacramento Troop D - Los Angeles
First Battalion of Field Artillery
Headquarters - Oakland Battery B - Oakland
Battery A - Los Angeles Battery C - Stockton
Headquarters - San Francisco Sixth Company - San Francisco
Band - San Diego Seventh Company - San Francisco
First Company - San Francisco Eighth Company - San Diego
Second Company - San Francisco Ninth Company - San Francisco
Third Company - San Francisco Tenth Company - San Francisco
Fourth Company - San Francisco Eleventh Company - San Francisco
Fifth Company - San Diego Twelfth Company - San Francisco
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Chico Company F - Woodland
Band - Chico Company G - Sacramento
Company A - Chico Company H - Tulare
Company B - Willows Company I - Oroville
Company C - Fresno Company K - Fresno
Company D - Redding Company L - Bakersfield
Company E - Sacramento Company M - Hanford
Fifth Infantry
Headquarters - Oakland Company F - Oakland
Band - San Francisco Company G - Alameda
Company A - Oakland Company H - Hayward
Company B - San Jose Company I - Livermore
Company C - Berkeley Company K - Petaluma
Company D - San Rafael Company L - Palo Alto
Company E - Santa Rosa Company M - San Jose
Seventh Infantry
Headquarters - Los Angeles Company F - Los Angeles
Band - Pomona Company G - Redlands
Company A - Los Angeles Company H - Long Beach
Company B - Los Angeles Company I - Pasadena
Company C - Los Angeles Company K - San Bernadino
Company D - Los Angeles Company L - Santa Ana
Company E - Santa Monica Company M - Riverside
Machine-gun Company - Los Angeles
(1) Disbanded 6 Jul. 1914.
Colorado National Guard Headquarters - Denver

Denver La Junta
Ramah Trinidad
Boulder
Company A, Engineers - Golden.
Company A, Signal Corps - Trinidad.
First Cavalry (separate troops)
Troop A - Trinidad (1) Troop D - Walsenburg
Troop B - Denver Troop E - Walsenburg (2)
Troop C - Denver
Field Artillery
Battery A - Denver Battery B - Denver
First Infantry
Headquarters - Denver Company F - Fort Collins
Band - Denver Company G - Denver
Company A - Denver Company H - Brush
Company B - Denver Company I - Fort Morgan
Company C - Ault Company K - Denver
Company D - Greeley Company L - Denver
Company E - Winsted (3) Company M - Longmont
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Colorado Springs Company F - Holly
Band - vacant Company G - Colorado
Company A - Colorado Springs Company H - La Junta
Company B - Trinidad Company I - Ordway
Company C - Lamar Company K - Cripple Creek
Company D - Durango Company L - Fowler
Company E - Montrose Company M - Steamboat Springs
(1) Organized 14 Apr. 1914. (2)
Organized 15 Apr. 1914, transferred to Battery A while at Walsenburg for strike duty, 22 May
1914. (3) Disbanded 11 May
1914.
Connecticut National Guard Headquarters - Hartford

Coast Artillery Corps - Bridgeport Second Infantry - Waterbury
First Infantry - Hartford
Ambulance Company No. 1 - Hartford Field Hospital No. 1 - Hartford
First Company, Signal Corps - Hartford (one platoon at New
Haven)
Cavalry:
Troop A - New Haven (1) Troop B - Hartford (1)
Battery A, Field Artillery - Branford
Headquarters - New London Seventh Company - Stamford
Band - Bridgeport Eighth Company - Danbury
First Company - New London Ninth Company - Stamford
Second Company - vacant Tenth Company - New London
Third Company - Norway Eleventh Company - Bridgeport
Fourth Company - Bridgeport Twelfth Company - Greenwich
Fifth Company - Norway Thirteenth Company - Danielson
Sixth Company - Norwalk Fourteenth Company - Bridgeport
First Infantry
Headquarters (2) - Hartford Company F - Hartford
Band - Hartford Company G - South Manchester
Company A - Hartford Company H - Hartford
Company B - Hartford Company I - New Britain
Company C - Middletown Company K - Hartford
Company D - Bristol Company L - Willimantic
Company E - New Britain Company M - Winsted (3)
Second Infantry
Headquarters (4)- West Cheshire Company F - New Haven
Band - New Haven Company G - Waterbury
Company A - Waterbury Company H - Waterbury
Company B - New Haven Company I - Meriden
Company C - New Haven Company K - Wallingford
Company D - New Haven Company L - Meriden
Company E - New Haven Company M - Torrington
First Separate Company, Infantry (colored) - New Haven
(1) These two troops held charters as the First and Second
Companies of the Governors Horse Guard. (2) Included 12 mounted scouts. (3) Disbanded 9 Mar. 1914,
reorganized 28 Apr. 1914. (4) Included 12 mounted
scouts.
Organized Militia of Delaware Headquarters - Dover

Medical Department Detachment - Wilmington
First Infantry
Headquarters - Wilmington Company D - Wilmington
Band - Wilmington Company E - Newark
Company A - Wilmington Company F - Wilmington
Company B - Milford Company G - Dover
Company C - Wilmington Company H - New Castle
National Guard of the District of Columbia Headquarters - Washington

First Brigade (hdqrs. Washington): First and Second Infantry; First Separate Battalion of Infantry
(colored)
Medical Department Detachment, Infantry troops - Washington
Field Hospital - Washington
Company A, Signal Corps - Washington
First Battery of Field Artillery - Washington
First Infantry
Headquarters - Washington Company F - Washington
Band - Washington Company G - Washington
Company A - Washington Company H - Washington
Company B - Washington Company I - Washington
Company C - Washington Company K - Washington
Company D - Washington Company L - Washington
Company E - Washington Company M - Washington
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Washington Company F - Washington
Band - Washington Company G - Washington
Company A - Washington Company H - vacant
Company B - Washington Company I - Washington
Company C - Washington Company K - Washington
Company D - Washington Company L - Washington
Company E - Washington Company M - Washington
First Separate Battalion of Infantry (colored)
Headquarters - Washington
Company A - Washington Company C - Washington
Company B - Washington Company D - Washington
National Guard of Florida Headquarters - Tallahassee

Medical Department Detachment, Second Infantry - St. Petersburg
First Infantry
Headquarters - Apalachicola Company F - Jacksonville
Band - Jacksonville Company G - St. Augustine
Company A - Jacksonville Company H - vacant
Company B - Jacksonville Company I - Pensacola
Company C - Tallahassee Company K - De Funiak Springs
Company D - Jacksonville Company L - Apalachicola
Company E - Jacksonville Company M - Panama City (1)
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Gainesville Company C - Orlando
Band - Miami Company D - Dade City (2)
Company A - Ocala Company E - Starke
Company B - Brooksville Company F - Wauchula (3)
Company G - St. Petersburg Company K - Daytona (4)
Company H - vacant Company L - West Palm Beach (5)
Company I - Key West Company M - Miami
(1) Organized 20 Jan. 1914. (2)
Disbanded 18 Mar. 1914. (3) Mustered in, July 1914.
(4) Disbanded 2 Dec. 1913. (5) Organized 11 May 1914.
National Guard of Georgia Headquarters - Atlanta

First Brigade (hdqrs. - Macon): First, Second, and Fifth Infantry
Squadron of Cavalry - Atlanta Second Infantry - Macon
Battery A, Field Artillery - Savannah Fifth Infantry - Atlanta
Coast Artillery Corps - Savannah Third Battalion Infantry - Lindale
First Infantry - Savannah
Field Hospital No. 1 - Atlanta (1)
Second Squadron of Cavalry
Headquarters - Atlanta
Troop B - Hinesville (2) Troop K - Augusta
Troop F - Gainesville Troop L - Atlanta (4)
Troop A - Savannah (3)
Headquarters - Savannah Battery B - Atlanta (6)
Battery A - Savannah (5) Battery C - Savannah (5)
Headquarters - Savannah
First Company - Savannah Third Company - Savannah
Second Company - Savannah Fourth Comapny - Savannah
First Infantry
Headquarters - Savannah Company F - Quitman (10)
Band - Brunswick Company G - Brunswick (11)
Company A - Atlanta (7) Company H - Savannah (12)
Company B - Atlanta (8) Company I - Savannah
Company C - Fitzgerald Company K - Savannah
Company D - Atlanta (9) Company L - Savannah (13)
Company E - Haynesboro Company M - Savannah (14)
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Macon Company F - Macon (18)
Band - Shellman Company G - Barnesville
Company A - Jackson Company H - Monroe
Company B - Macon (15) Company I - Americus (19)
Company C - Macon (16) Company K - Albany (20)
Company D - Columbia (17) Company L - Griffin
Company E - Milledgeville Company M - Forsyth
Fifth Infantry
Headquarters - Atlanta Company F - Atlanta (22)
Band - Atlanta Company G - Atlanta (23)
Company A - Atlanta Company H - Atlanta (24)
Company B - Atlanta Company I - Atlanta (25)
Company C - Atlanta Company K - Atlanta
Company D - Atlanta Company L - Atlanta (26)
Company E - Atlanta (21) Company M - Atlanta (27)
Third Separate Battalion of Infantry
Headquarters - Elberton
Company E - Lindale (28) Company H - Winder (30)
Company F - Hartwell (29) Company I - Elberton (31)
(1) Organized 23 Apr. 1914. (2) Liberty
Independent Troop. (3) Separate troop of cavalry, titled the Georgia Hussars. (4) Governors Horse
Guard. (5) Chatham Artillery. (6) Savannah Volunteer Guards. (7) Clinch Rifles. (8)Oglethorpe
Infantry. (9) Richmond Light Infantry. (10) Quitman Rifles, organized 4 Feb. 1914. (11) Brunswick
Riflemen. (12) German Volunteers. (13) Irish Jasper Greens. (14) Republican Blues. (15) Macon
Volunteers. (16) Floyd Rifles. (17) Columbus Guards. (18) Macon Volunteers. (19) Americus Light
Infantry. (20) Albany Guards. (21) Grady Cadets.(22) Fulton Blues. (23) Marist Rifles. (24) Fulton
Fusiliers. (25) German American Rifles. (26) Gate City Guard. (27) Atlanta Volunteers. (28) Lindale
Rifles. (29) Hartwell Rifles, organized 5 Jan. 1914. (30) Winder Guards. (31) Elbert Light Infantry.
National Guard of Hawaii Headquarters - Honolulu

Medical Department Detachment, First Infantry - Honolulu
First Infantry
Headquarters - Honolulu Company F - Honolulu
Band - vacant Company G - Honolulu
Company A - Honolulu Company H - Honolulu (3)
Company B - Honolulu (1) Company I - Wailuku, Maui
Company C - Honolulu Company K - Honolulu
Company D - Honolulu (2) Company L - Lahaina, Maui
Company E - Honolulu Company M - Hilo, Hawaii (4)
(1) Organized from the Third Recruit Company, 9 Jan. 1914,
with the former Company B becoming Company K. (2) Organized from the Second Recruit Company,
1 Jan. 1914, with the former Company D at Hilo reassigned first as the Second Separate Company (1
Jan. 1914) and then as Company M (9 Jan. 1914). (3) Organized from the First Recruit Company, 1 Jan.
1914. (4) Reassigned from the Second Separate Company, 9 Jan.
1914.
National Guard of Idaho Headquarters - Boise

Medical Department Detachment, Second Infantry - Boise
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Rathdrum Company F - Lewiston
Band - Sandpoint Company G - Caldwell
Company A - Sandpoint Company H - Boise
Company B - Nampa Company I - Fayette
Company C - Coeur d'Alene Company K - Idaho Falls
Company D - Twin Falls Company L - Weiser
Company E - Rathdrum (1) Company M - Midvale
(1) Disbanded 1 Jun. 1914.
Illinois National Guard Headquarters - Springfield

Division Headquarters - Chicago (1)
First Brigade (hdqrs. Chicago): First, Second, and Seventh Infantry
Second Brigade (hdqrs. Decatur): Fourth, Fifth, and Eighth Infantry
Third Brigade (hdqrs. Moline) (2)
First Cavalry - Chicago Fourth Infantry - Paris
Field Artillery - Chicago Fifth Infantry - Hillsboro
First Infantry - Chicago Sixth Infantry - Geneseo
Second Infantry - Chicago Seventh Infantry - Chicago
Third Infantry - Rockford Eighth Infantry - Chicago
Field Hospital - Chicago
Company A, Corps of Engineers - Chicago
Company A, Signal Corps - Chicago
First Cavalry
- Chicago Troop F - Chicago
Band - Chicago Troop G - Peoria
Troop A - Chicago Troop H - Chicago
Troop B - Urbana (3) Troop I - Chicago
Troop C - Chicago Troop K - Chicago
Troop D - Springfield (4) Troop L - Chicago (5)
Troop E - Chicago Troop M - Chicago (6)
Headquarters - Waukegan Battery B - Danville
Battery A - Chicago Battery C - Waukegan
First Infantry
Headquarters - Chicago Company F - Chicago
Band - Chicago Company G - Chicago
Company A - Chicago Company H - Chicago
Company B - Chicago Company I - Chicago
Company C - Chicago Company K - Chicago
Company D - Chicago Company L - Chicago
Company E - Chicago Company M - Chicago
Machine-gun platoon - Chicago
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Chicago Company D - Chicago
Band - Chicago Company E - Chicago
Company A - Chicago Company F - Chicago
Company B - Chicago Company G - Chicago
Company C - Chicago Company H - Chicago
Company I - Chicago Company L - Chicago
Company K - Chicago (7) Company M - Chicago
Third Infantry
Headquarters - Rockford Company F - Pontiac
Band - De Kalb Company G - Woodstock
Company A - De Kalb Company H - Rockford
Company B - Hoopeston Company I - Aurora
Company C - Ottawa Company K - Rockford
Company D - Aurora Company L - Kankakee
Company E - Elgin Company M - Belvidere (8)
Fourth Infantry
Headquarters - Murphysboro Company F - Benton
Band - Decatur Company G - Effingham
Company A - Casey Company H - Shelbyville
Company B - Newton Company I - Vandalia
Company C - Sullivan Company K - Cairo
Company D - Paris Company L - Olney
Company E - Carbondale (9) Company M - Champaign
Fifth Infantry
Headquarters - Quincy Company F - Quincy
Band - Quincy Company G - Peoria
Company A - Pekin Company H - Peoria
Company B - Jacksonville Company I - Danville
Company C - Springfield (10) Company K - Delavan
Company D - Bloomington Company L - Decatur
Company E - Macomb Company M - Canton
Sixth Infantry
Headquarters - Chicago Company F - Moline
Band - Monmouth Company G - Dixon
Company A - Rock Island Company H - Monmouth
Company B - Geneseo Company I - Morrison
Company C - Galesburg Company K - Kewanee
Company D - Oak Park Company L - Freeport
Company E - Sterling Company M - Galena
Seventh Infantry
Band - Chicago Company G - Chicago
Company A - Chicago Company H - Chicago
Company B - Chicago Company I - Chicago
Company C - Chicago Company K - Chicago
Company D - Chicago Company L - Chicago
Company E - Chicago Company M - Chicago
Eighth Infantry
Band - Chicago Company G - Bloomington
Company A - Chicago Company H - Springfield
Company B - Chicago Company I - Quincy
Company C - Chicago Company K - Peoria
Company D - Chicago Company L - Jacksonville
Company E - Chicago Company M - Metropolis
(1) Disbanded 1 Jan. 1914. (2) Disbanded
1 Jan. 1914. (3) Disbanded at Bloomington, 18 Mar. 1914, reorganized 23 Jun. 1914. (4)Disbanded 7
Apr. 1914, reorganized 26 May 1914. (5) Mustered in 23 Feb. 1914, organized 25 Mar.
1914. (6) Mustered in 25 Mar. 1914. (7) Disbanded 23 Apr. 1914, reorganized 18 Jun.
1914. (8) Organized 7 May 1914. (9) Disbanded 15 Dec. 1913 at Greenville, reorganized 3 Apr.
1914 (10) Disbanded 21 Jul. 1913, reorganized 16
Jul. 1914.
Indiana National Guard Headquarters - Indianapolis

First Brigade (hdqrs. Indianapolis): First, Second, and Third Infantry
Medical Department Detachments: Angola Bloomington
Ambulance Company No. 1 - Frankfort Field Hospital No. 1 - Indianapolis
Company A, Signal Corps - Indianapolis
Headquarters - Indianapolis Battery B - Fort Wayne
Battery A - Indianapolis Battery C - Rockville
First Infantry
Headquarters - Bloomington Company F - Madison
Band - Vincennes Company G - Muncie
Company A - Vincennes Company H - Bloomington
Company B - Terre Haute Company I - Washington
Company C - New Albany Company K - Martinsville
Company D - Spencer Company L - Mount Vernon
Company E - Evansville Company M - vacant
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Indianapolis Company F - Winchester
Band - Marion Company G - Portland
Company A - Indianapolis Company H - Indianapolis
Company B - Crawfordsville Company I - Kendallville (1)
Company C - vacant Company K - Seymour
Company D - Indianapolis Company L - Lebanon
Company E - Franklin Company M - Anderson
Third Infantry
Headquarters - Auburn Company F - South Bend
Band - Peru Company G - Columbia City
Company A - Albion Company H - Warsaw
Company B - Angola Company I - Plymouth
Company C - Monticello Company K - Auburn
Company D - Fort Wayne Company L - Goshen
Company E - Elkhart Company M - Rensselaer
(1) Disbanded at Kokomo, 16 Mar. 1914, reorganized 17 Apr. 1914.
Iowa National Guard Headquarters - Des Moines

First Brigade (hdqrs. Cedar Rapids): Fifty-third, Fifty-fourth, Fifty-fifth, and Fifty-sixth Infantry
Medical Department:
First Detachment - Des Moines Third Detachment - Clinton
Second Detachment- Iowa City Fourth Detachment - Sioux City
Field Hospital - Des Moines
Battery A, Field Artillery - Clinton (1)
Fifty-third Infantry
Headquarters - Iowa City Company F - Tipton
Band - Cedar Rapids Company G - Vinton
Company A - Dubuque Company H - Cedar Rapids (2)
Company B - Waterloo Company I - Waukon
Company C - Cedar Rapids Company K - Eagle Grove
Company D - Manchester Company L - Waterloo
Company E - Charles City Company M - Cedar Falls
Fifty-fourth Infantry
Headquarters - Iowa City Company F - Oskaloosa
Band - Marion Company G - Ottumwa
Company A - Fort Madison Company H - Burlington
Company B - Davenport Company I - Iowa City
Company C - Muscatine Company K - Grinnell
Company D - Washington Company L - Keokuk
Company E - Centerville Company M - Fairfield
Fifty-fifth Infantry
Headquarters - Des Moines Company F - Villisca
Band - Clarinda Company G - Winterset
Company A - Des Moines Company H - Chariton
Company B - Des Moines Company I - Glenwood
Company C - Ames Company K - Corning
Company D - Knoxville Company L - Council Bluffs
Company E - Shenandoah Company M - Red Oak
Fifty-sixth Infantry
Headquarters - Webster City Company F - Fort Dodge
Band - Mason City (3) Company G - Fort Dodge
Company A - Mason City Company H - Sioux City
Company B - Ida Grove Company I - Boone
Company C - Webster City Company K - Le Mars
Company D - Carroll Company L - Sioux City
Company E - Sheldon Company M - Cherokee
(1) Organized 2 Feb. 1914. (2) Disbanded
at Clinton, 3 Feb. 1914, reorganized 29 Apr. 1914. (3) Disbanded at Des Moines, 10 Apr. 1914,
reorganized 7 May
1914.
Kansas National Guard Headquarters - Topeka

Medical Department Detachment - Lawrence
Battery A, Field Artillery - Topeka
First Infantry
Headquarters - Lawrence Company F - Hiawatha
Band - Lawrence Company G - Fort Scott
Company A - Belleville Company H - Lawrence
Company B - Horton (1) Company I - Manhattan
Company C - Burlington Company K - Garnett
Company D - Paola Company L - Yates Center
Company E - Fredonia Company M - Lawrence (2)
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Newton Company F - Larned
Band - Topeka Company G - Osborne
Company A - Wichita Company H - Winfield
Company B - Holton Company I - Wichita
Company C - Garden City Company K - Independence
Company D - Newton Company L - Emporia
Company E - Hutchinson Company M - Salina
First Separate Company, Infantry - McPherson (3)
Second Separate Company, Infantry - Ellsworth (4)
(1) Disbanded at Burlington, 1 Apr. 1914, reorganized at
Horton, 1 Apr. 1914. (2) Reassigned from the First Provisional Company of Infantry, 12 Jan.
1914. (3) Organized 12 Jan. 1914. (4) Reassigned from the Second Provisional Company of Infantry, 12
Jan.
1914.
Kentucky State Guard Headquarters - Frankfort
First Brigade (hdqrs. Lexington): First, Second, and Third Infantry
First Infantry - Louisville Third Infantry - Earlington
Second Infantry - Beattyville
Field Hospital No. 1 - Louisville
First Infantry
Headquarters - Louisville Company F - Louisville
Band - Louisville Company G - Louisville
Company A - Louisville Company H - Louisville
Company B - Louisville Company I - Lexington
Company C - Louisville Company H - Carrollton
Company D - Louisville Company L - Pineville
Company E - Louisville Company M - Richmond (1)
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Lexington Company F - Jackson
Band - Richmond (2) Company G - Somerset
Company A - London Company H - Middlesboro
Company B - Harlan Company I - Booneville
Company D - Whitesburg Company L - Frankfort
Company C - Lexington Company K - Ashland
Company E - Salyersville Company M - Beattyville
Third Infantry
Headquarters - Hopkinsville Company F - Vine Grove
Band - Hopkinsville Company G - Earlington
Company A - Bowling Green Company H - Hartford
Company B - Henderson Company I - Leitchfield
Company C - Livermore Company K - Owensboro
Company D - Hopkinsville Company L - Murray
Company E - Madisonville Company M - Calhoun
(1) Organized 30 Jan. 1914. (2)
Disbanded at Ashland, 11 Apr. 1914, reorganized at Richmond, 17 Apr.
1914.
Louisiana National Guard Headquarters - Baton Rouge

Ambulance Company - New Orleans
First Separate Troop of Cavalry - New Orleans (1)
Second Separate Troop of Cavalry - Jennings
Washington Artillery
Headquarters - New Orleans Battery B - New Orleans
Battery A- New Orleans Battery C - New Orleans
First Infantry
Headquarters - Monroe Company F - Ruston
Band - Baton Rouge Company G - Bogalusa
Company A - New Orleans Company H - Baton Rouge
Company B - Gretna Company I - Amite
Company C - De Ridder Company K - Lake Charles
Company D - Monroe Company L - Shreveport
Company E - Baton Rouge Company M - Leesville
(1) Organized 23 Apr. 1914.
National Guard of the State of Maine Headquarters - Augusta

Waterville Norway
Headquarters - Portland Sixth Company - Sanford
Band - Portland (1) Seventh Company - Biddeford
First Company - Portland Eighth Company - Lewiston
Second Company - Portland Ninth Company - Lewiston
Third Company - Auburn Tenth Company - Brunswick
Fourth Company - Bath Eleventh Company - Portland (2)
Fifth Company - Portland Twelfth Company - Westbrook
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Houlton Company F - Dover
Band - Bangor Company G - Bangor
Company A - Pittsfield Company H - Waterville
Company B - Rumford Falls Company I - Eastport
Company C - Livermore Falls Company K - Farmington
Company D - Norway Company L - Houlton
Company E - Skowhegan Company M - Augusta
(1) Organized 25 Feb, 1914. (2) Disbanded 26 Jun. 1914.
Maryland National Guard Headquarters - Annapolis
First Brigade (hdqrs. Baltimore): First, Fourth, and Fifth Infantry; First Sep. Company of Infantry
(colored)
First Infantry - Baltimore Fifth Infantry - Baltimore
Fourth Infantry - Baltimore
Field Hospital No. 1 - Baltimore
First Company, Coast Artillery Corps - Baltimore (1)
Troop A, Cavalry - Pikesville
First Infantry
Headquarters - Hagerstown Company F - Hyattsville
Band - Westminster Company G - Cumberland
Company A - Frederick Company H - Westminster
Company B - Hagerstown (2) Company I - Salisbury
Company C - Cambridge Company K - Silver Spring (3)
Company D - Belair Company L - Laurel
Company E - Elkton Company M - Annapolis
Fourth Infantry
Headquarters - Baltimore Company F - Baltimore
Band - Baltimore Company G - Baltimore
Company A - Baltimore Company H - Baltimore
Company B - Baltimore Company I - Baltimore
Company C - Baltimore Company K - Baltimore
Company D - Baltimore Company L - Baltimore
Company E - Baltimore Company M - Baltimore
Fifth Infantry
Headquarters - Baltimore Company F - Baltimore
Band - Baltimore Company G - Baltimore
Company A - Baltimore Company H - Baltimore
Company B - Baltimore Company I - Baltimore
Company C - Baltimore Company K - Baltimore
Company D - Baltimore Company L - Baltimore
Company E - Baltimore Company M - Baltimore
First Separate Company of Infantry (colored) - Baltimore
(1) Disbanded 16 Feb. 1914. (2)
Organized 17 Mar. 1914. (3) Organized 18 Feb.
1914.
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia Headquarters - Boston
First Brigade (hdqrs. Boston): Second and Sixth Infantry
Second Brigade (hdqrs. Boston): Fifth, Eighth, and Ninth Infantry
Signal Company - Charlestown Sixth Infantry - Fitchburg
Cavalry - Boston Eighth Infantry - Cambridge
Field Artillery - Boston Ninth Infantry - Boston
Coast Artillery Corps - Boston First Corps of Cadets - Boston
Second Infantry - Springfield Second Corps of Cadets - Salem
Fifth Infantry - Charlestown
Ambulance Company No. 1 - Boston Field Hospital No. 1 - Boston
Company A, Signal Corps - Boston
Headquarters - Boston
Troop A - Boston Troop C - Cambridge
Troop B - Boston Troop D - Boston
Headquarters - Boston Battery B - Worcester
Battery A - Boston Battery C - Lawrence
Headquarters - Boston Sixth Company - Cambridge
Band - Boston Seventh Company - Boston
First Company - Boston Eighth Company - Boston
Second Company - Boston Ninth Company - Taunton
Third Company - Boston Tenth Company - Brockton
Fourth Company - New Bedford Eleventh Company - Boston
Fifth Company - Chelsea Twelfth Company - Fall River
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Springfield Company F - Pittsfield
Band - Springfield Company G - Springfield
Company A - Worcester Company H - Worcester
Company B - Springfield Company I - Northampton
Company C - Worcester Company K - Springfield
Company D - Holyoke Company L - Greenfield
Company E - Orange Company M - Adams
Fifth Infantry
Headquarters - Charlestown Company F - Waltham
Band - Charlestown Company G - Woburn
Company A - Charlestown Company H - Charlestown
Company B - Charlestown Company I - Attleboro
Company C - Newton Company K - Hingham
Company D - Plymouth Company L - Malden
Company E - Medford Company M - Hudson
Sixth Infantry
Headquarters - Concord Company F - Marlboro
Band - Lowell Company G - Lowell
Company A - Wakefield Company H - Stoneham
Company B - Fitchburg Company I - Concord
Company C - Lowell Company K - Lowell
Company D - Fitchburg Company L - Boston
Company E - Framingham Company M - Milford
Eighth Infantry
Headquarters - Marblehead Company F - Haverhill
Band - Lynn Company G - Gloucester
Company A - Cambridge Company H - Salem
Company B - Everett Company I - Lynn
Company C - Cambridge Company K - Somerville
Company D - Lynn Company L - Lawrence
Company E - Cambridge Company M - Somerville
Ninth Infantry
Headquarters - Boston Company F - Lawrence
Band - Boston Company G - Worcester
Company A - Boston Company H - Boston
Company B - Boston Company I - Boston
Company C - Boston Company K - Clinton
Company D - Boston Company L - Natick
Company E - Boston Company M - Lowell
First Corps of Cadets
Headquarters - Boston
Company A - Boston Company C - Boston
Company B - Boston Company D - Boston
Second Corps of Cadets
Headquarters - Salem
Company A - Salem Company C - Salem
Company B - Salem Company D - Salem
Michigan National Guard Headquarters - Lansing

Ambulance Company No. 1 - Detroit Ambulance Company No. 2 - Bay City
Field Hospital No. 1 - Grand Rapids
Company A, Corps of Engineers - Calumet
Company A, Signal Corps - Ypsilanti
Cavalry
Troop A - South Haven Troop B - Detroit
First Battalion, Field Artillery
Headquarters - Lansing
Battery A - Lansing Battery B - Detroit
First Infantry
Headquarters - Detroit (1) Company F - Detroit
Band - Detroit Company G - Detroit
Company A - Detroit Company H - Detroit
Company B - Detroit Company I - Ann Arbor
Company C - Detroit Company K - Monroe
Company D - Detroit Company L - Jackson
Company E - Detroit Company M - Jackson
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Grand Rapids Company F - Grand Haven
Band - Grand Rapids Company G - Grand Rapids
Company A - Coldwater Company H - Grand Rapids
Company B - Grand Rapids Company I - Muskegon
Company C - Kalamazoo Company K - Grand Rapids
Company D - Big Rapids Company L - Adrian
Company E - Iona Company M - Kalamazoo
Third Infantry
Headquarters - Cheboygan Company F - Saginaw
Band - Saginaw Company G - Houghton
Company A - Flint Company H - Owosso
Company B - Bay City Company I - Manistee
Company C - Port Huron Company K - Cheboygan
Company D - Alpena Company L - Menominee
Company E - Pontiac Company M - Sault Ste. Marie
(1) Transferred from Ypsilanti, 17 Jan. 1914.
Minnesota National Guard Headquarters - St. Paul

First Brigade (hdqrs. St. Paul): First, Second, and Third Infantry
First Infantry - Minneapolis Third Infantry - St. Paul
Second Infantry - Mankato First Field Artillery - St. Paul
First Field Artillery
Headquarters - St. Paul Battery C - St. Paul
Band - St. Paul Battery D - Minneapolis
Battery A - St. Paul Battery E - Minneapolis
Battery B - St. Paul Battery F - Minneapolis
First Infantry
Headquarters - Minneapolis Company F - Minneapolis
Band - Minneapolis Company G - Minneapolis
Company A - Minneapolis Company H - St. Paul
Company B - Minneapolis Company I - Minneapolis
Company C - St. Paul Company K - Minneapolis
Company D - St. Paul Company L - St. Paul
Company E - St. Paul Company M - Minneapolis
Machine-gun Company - Minneapolis
Second Infantry
Headquarters - New Ulm Company F - Worthington
Band - New Ulm Company G - Austin
Company A - New Ulm Company H - Mankato
Company B - Faribault Company I - Owatonna
Company C - Winona Company K - St. Peter
Company D - Northfield Company L - Redwood Falls
Company E - Fairmont Company M - Madison
Machine-gun Company - New Ulm
Third Infantry
Headquarters - Duluth Company F - Eveleth
Band - Duluth Company G - Princeton
Company A - Duluth Company H - Olivia
Company B - Anoka Company I - Crookston
Company C - Duluth Company K - Stillwater
Company D - Zumbrota Company L - Red Wing
Company E - Duluth Company M - Hibbing
Machine-gun Company - Rochester
Mississippi National Guard Headquarters - Jackson

Medical Department Field Hospital Detachments:
Hickory Jackson
First Independent Band - Jackson (1)
First Independent Battalion of Infantry (2)
Headquarters - Meridian
Company A - Shubuta Company C - Columbus
Company B - Aberdeen Company D - Meridian
Second Independent Battalion of Infantry (3)
Headquarters - Macon
Company G - West Point Company L - Scooba
Company K - Caledonia Company M - Kosciusko
Third Independent Battalion of Infantry (4)
Headquarters - Natchez
Company A - Vicksburg Company D - Yazoo City
Company B - Natchez Company I - Vicksburg
Fourth Independent Battalion of Infantry (5)
Headquarters - Brookhaven
Company E - Clarksdale Company G - Greenwood
Company F - Jackson Company H - Brookhaven
Fifth Independent Battalion of Infantry (6)
Headquarters - Vicksburg
Company C - Greenville Company K - Leland
Company E - Laurel Company M - Arkabutla
Company H - Agricultural College (7)
(1) Reassigned from the Band, Third Infantry, on 9 Mar.
1914. (2) This battalion was organized from Companies A, B, C, and D of the Second Infantry on 20
May 1914. Companies E (Laurel), F (Columbia), H (Macon), and M (Gulfport) were disbanded on 12
Nov., 29 Nov., and 21 Nov., 1913, and 21 Mar. 1914, respectively. Before 20 May 1914, the
Headquarters of the Second Infantry was at Meridian while the Band was at Saltillo. (3) This battalion
was organized from Companies G, I (Vardaman), K, and L of the Second Infantry on 20 May 1914.
Company I was soon replaced by Company M, which was organized on 1 Jun. 1914. (4) This battalion
was organized from Companies A, B, D, and I of the Third Infantry on 20 May 1914. Companies K
(Cleveland), L (Inverness), and M (Coffeeville) were disbanded on 24 Nov. and 12 Nov., 1913, and 8
Mar. 1914, respectively. Company C had been vacant for some years. Before 20 May 1914, the
Headquarters of the Third Infantry was at Jackson. (5) This battalion was organized from Companies E,
F, G, and H of the Third Infantry on 20 May 1914. (6) This battalion was organized from recently
organized Companies C, E, K, and M (organized 15 May, 15 May, 27 May, and 20 Apr., 1914,
respectively.) (7) Organized 1 Jun. 1914, short-lived and apparently
unassigned.
National Guard of Missouri Headquarters - Jefferson City

First Brigade (hdqrs. Nevada): First, Second, and Third Infantry, with Fourth and Sixth Infantry
attached.
First Infantry - St. Louis Second Infantry - Joplin
Third Infantry - Kansas City Sixth Infantry - West Plains
Ambulance Company No. 2 - Kansas City Field Hospital - St. Joseph
Field Company A, Signal Corps - Kansas City
Troop B, Cavalry - St. Louis
Field Artillery
Battery A - St. Louis Battery B - Kansas City
First Infantry
Headquarters - St. Louis Company F - St. Louis
Band - St. Louis Company G - St. Louis
Company A - St. Louis Company H - St. Louis
Company B - St. Louis Company I - St. Louis
Company C - St. Louis (1) Company K - St. Louis
Company D - St. Louis Company L - St. Louis
Company E - St. Louis Company M - St. Louis
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Pierce City Company F - Joplin
Band - Bolivar (2) Company G - Clinton (4)
Company A - Carthage Company H - Nevada
Company B - Butler Company I - Webb City
Company C - Lamar Company K - Springfield
Company D - Monett (3) Company L - Jefferson City
Company E - Pierce City Company M - Neosho
Third Infantry
Headquarters - Kansas City Company F - Independence
Band - Independence Company G - Kansas City
Company A - Kansas City Company H - Odessa
Company B - Booneville (5) Company I - Kansas City
Company C - Kansas City Company K - Kansas City
Company D - Kansas City Company L - Kansas City (6)
Company E - Kansas City Company M - Kansas City
Machine-gun Company - Kansas City
Fourth Infantry
Headquarters - St. Joseph Company F - Maryville
Band - vacant Company G - Bethany (7)
Company A - Tarkio Company H - Slater (8)
Company B - Unionville Company I - Chillicothe
Company C - Kirksville Company K - St. Joseph
Company D - Trenton Company L - vacant (9)
Company E - Hannibal Company M - Moberly (10)
Sixth Infantry (11)
Headquarters - Caruthersville Company D - Poplar Bluff
Band - Lutesville Company E - Fredericktown
Company A - West Plains Company F - vacant
Company B - Caruthersville Company G - Lutesville (13)
Company C - Sikeston (12) Company H - vacant
Company I - vacant (14) Company L - Warrensburg (15)
Company K - Sedalia Company M - Cole Camp (16)
(1) Disbanded 26 Feb. 1914, reorganized 4 Apr. 1914. (2) Disbanded 20 Feb. 1914 at Nevada,
reorganized 24
Apr. 1914 at Bolivar. (3) Disbanded 13 Apr. 1914. (4) Organized 2 Dec. 1913. (5) Disbanded 6 Aug.
1913 at Kansas City, reorganized at Booneville from Company I of the Sixth Infantry, 24 Apr.
1914. (6) Disbanded 15 Sep. 1913, reorganized 29 Dec. 1913. (7) Formed 20 Mar. 1914 by reassignment
of Company L, which had been organized at Booneville on 22 Jan. 1914. (8)Organized 2 Dec.
1913. (9) Reassigned as Company G, 20 Mar. 1914. (10) Disbanded 20 Jun. 1914. (11) Disbanded 25 Jul.
1914. In the succeeding months, Company A became D of the Second Infantry, Company B became B
of the Fourth Infantry, Company D became L of the Fourth Infantry, Company F became M of the
Fourth Infantry, and Company K became Battery C, Field Artillery. (12) Disbanded 20 Jun.
1914. (13) Disbanded 20 Jun. 1914. (14)Reassigned as Company B of the Third Infantry,
24 Apr. 1914. (15) Disbanded 29 Dec. 1913. (16) Disbanded 20 Jun. 1914.
National Guard of Montana Headquarters - Helena

Medical Department Detachment - Choteau
First Separate Battalion of Infantry
Headquarters - Glendive
Band - Valier Company E - Miles City
Company A - Bozeman Company K - Billings
Company B - Roundup (1) Company M - Choteau
Second Separate Battalion of Infantry
Headquarters - Helena Company F - Kalispell
Company C (attached) - Shelby (2) Company H - Kalispell
Company D - Valier Company L - Libby
(1) Organized 19 Jan. 1914. (2) Organized 11 Mar. 1914.
Nebraska National Guard Headquarters - Lincoln

Brigade (hdqrs. Lincoln [1]): Fourth and Fifth Infantry, First Provisional Company, No. 1, Infantry
Medical Department Detachments: (2)
St. Paul Blue Hill
Hastings Omaha
Beatrice Bennett
Bruning
Field Hospital No. 1 - Lincoln
Company A, Signal Corps - Fremont
Fourth Infantry
Headquarters - Stanton Company F - Ord
Band - Omaha Company G - Stanton
Company A - Omaha Company H - Madison (3)
Company B - Omaha Company I - Broken Bow
Company C - Omaha Company K - Osceola
Company D - Omaha Company L - Kearney
Company E - Schuyler Company M - York
Fifth Infantry
Headquarters - St. Paul Company F - Wymore
Band - Bruning Company G - Hastings
Company A - Lincoln Company H - Fairfield
Company B - Nebraska City Company I - Beaver City
Company C - Beatrice Company K - Blue Hill
Company D - Auburn Company L - Alma
Company E - Davenport Company M - Holdridge
First Provisional Company, No. 1, Infantry - Blair (4)
(1) Transferred from Fullerton, 27 Apr. 1914. (2) Detachments organized 10 Feb. 1914. (3)Disbanded 10
Jan. 1914 at Norfolk, reorganized 15 Jan.
1914 at Madison. (4) Organized 26 Feb.
1914.
Nevada - No organized militia since 1906.
New Hampshire National Guard Headquarters - Concord

Concord Manchester
Company A, Signal Corps - Milford
Troop A, Cavalry - Peterborough
Headquarters - Portsmouth
First Company - Portsmouth Third Company - Exeter
Second Company - Laconia Fourth Company - Dover
First Infantry
Headquarters - Concord Company F - Manchester
Band - Manchester Company G - Keene
Company A - Manchester Company H - Keene
Company B - Manchester Company I - Nashua
Company C - Concord Company K - Manchester
Company D - Nashua Company L - Berlin
Company E - Concord Company M - Newport
Machine-gun Company - Franklin
National Guard of New Jersey Headquarters - Trenton

First Brigade (hdqrs. Orange): First, Fourth, and Fifth Infantry
Squadron of Cavalry - Newark Third Infantry - Camden
Field Artillery - Camden Fourth Infantry - Jersey City
First Infantry - Newark Fifth Infantry - Paterson
Second Infantry - Trenton
First Field Hospital - Elizabeth
First Field Company, Signal Corps - Jersey City
Headquarters - Montclair Troop B - Red Bank
Troop A - Newark Troop C - Newark
Field Artillery
Battery A - East Orange Battery B - Camden
First Infantry
Headquarters - Newark Company F - Newark
Band - Newark Company G - Newark
Company A - Newark Company H - Newark
Company B - Newark Company I - Newark
Company C - Newark Company K - Newark
Company D - Newark Company L - Newark
Company E - Newark Company M - Newark
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Trenton Company F - Elizabeth
Band - Trenton Company G - Freehold
Company A - Trenton Company H - New Brunswick
Company B - Trenton Company I - Elizabeth
Company C - Elizabeth Company K - Plainfield
Company D - Trenton Company L - Princeton
Company E - Trenton Company M - Somerville
Third Infantry
Headquarters - Bordentown Company F - Camden
Band - Camden Company G - Ocean City (1)
Company A - Salem Company H - Asbury Park
Company B - Camden Company I - Woodbury
Company C - Camden Company K - Bridgeton
Company D - Camden Company L - Atlantic City
Company E - Mount Holly Company M - Camden
Fourth Infantry
Headquarters (2) - Jersey City Company F - Jersey City
Band - Jersey City Company G - Jersey City
Company A - Jersey City Company H - Jersey City
Company B - Jersey City Company I - Jersey City
Company C - Jersey City Company K - Jersey City
Company D - Jersey City Company L - Jersey City
Company E - Jersey City Company M - Hoboken
Fifth Infantry
Headquarters (3) - Paterson Company F - Englewood
Band - Paterson Company G - Hackensack
Company A - Passaic Company H - Orange
Company B - Paterson (4) Company I - Orange
Company C - Paterson Company K - Montclair
Company D - Paterson Company L - Ridgewood
Company E - Paterson Company M - Rutherford
(1) Disbanded 9 Jan. 1914 at Beverly, reorganized 13 Mar.
1914 at Ocean City. (2) Included twelve mounted scouts. (3) Included fifteen mounted
scouts. (4) Disbanded 21 Apr. 1914, reorganized 8 May
1914.
National Guard of New Mexico Headquarters - Santa Fe

Medical Department Detachment, First Infantry - Albuquerque
Battery A, Field Artillery - Roswell
First Infantry
Headquarters - Santa Fe Company F - Santa Fe (1)
Band - Santa Fe Company G - Albuquerque
Company A - Las Cruces Company H - Las Vegas
Company B - Carlsbad Company I - Deming (2)
Company C - Artesia Company K - Clovis
Company D - Silver City Company L - Albuquerque (3)
Company E - Santa Fe Company M - Portales
(1) Organized 23 Mar. 1914. (2)
Organized 9 Mar. 1914. (3) Disbanded 30 Sep. 1913 at
Tucumcari, reorganized 3 Apr. 1914.
National Guard of New York Headquarters - Albany

Division Headquarters - Albany
First Brigade (hdqrs. New York): Seventh, Twelfth, Sixty-ninth, and Seventy-first Infantry
Second Brigade (hdqrs. Brooklyn): Fourteenth, Twenty-third, and Forty-seventh Infantry
Third Brigade (hdqrs. Albany): First, Second, and Tenth Infantry
Fourth Brigade (hdqrs. Buffalo): Third, Sixty-fifth, and Seventy-fourth Infantry
Twenty-second Engineers - New York Ninth Coast Artillery District - New York
Thirteenth Coast Artillery District -
Company A, Signal Corps - New York
Brooklyn
Company B, Signal Corps - Brooklyn First Infantry - Middletown
Headquarters, First Cavalry - Brooklyn Second Infantry - Troy
Troop B, First Cavalry - Albany Third Infantry - Rochester
Troop D, First Cavalry - Syracuse Seventh Infantry - New York
Troop H, First Cavalry - Rochester Tenth Infantry - Albany
Troop I, First Cavalry - Buffalo Twelfth Infantry - New York
Squadron A, Cavalry - New York Fourteenth Infantry - Brooklyn
First Field Artillery - New York Twenty-third Infantry - Brooklyn
Battery A, First Field Artillery - Syracuse Forty-seventh Infantry - Brooklyn
Battery C, First Field Artillery - Binghamton Sixty-fifth Infantry - Buffalo
Second Field Artillery - New York Sixty-ninth Infantry - New York
Batteries A, B, and C, Second Field Artillery - Brooklyn Seventy-first Infantry - New York
Eighth Coast Artillery District - New York Seventy-fourth Infantry - Buffalo
First Ambulance Company - Binghamton First Field Hospital - New York
Second Ambulance Company - Rochester Second Field Hospital - Albany
Third Ambulance Company - New York (1)
Twenty-second Regiment, Corps of Engineers
Headquarters - New York Company F - New York
Band - New York Company G - New York
Company A - New York Company H - New York
Company B - New York Company I - New York
Company C - New York Company K - New York
Company D - New York Company L - New York
Company E - New York Company M - New York
First Battalion, Signal Corps (2)
Headquarters - New York
Company A - New York (3) Company B - Brooklyn (4)
First Cavalry (5)
Headquarters - Brooklyn Troop G - Utica
Troop A - Brooklyn Troop H - Rochester
Troop B - Albany Troop I - Buffalo
Troop C - Brooklyn Troop K - Brooklyn
Troop D - Syracuse Troop L - Brooklyn
Troop E - Brooklyn Troop M - Ashantee, Avon (6)
Troop F - Staten Island Machine-gun Troop - New York
Squadron A, Cavalry (7)
Headquarters - New York Troop B - New York
Band - New York Troop C - New York
Troop A - New York Troop D - New York
First Field Artillery
Headquarters - New York Battery C - Binghamton
Band - New York Battery D - New York
Battery A - Syracuse Battery E - New York
Battery B - New York Battery F - New York
Second Field Artillery
Headquarters - Brooklyn Battery C - Brooklyn
Band - Brooklyn Battery D - Brooklyn
Battery A - Brooklyn Battery E - New York
Battery B - New York Battery F - New York
Coast Artillery Corps (hdqrs. New York) (8)
Eighth Artillery District:
Headquarters - New York Twenty-ninth Company - New York
Band - New York Thirtieth Company - New York
Twenty-fifth Company - New York Thirty-first Company - New York
Twenty-sixth Company - New York Thirty-second Company - New York
Twenty-seventh Company - New York Thirty-third Company - New York
Twenty-eighth Company - New York Thirty-fourth Company - New York (9)
Ninth Artillery District:
Headquarters - New York Seventeenth Company - New York
Band - New York Eighteenth Company - New York
Thirteenth Company - New York Nineteenth Company - New York
Fourteenth Company - New York Twentieth Company - New York
Fifteenth Company - New York Twenty-first Company - New York
Sixteenth Company - New York Twenty-second Company - New York
Thirteenth Artillery District:
Headquarters - New York Sixth Company - New York
Band - New York Seventh Company - New York
First Company - New York Eighth Company - New York
Second Company - New York Ninth Company - New York
Third Company - New York Tenth Company - New York
Fourth Company - New York Eleventh Company - New York
Fifth Company - New York Twelfth Company - New York
First Infantry
Headquarters (10) - Binghamton Company F - Walton
Band - Binghamton Company G - Oneonta
Company A - Utica Company H - Binghamton
Company B - Utica Company I - Middletown
Company C - Watertown Company K - Malone
Company D - Ogdensburg Company L - Newburgh
Company E - Newburgh Company M - Mohawk
Second Infantry
Headquarters (11) - Troy Company F - Schenectady
Band - Troy Company G - Gloversville
Company A - Troy Company H - Amsterdam
Company B - Cohoes Company I - Whitehall
Company C - Troy Company K - Glens Falls
Company D - Troy Company L - Saratoga Springs
Company E - Schenectady Company M - Hoosick Falls
Third Infantry
Headquarters - Rochester Company F - Syracuse
Band - Rochester Company G - Oswego
Company A - Rochester Company H - Niagra Falls
Company B - Medina Company I - Olean
Company C - Rochester Company K - Hornell
Company D - Rochester Company L - Elmira
Company E - Geneva Company M - Auburn
Seventh Infantry
Headquarters (12) - New York Company F - New York
Tenth Infantry
Headquarters (13) - Albany Company F - Hudson
Band - Albany Company G - Yonkers
Company A - Albany Company H - Mount Vernon
Company B - Albany Company I - Flushing
Company C - Albany Company K - Poughkeepsie
Company D - Albany Company L - White Plains
Company E - Catskill Company M - Kingston
Twelfth Infantry
Fourteenth Infantry
Headquarters - Brooklyn Company F - Brooklyn
Band - Brooklyn Company G - Brooklyn
Company A - Brooklyn Company H - Brooklyn
Company B - Brooklyn Company I - Brooklyn
Company C - Brooklyn Company K - Brooklyn
Company D - Brooklyn Company L - Brooklyn
Company E - Brooklyn Company M - Brooklyn
Twenty-third Infantry
Forty-seventh Infantry
Sixty-fifth Infantry
Headquarters - Buffalo Company F - Buffalo
Band - Buffalo Company G - Buffalo
Company A - Buffalo Company H - Buffalo
Company B - Buffalo Company I - Buffalo
Company C - Buffalo Company K - Buffalo
Company D - Buffalo Company L - Buffalo
Company E - Jamestown Company M - Buffalo
Sixty-ninth Infantry
Seventy-first Infantry
Headquarters (14) - New York Company F - New York
Seventy-fourth Infantry
Headquarters (15) - Buffalo Company F - Buffalo
Band - Buffalo Company G - Buffalo
Company A - Buffalo Company H - Buffalo
Company B - Buffalo Company I - Buffalo
Company C - Buffalo Company K - Tonawanda
Company D - Buffalo Company L - Buffalo
Company E - Buffalo Company M - Buffalo
(1) Organized 26 Jan. 1914. (2)
Organized 17 Feb. 1914. (3) Reassigned from First Company, Signal Corps, on 17 Feb.
1914. (4) Reassigned from Second Company, Signal Corps, on 17 Feb. 1914. (5)Consolidated from the
former First and Second Cavalry Regiments, Nov./Dec. 1913. (6)Organized 21 Mar. 1914. (7) Organized
from the former First Cavalry on 5 Nov. 1913, being titled the First Separate Squadron until 5 Mar.
1914. (8) In August of 1914 the Coast Artillery Districts were renamed Coast Defense
Commands. (9) Organized 29 May 1914. (10)Included fifteen mounted scouts. (11) Included fifteen
mounted scouts. (12) Included thirteen mounted scouts. (13) Included eleven mounted
scouts. (14) Included nineteen mounted scouts. (15) Included fifteen mounted
scouts.
North Carolina National Guard Headquarters - Raleigh
First Brigade (hdqrs. Oxford): First, Second, and Third Infantry
First Infantry - Rutherfordton (1) Third Infantry - Reidsville
Second Infantry - Newbern
Field Hospital No. 1 - Asheville Ambulance Company No. 1 - Canton (2)
Cavalry
Troop A - Lincolnton Troop B - Asheville
Headquarters - Salisbury
First Company - Raleigh Fourth Company - Salisbury
Second Company - Wilmington Fifth Company - Charlotte
Third Company - Greensboro Sixth Company - Hendersonville
First Infantry
Headquarters - Shelby Company F - Asheville
Band - Asheville Company G - Shelby
Company A - Hickory Company H - Waynesville
Company B - Gastonia Company I - Mount Airy
Company C - Winston-Salem Company K - Asheville
Company D - Charlotte Company L - Concord
Company E - Statesville Company M - High Point
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Washington Company F - Fayetteville
Band - Kinston Company G - Raeford (3)
Company A - Tarboro Company H - Clinton
Company B - Kinston Company I - Edenton
Company C - Selma Company K - Wilson
Company D - Goldsboro Company L - Lumber Bridge
Company E - Goldsboro Company M - Dunn
Third Infantry
Headquarters - Reidsville Company F - Reidsville
Band - Raleigh Company G - Warrenton
Company A - Lexington Company H - Burlington
Company B - Raleigh Company I - Ashboro
Company C - Henderson Company K - Thomasville
Company D - Louisburg Company L - Oxford
Company E - Franklinton Company M - Durham
(1) Organized 1 Apr. 1914. (2) Organized
14 Mar. 1914. (3) Disbanded 1 Apr. 1914 at
Washington, reorganized 18 Apr. 1914.
North Dakota National Guard Headquarters - Bismarck

Medical Department Detachment - Lisbon
First Infantry
Headquarters - Grafton Company F - Mandan
Band - Lisbon Company G - Valley City
Company A - Bismarck Company H - Jamestown
Company B - Fargo Company I - Washpeton
Company C - Grafton Company K - Dickinson
Company D - Minot Company L - Hillsboro
Company E - Williston Company M - Devils Lake
Machine-gun Company - Grand Forks.
Ohio National Guard Headquarters - Columbus

First Brigade (hdqrs. Toledo): Second, Third, and Sixth Infantry
Second Brigade (hdqrs. Columbus): Fourth, Fifth, and Eighth Infantry
Corps of Engineers - Cleveland Third Infantry - Dayton
Signal Corps - Toledo Fourth Infantry - Columbus
Signal Corps - Columbus Fifth Infantry - Cleveland
Cavalry - Columbus Sixth Infantry - Toledo
Battalion of Field Artillery - Columbus Seventh Infantry - Zanesville
Second Infantry - Spencerville Ninth Separate Battalion - Toledo
First Ambulance Company - Toledo First Field Hospital - Cincinnati
Second Ambulance Company - Columbus Second Field Hospital - Columbus
Third Field Hospital - Youngstown (1)
First Battalion, Corps of Engineers
Headquarters - Cleveland Company B - Cleveland
Band - Cleveland Company C - Cleveland
Company A - Cleveland Company D - Cleveland
Signal Corps Field Battalion
Headquarters - Columbus
Company A - Toledo Company B - Columbus
Headquarters - Cleveland
Troop A - Cleveland Troop C - Cincinnati
Troop B - Columbus Troop D - Toledo
Headquarters - Briggsdale
Battery A - Cleveland Battery C - Briggsdale
Battery B - Toledo Battery D - Mount Vernon
First Infantry
Headquarters - Cincinnati Company F - Cincinnati
Band - Cincinnati Company G - Cincinnati
Company A - Norwood Company H - Lebanon
Company B - Wyoming Company I - Cincinnati
Company C - Cincinnati Company K - Batavia
Company D - Hillsboro Company L - Manchester
Company E - Blanchester Company M - Georgetown
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Lima Company F - Spencerville
Band - Van Wert (2) Company G - Ada
Company A - Findlay Company H - Bowling Green
Company B - Paulding Company I - Kenton
Company C - Lima Company K - St. Marys
Company D - Van Wert Company L - Sycamore
Company E - Hicksville Company M - Ottawa
Third Infantry
Headquarters - Dayton Company F - Eaton
Band - Dayton Company G - Dayton
Company A - Covington Company H - Dayton
Company B - Springfield Company I - Xenia
Company C - Piqua Company K - Dayton
Company D - Urbana Company L - Sidney
Company E - Hamilton Company M - Greenville
Fourth Infantry
Headquarters - Columbus Company F - Circleville
Band - Columbus Company G - Newark
Company A - Greenfield Company H - Chillicothe
Company B - Columbus Company I - Columbus
Company C - Columbus Company K - Delaware
Company D - Marion Company L - Lancaster
Company E - Marysville Company M - Washington
Fifth Infantry
Headquarters - Cleveland Company F - Cleveland
Band - Cleveland Company G - Norwalk
Company A - Berea Company H - Youngstown
Company B - Elyria Company I - Cleveland
Company C - Cleveland Company K - Cleveland
Company D - Warren Company L - Conneaut
Company E - Geneva Company M - Youngstown
Sixth Infantry
Headquarters - Toledo Company F - Napoleon
Band - Defiance Company G - Defiance
Company A - Toledo Company H - Toledo
Company B - Sandusky Company I - Clyde
Company C - Toledo Company K - Fremont
Company D - Fostoria Company L - Toledo
Company E - Bryan Company M - Oak Harbor
Seventh Infantry
Headquarters - Marietta Company F - Gallipolis
Band - Zanesville Company G - Logan
Company A - Zanesville Company H - New Lexington
Company B - Marietta Company I - Ironton
Company C - Pomeroy Company K - Portsmouth (4)
Company D - Somerset Company L - Athens
Company E - Cambridge (3) Company M - McConnelsville
Eighth Infantry
Headquarters - Bucyrus Company F - Akron
Band - Akron Company G - Wadsworth
Company A - Bucyrus Company H - Shreve
Company B - Akron Company I - Tiffin
Company C - Canton Company K - Alliance
Company D - Wooster Company L - Galion
Company E - Ashland Company M - Mansfield
Ninth Separate Battalion of Infantry (colored)
Headquarters - Cleveland Company B - Columbus
Band - Columbus Company C - Dayton
Company A - Springfield Company D - Cleveland
(1) Organized 30 Jun. 1914. (2)
Transferred from Tiffin, 24 Mar. 1914. (3) Transferred from Caldwell, 30 Mar. 1914. (4)Disbanded 11
Mar.
1914.
Oklahoma National Guard Headquarters - Oklahoma City

Medical Department Detachment, First Infantry - Woodward
Field Hospital No. 1 - Oklahoma City
Company A, Corps of Engineers - Norman
Field Company A, Signal Corps - Norman
Signal Corps Company - Blackwell (1)
First Separate Troop, Cavalry - Okemah
Second Separate Troop, Cavalry - Oklahoma City (2)
First Infantry
Headquarters - Chandler Company F - Muskogee
Band - Oklahoma City (3) Company G - Holdenville (4)
Company A - Tulsa Company H - Durant
Company B - Chandler Company I - Stillwater
Company C - Shawnee Company K - Enid
Company D - McAlester Company L - Antlers
Company E - Pawnee Company M - Oklahoma City
(1) Disbanded 18 Feb. 1914. (2)
Organized 27 Feb. 1914. (3) Disbanded 2 Jan. 1914 at Shawnee, reorganized 27 Feb.
1914. (4) Disbanded 19
Mar. 1914 at Ardmore, reorganized 9 May 1914.
Oregon National Guard Headquarters - Salem

Portland (1) Roseburg (2)
Ambulance Company - Portland
Troop A, Cavalry - Portland
Headquarters - Eugene Fourth Company - Roseburg
Band - Portland Fifth Company - Albany
First Company - Ashland Sixth Company - Cottage Grove
Second Company - Eugene Seventh Company - Medford
Third Company - Eugene Eighth Company - Portland
Third Infantry
Headquarters - Portland Company F - Portland
Band - Portland Company G - Oregon City
Company A - McMinnville Company H - Portland
Company B - Portland Company I - Woodburn
Company C - Portland Company K - Corvallis
Company D - Portland Company L - Dallas
Company E - Portland Company M - Salem
(1) Organized 20 Apr. 1914. (2) Organized 10 Apr. 1914.
National Guard of Pennsylvania Headquarters - Harrisburg

Division Headquarters - Wilkes-Barre
First Brigade (hdqrs. Philadelphia): First, Second, and Third Infantry
Second Brigade (hdqrs. Oil City): Tenth, Sixteenth, and Eighteenth Infantry
Third Brigade (hdqrs. Sunbury): Ninth, Twelfth (1), and Thirteenth Infantry
Fourth Brigade (2) (hdqrs. Philadelphia): Fourth, Sixth, and Eighth Infantry
Squadron of Cavalry - New Castle Ninth Infantry - Wilkes-Barre
First Infantry - Philadelphia Tenth Infantry - Connellsville
Second Infantry - Philadelphia Twelfth Infantry - Sunbury
Third Infantry - Philadelphia Thirteenth Infantry - Scranton
Fourth Infantry - Allentown Fourteenth Infantry - Pittsburgh
Sixth Infantry - Philadelphia Eighteenth Infantry - Pittsburgh
Eighth Infantry - Summit Hill
Field Hospital No. 1 - Pittsburgh
Corps of Engineers
Company A - Scranton Company B - Philadelphia
Company A, Signal Corps - Pittsburgh
Headquarters - Philadelphia
First Troop - Philadelphia Troop A - Philadelphia
Second Troop - Philadelphia Troop G - Philadelphia
Second Squadron of Cavalry
Headquarters - Harrisburg
Governor's Troop - Harrisburg Troop F - New Castle
Sheridan Troop - Tyrone Troop H - Coraopolis
Third Squadron of Cavalry (3)
Troop I - Sunbury (4) Troop L - Bellefonte (6)
Troop K - Lock Haven (5) Troop M - Lewisburg (7)
Field Artillery
Battery B - Pittsburgh Battery D - Williamsport (8)
Battery C - Phoenixville
First Infantry
Headquarters - Philadelphia Company F - Philadelphia
Band - Philadelphia Company G - Philadelphia
Company A - Philadelphia Company H - Philadelphia
Company B - Philadelphia Company I - Philadelphia
Company C - Philadelphia Company K - Philadelphia
Company D - Philadelphia Company L - Philadelphia
Company E - Philadelphia Company M - Philadelphia
Second Infantry
Third Infantry
Fourth Infantry
Headquarters - Allentown Company F - Pottsville
Band - Lancaster Company G - Pine Grove
Company A - Reading Company H - Lebanon
Company B - Allentown Company I - Reading
Company C - Columbia Company K - Lancaster
Company D - Allentown Company L - Easton (9)
Company E - Hamburg Company M - Bethlehem
Sixth Infantry
Headquarters - Philadelphia Company F - Morristown
Band - Philadelphia Company G - Doylestown
Company A - Pottstown Company H - Media
Company B - Chester Company I - West Chester
Company C - Chester Company K - Philadelphia
Company D - Phoenixville Company L - Philadelphia
Eighth Infantry
Headquarters - Harrisburg Company F - Huntington
Band - Carlisle Company G - Carlisle
Company A - York Company H - Pottsville
Company B - Tamaqua Company I - Harrisburg
Company C - Chambersburg Company K - York
Company D - Harrisburg Company L - Bedford
Company E - Mahanoy City Company M - Lewistown (10)
Ninth Infantry
Headquarters - Wilkes-Barre Company F - Wilkes-Barre
Band - Wilkes-Barre Company G - Hazleton
Company A - Wilkes-Barre Company H - Pittston
Company B - Wilkes-Barre Company I - Plymouth
Company C - Pittston Company K - Wilkes-Barre
Company D - Wilkes-Barre Company L - Nanticoke
Company E - Wilkes-Barre Company M - Pittston
Tenth Infantry
Headquarters - Greensburg Company F - Indiana
Band - Connellsville Company G - Hollidaysburg
Company A - Monogahela City Company H - Washington
Company B - New Brighton Company I - Greensburg
Company C - Somerset Company K - Waynesburg
Company D - Connellsville Company L - Blairsville
Company E - Mount Pleasant Company M - Latrobe
Thirteenth Infantry
Headquarters - Scranton Company F - Scranton
Band - Scranton Company G - Stroudsburg
Company A - Scranton Company H - Scranton
Company B - Scranton Company I - Bloomsburg (11)
Company C - Scranton Company K - Scranton
Company D - Scranton Company L - Scranton
Company E - Honesdale Company M - Moscow
Fourteenth Infantry (12)
Headquarters - Pittsburg Company F - Pittsburg
Band - Pittsburg Company G - Pittsburg
Company A - Pittsburg Company H - Pittsburg
Company B - Pittsburg Company I - Pittsburg
Company C - Bellevue (13) Company K - Pittsburg
Company D - Pittsburg Company L - vacant
Company E - Pittsburg Company M - vacant
Sixteenth Infantry
Headquarters - Oil City Company F - Franklin
Band - Butler Company G - Erie
Company A - Corry Company H - Ridgway
Company B - Meadville Company I - Warren
Company C - Bradford Company K - Kittaning
Company D - Oil City Company L - Butler
Company E - Kane Company M - Grove City
Eighteenth Infantry
Headquarters - Pittsburg Company F - Pittsburg
Band - Pittsburg Company G - Pittsburg
Company A - Pittsburg Company H - Pittsburg
Company B - Pittsburg Company I - Pittsburg
Company C - Pittsburg Company K - Pittsburg
Company D - Pittsburg Company L - Pittsburg
Company E - Pittsburg Company M - Pittsburg
Separate Battalion of Infantry (14)
Headquarters - Milton
Company C - Milton (15) Company F - Danville (17)
Company D - Williamsport (16) Company K - Sunbury (18)
(1) Disbanded May/June 1914. (2) Not
attached to the Division. (3) Organized 1 May 1914. (4) Reassigned from Company E of the Twelfth
Infantry, 1 May 1914. (5) Reassigned from Company H of the Twelfth Infantry, 1 May
1914. (6) Reassigned from Company L of the Twelfth Infantry, 1 May 1914. (7) Reassigned from
Company A of the Twelfth Infantry, 1 May 1914. (8) Reassigned from Companies B and I of the
Twelfth Infantry, 15 Jun. 1914. (9) Reassigned from Company I of the Thirteenth Infantry, 15 Jun.
1914. (10) Reassigned from Company M of the Twelfth Infantry, 15 Jun. 1914. (11) Reassigned from
Company G of the Twelfth Infantry, 15 Jun. 1914. (12) Not attached to any brigade. (13) Organized 2
Feb. 1914. (14) Organized 15 Jun. 1914. (15)Reassigned from Company C of the Twelfth Infantry,
15 Jun. 1914. (16) Reassigned from Company D of the Twelfth Infantry, 15 Jun. 1914. (17) Reassigned
from Company F of the Twelfth Infantry, 15 Jun. 1914. (18) Reassigned from Company K of the Twelfth
Infantry,
15 Jun. 1914.
Rhode Island National Guard Headquarters - Providence

Medical Department Detachment - Providence
Cavalry Detachment (1)
Troop A - Providence Troop C - Providence
Troop B - Providence
Light Battery A, Field Artillery - Providence
Coast Artillery District (2)
Headquarters - Providence
Band - Providence Ninth Company - Providence
First Company - Providence Tenth Company - Providence
Second Company - Providence Eleventh Company - River Point
Third Company - Providence Twelfth Company - Woonsocket
Fourth Company - Providence Thirteenth Company - Providence
Fifth Company - Westerley Fourteenth Company - Providence
Sixth Company - Woonsocket Fifteenth Company - Pawtucket
Seventh Company - Providence Sixteenth Company - Providence
Eighth Company - Pawtucket Seventeenth Company - Providence
Chartered Companies: (3)
Newport Artillery Company - Newport

Kentish Guards - East Greenwich
United Train of Artillery
Company A - Providence Company C - Providence (4)
Company B (band) - Providence
Bristol Train of Artillery
Company A - Bristol Company C - Bristol (5)
Company B - Bristol
Kentish Artillery - Apponaug
First Light Infantry Regiment
Headquarters - Providence
Company A - Providence Company D - Providence
Company B - Providence (6) Company E - Providence
Warren Artillery - Warren
(1) The Cavalry Detachment was titled the First Cavalry
Squadron until 30 Apr. 1914. (2) Until 18 Dec. 1913, the Coast Artillery was divided into the First and
Second Artillery Districts. (3) Reported to the Adjutant General of Rhode Island but not Federally
recognized. (4) Disbanded sometime in 1914. (5) Organized sometime in 1914. (6) Organized sometime
in the latter half of
1914.
National Guard of South Carolina Headquarters - Columbia

First Brigade (hdqrs. Columbia): First, Second, and Third Infantry.
Medical Department Detachment, Second Infantry - Columbia.
First Field Hospital - Columbia.
First Infantry
Headquarters - Yorkville Company F - Woodruff
Band - Williamston Company G - Pelzer
Company A - Greenville Company H - Rockhill
Company B - Liberty Hill (1) Company I - Spartanburg
Company C - Clifton (1) Company K - Fort Mill
Company D - Laurens Company L - Yorkville
Company E - Anderson Company M - Union
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Columbia Company F - Edgeville
Band - Anderson Company G - Hartsville
Company A - Camden Company H - Orangeburg
Company B - Columbia (2) Company I - Timmonsville
Company C - Columbia (2) Company K - Darlington
Company D - Columbia (2) Company L - Sumter
Company E - Bennettsville Company M - New Brookland
Third Infantry
Headquarters - Charleston Company F - Georgetown
Band - vacant Company G - Elloree
Company A - Charleston (3) Company H - Conway (1)
Company B - Charleston (3) Company I - Cheraw
Company C - Charleston (3) Company K - Waterboro
Company D - Charleston (3) Company L - Orangeburg
Company E - Barnwell (1) Company M - Winnsboro
(1) These companies were disbanded in the second half of
1914. There was a thorough reorganization of the entire South Carolina National Guard in the first half
of 1915. (2) The Columbia companies were also titled the Richland Volunteers, Governors Guards, and
Columbia Light Infantry. (3) The Charleston companies carried the additional titles of the Sumter
Guards, Washington Light Infantry, Irish Volunteers, and German
Fusiliers.
South Dakota National Guard Headquarters - Pierre

Medical Department Detachment - Rapid City (1).
Fourth Infantry
Headquarters (2) - Howard Company F - Mitchell
Band - Watertown Company G - Redfield
Company A - Pierre Company H - Faulkton
Company B - Sioux Falls Company I - Rapid City (4)
Company C - Brookings (3) Company K - Lemmon
Company D - Madison Company L - Aberdeen
Company E - Canton Company M - Yankton
Separate Company A, Infantry - Howard (5)
Separate Company B, Infantry - Huron (6)
Separate Company C, Infantry - Lead
(1) Organized 9 Mar. 1914. (2) Included
seventeen mounted scouts organized at Ipswich on 7 Nov. 1914. (3) Disbanded 28 Feb. 1914 at
Brookings, reorganized from Separate Company A on 5 Mar. 1914. (4) Disbanded 28 Feb. 1914 at
Wessington Springs, reorganized from Separate Company B on 5 Mar. 1914. (5) Organized 26 Feb.
1914. (distinct from Separate Company A of Note 3). (6) Organized May
1914.
National Guard of Tennessee Headquarters - Nashville

Athens Memphis
Ambulance Company No. 1 - Huntingdon Field Hospital No. 1 - Knoxville
Troop B, Cavalry - Chattanooga
Third Infantry
Headquarters - Knoxville Company F - Johnson City
Band - Chattanooga Company G - Etowah
Company A - Sweetwater (1) Company H - Bristol
Company B - Maryville Company I - Athens
Company C - Knoxville Company K - Chattanooga
Company D - Elizabeth Company L - Tazewell
Company E - Hampton Company M - Chattanooga (2)
First Separate Battalion of Infantry
Headquarters - Memphis
Company A - Memphis Company G - Memphis
Company E - Memphis Company M - Memphis
Machine-gun Company - Knoxville
Second Separate Battalion of Infantry
Headquarters - Nashville
Company B - Nashville (3) Company D - Lawrenceburg
Company C - Jackson Company K - Nashville
Separate Company F, Infantry - La Follette
Separate Company H, Infantry - Nashville
Separate Company I, Infantry - Tellico Plains
Company G, Infantry, unattached (colored) - Nashville
(1) Disbanded sometime in 1914 or early 1915, then
reorganized from Separate Company I at Tellico Plains. (2) Disbanded sometime in 1914 or early 1915,
then reorganized from Separate Company F at La Follette. (3) Disbanded sometime in 1914 or early
1915, then replaced
by Separate Company H.
Texas National Guard Headquarters - Austin

First Brigade (hdqrs. San Antonio): Second, Third, and Fourth Infantry
Medical Department Detachment - Fort Worth
Field Hospital No. 1 - Galveston
First Cavalry
Headquarters - Houston
Troop A - Houston Troop C - Austin
Troop B - Amarillo Troop D - Corsicana
Battery A, Field Artillery - Dallas
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Caldwell Company F - Kaufman
Band - Brenham Company G - Temple
Company A - San Antonio Company H - Taylor
Company B - San Antonio Company I - Laredo
Company C - San Antonio Company K - Waco
Company D - San Antonio Company L - Athens
Company E - Austin Company M - Hillsboro
Third Infantry
Headquarters - Marshall Company F - Groveton
Band - Hillsboro Company G - Galveston
Company A - Houston Company H - Mexia
Company B - Timpson Company I - Corsicana
Company C - Corpus Christi Company K - Orange
Company D - Marshall Company L - Brownsville
Company E - Cameron Company M - Beaumont
Fourth Infantry
Headquarters - Sherman Company F - Crowell
Band - Cameron Company G - Dallas
Company A - Fort Worth Company H - Vernon
Company B - Fort Worth Company I - Waxahachie
Company C - Sherman Company K - El Paso
Company D - Fort Worth Company L - Plainview
Company E - El Paso Company M - Gainesville
National Guard of Utah Headquarters - Salt Lake City

Medical Department Detachment - Salt Lake City
Company A, Signal Corps - Salt Lake City
First Battery, Field Artillery - Salt Lake City
First Infantry
Headquarters - Salt Lake City
Company B - Ogden Company F - Manti
Company D - Mount Pleasant Company G - Ephraim
First Separate Infantry Company, Infantry - Salt Lake City
Vermont National Guard Headquarters - Montpelier

Medical Department Detachment - Burlington
Headquarters - Northfield
Troop A - Northfield Troop C - Northfield
Troop B - Northfield Troop D - Northfield
First Infantry
Headquarters - Burlington (1) Company F - Northfield
Band - Brattleboro Company G - Woodstock
Company A - Rutland Company H - Montpelier
Company B - St. Albans Company I - Brattleboro
Company C - Burlington Company K - Springfield
Company D - St. Johnsbury Company L - Newport
Company E - Bellows Falls Company M - Burlington
(1) Transferred from Bradford, 1 Apr. 1914.
Virginia Volunteers Headquarters - Richmond

First Brigade (hdqrs. Norfolk): First, Second, and Fourth Infantry
First Infantry - Richmond Battery A - Richmond
Second Infantry - Chase City Battery B - Norfolk
Fourth Infantry - Norfolk Battery C - Portsmouth
Richmond Light Infantry Blues - Richmond
Signal Company - Richmond (1)
First Battalion, Field Artillery
Headquarters - Richmond Battery B - Norfolk
Battery A - Richmond Battery C - Portsmouth
First Infantry
Headquarters - Staunton Company F - Richmond
Band - Staunton Company G - Alexandria
Company A - Richmond Company H - Leesburg
Company B - Richmond Company I - Staunton
Company C - Richmond Company K - Staunton
Company D - Charlottesville Company L - Fredericksburg
Company E - Lynchburg Company M - Danville
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Luray Company F - Roanoke
Band - vacant Company G - Petersburg
Company A - Farmville Company H - Big Stone Gap (2)
Company B - Culpeper Company I - Winchester
Company C - Warrenton Company K - Strasburg
Company D - Front Royal Company L - Pulaski (3)
Company D - Front Royal Company L - Pulaski (3)
Company E - Chase City Company M - Radford (4)
Fourth Infantry
Headquarters - Norfolk Company F - Suffolk
Band - Norfolk Company G - Norfolk
Company A - Norfolk Company H - Highland Springs (5)
Company B - Norfolk Company I - Franklin
Company C - Newport News Company K - Portsmouth
Company D - Norfolk Company L - Portsmouth
Company E - Norfolk Company M - Emporia
Richmond Light Infantry Blues Battalion
Headquarters - Richmond Company B - Richmond
Band - Richmond Company C - Richmond
Company A - Richmond Company D - Richmond
(1) Organized 10 Apr. 1914. (2)
Organized 28 Jan. 1914. (3) Organized 30 Jan.
1914. (4) Organized 21 Mar. 1914. (5) Organized 24 Jan. 1914.
National Guard of Washington Headquarters - Olympia

Medical Department Detachment - Tacoma
Company A, Signal Corps - Seattle
Troop B, Cavalry - Tacoma
Headquarters - Seattle Third Company - Everett (2)
First Company - Seattle (1) Fourth Company - Tacoma
Second Company - Bellingham Fifth Company - Snohomish
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Seattle Company F - Seattle
Band - Seattle Company G - Aberdeen
Company A - Seattle Company H - Spokane
Company B - Seattle Company I - Spokane
Company C - North Yakima Company K - Walla Walla
Company D - Seattle Company L - Seattle
Company E - North Yakima Company M - Centralia
Machine-gun Company - Spokane
(1) Disbanded 23 Jan. 1914 at Tacoma, reorganized 4 Feb.
1914. (2) Disbanded
13 Apr. 1914.
West Virginia National Guard Headquarters - Charleston

First Infantry - Piedmont Second Infantry - Bluefield (1)
First Infantry
Headquarters - Fairmont Company F - Martinsburg
Band - Fairmont Company G - Kingwood
Company A - Weston Company H - Fairmont
Company B - Sutton Company I - Fairmont
Company C - Buckhannon Company K - Clarksburg
Company D - Littleton Company L - Morgantown
Company E - Piedmont Company M - Terra Alta
Second Infantry
Headquarters - Parkersburg Company F - Fayetteville
Band - Martinsburg Company G - Huntingdon
Company A - Parkersburg Company H - Huntingdon
Company B - Ravenswood (4) Company I - Huntingdon
Company C - Charleston Company K - Welch (5)
Company D - Spencer Company L - Bluefield
Company E - Parkersburg Company M - Charleston
(1) Organized 1 Mar. 1914. (2) Organized
9 Feb. 1914. (3) Organized 23 Feb. 1914. (4) Organized 9 Feb. 1914. (5)
Organized 17 Feb. 1914.
Wisconsin National Guard Headquarters - Madison

First Infantry - Milwaukee Third Infantry - Viroqua
Second Infantry - Appleton
First Field Hospital - Milwaukee (1)
Troop A, Cavalry - Milwaukee
Battey A, Field Artillery - Milwaukee
First Infantry (2)
Headquarters - Madison Company F - Milwaukee
Band - Madison Company G - Madison
Company A - Milwaukee Company H - Monroe
Company B - Fort Atkinson Company I - Neenah
Company C - Whitewater Company K - Milwaukee
Company D - Milwaukee Company L - Beloit
Company E - Milwaukee Company M - Oconomowoc
Second Infantry (3)
Headquarters - Oconto Company F - Oshkosh
Band - Marshfield Company G - Appleton
Company A - Marshfield Company H - Manitowoc
Company B - Oshkosh Company I - Marinette
Company C - Sheboygan Company K - Beaver Dam
Company D - Ripon Company L - Rhinelander
Company E - Fond du Lac Company M - Oconto
Third Infantry (4)
Headquarters - Sparta Company F - Portage
Band - Viroqua Company G - Wausau
Company A - Neillsville Company H - Menomonie
Company B - La Crosse Company I - Superior
Company C - Hudson Company K - Tomah
Company D - Mauston Company L - Sparta
Company E - Eau Claire Company M - La Crosse
Tenth Separate Battalion of Infantry
Headquarters - Sparta
Company A - Rice Lake Company C - Chippewa Falls
Company B - Reedsburg Company D - Ashland
(1) Organized 24 Apr. 1914. (2) First
Battalion - Companies C, H, G, and L; Second Battalion - Companies B, I, K, and M; Third Battalion -
Companies A, D, E, and F. (3) First Battalion - Companies C, D, E, and K; Second Battalion -
Companies A, I, L, and M; Third Battalion - Companies B, F, G, and H. (4) First Battalion - Companies
A, D, F, and G; Second Battalion - Companies C, E, H, and I; Third Battalion - Companies
B, L, K, and M.
Wyoming National Guard Headquarters - Cheyenne

Medical Department Detachment, Third Infantry - Laramie
Third Infantry
Headquarters - Cheyenne Company F - Douglas
Band - Douglas Company G - Cheyenne
Company A - Newcastle Company H - Sheridan
Company B - Lander Company I - Wheatland
Company C - Powell Company K - Laramie
Company D - Basin Company L - Thermopolis
Company E - Cody Company M - Burns
Report of the Chief, Division of Militia Affairs, (later the National Guard Annual Report). Washington Government P
Adjutant Generals Reports of the various States. Annual and Biennial.
Blue books and almanacs of the various States. Annual.
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A peacetime order of battle of the United States Army for

The author gratefully accepts comments,

UNITED STATES ARMY

Commander in Chief: Woodrow Wilson, President.

The Eastern Department

The Central Department

The Southern Department

The Western Department

The Philippine Department

The Hawaiian Department

DIVISIONS AND BRIGADES

First Division - Hdqrs. Governors Island, N.Y.

Third Division - Hdqrs. San Francisco, Calif.

Cavalry Division - Hdqrs. San Antonio, Tex.

Regiment Higher Organization August, 1914 Aug

Headquarters Schofield Bks., T.H. Schofield

First Battalion Hdqtrs. "

Third Battalion Hdqtrs. "

April, 1917 - Schofield Bks., T.H.

Headquarters Ft. Shafter, T.H. Ft. Sha

First Battalion Hdqtrs. "

Second Battalion Hdqtrs. "

Third Battalion Hdqtrs. "

April, 1917 - Ft. Shafter, T.H.

Headquarters Madison Bks., N.Y. Madison

First Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. Ontario, N.Y. Ft. Onta

Second Battalion Hdqtrs. Madison Bks., N.Y. Madison

Third Battalion Hdqtrs. "

April, 1917 - Cp. Eagle Pass, Tex..

Headquarters Ft. Crook, Nebr. Vera Cru

First Battalion Hdqtrs. "

Second Battalion Hdqtrs. "

Third Battalion Hdqtrs. Ft. SnelIing, Minn.

In February 1913 the regiment moved from its

Headquarters Plattsburg Bks., N.Y. Plattsburg

First Battalion Hdqtrs. "

Second Battalion Hdqtrs. "

Third Battalion Hdqtrs. "

From 3 to 12 August, 1914, Company B was at the

April, 1917 - Empire, C.Z.

Headquarters Presidio of San Francisco, Calif. El Pas

First Battalion Hdqtrs. "

Second Battalion Hdqtrs. "

Third Battalion Hdqtrs. "

Since April 1914 the regiment was on detached

April, 1917 - Cp. Newton D. Baker, Tex.

Headquarters Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. Vera Cru

First Battalion Hdqtrs. "

Second Battalion Hdqtrs. "

Third Battalion Hdqtrs. "

In February 1913 the regiment moved from its

April, 1917 - Cp. Fort Bliss, Tex.

Headquarters Cuartel de Espaa, Manila Cuartel de E

First Battalion Hdqtrs. "

Second Battalion Hdqtrs. Cp. Eldridge, Los Banos Cp. Eldridg

Third Battalion Hdqtrs. Cuartel de Espaa, Manila Cp. Ward C

Company K " Cuartel de E

Company L " Cp. Ward C

Company M " Cuartel de E

In July 1914 a Machine-Gun

April 1917 - Ft. William McKinley, P.I.

Headquarters Ft. Thomas, Ky. Lared

First Battalion Hdqtrs. "