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NARA prepared printout of List of Military Units.xls (same as List of Military Units.csv), printed 4/13/2006 I List of Military Units - Updated I 12/21105 Abbreviations to be entered on Spreadsheet SERVICE Major Headquarters Unit Name Subordinate Unit Assigned Unit Parent Unit Anny Air Corps: Far East Air Force FEAF Hq & Hq Sqdn Hq & Hq Sqdn FEAF 5th Air Base Group 5th Air Base Gp FEAF Hq & Hq Sqdn Hq 8 Hq Sqdn 5th Air Base Gp FEAF 89th Quartermaster Bn (Avn) 89th QM Bn (Avn) 5th Air Base Gp FEAF 2nd QM Company (Avn) 2nd QM Co (Avn) 5th Air Base Gp FEAF 4th Chemical Company (Svc) (Avn) 4th Chem Co (Svc) (Avn; 5th Air Base Gp FEAF 20th Air Base Group 20th Air Base Gp FEAF Hq 8 Hq Sqdn Hq & Hq Sqdn 20th Air Base Gp FEAF 19th Air Base Squadron 19th Air Base Sqdn 20th Air Base Gp FEAF 27th Material Squadron 27th Matl Sqdn 20th Air Base Gp FEAF 28th Material Squadron 28th Matl Sqdn 20th Air Base Gp FEAF Weather Detachment Weather Det 20th Air Base Gp FEAF 7th Bombardment Group 7th Bomb Gp FEAF Hq & Hq Sqdn Hq 8 Hq Sqdn 7th Bomb Gp FEAF Far East Service Command FESC FEAF Hq 8 Hq Sqdn Hq 8 Hq Sqdn FESC FEAF V Bomber Command V Bomb Cmd FEAF Hq 8 Hq Sqdn Hq & Hq Sqdn V Bomb Cmd FEAF 19th Bombardment Group (H) 19th Bomb Gp (H) V Bomb Cmd Hq 8 Hq Sqdn Hq 8 Hq Sqdn 19th Bomb Gp (H) V Bomb Cmd 14th Bombardment Squadron 14th Bomb Sqdn 19th Bomb Gp (H) V Bomb Cmd 28th Bombardment Squadron 28th Bomb Sqdn 19th Bomb Gp (H) V Bomb Cmd 30th Bombardment Squadron 30th Bomb Sqdn 19th Bomb Gp (H) V Bomb Cmd 93rd Bombardment Squadron 93rd Bomb Sqdn 19th Bomb Gp (H) V Bomb Cmd 7th Material Squadron 7th Matl Sqdn 19th Bomb Gp (H) V Bomb Cmd 440th Ordnance Company (Avn) 440th Ord Co (Avn) 19th Bomb Gp (H) V Bomb Cmd 701st Ordnance Co (Avn) 701st Ord Co (Avn) 19th Bomb Gp (H) V Bomb Cmd 27th Bombardment Group (L) 27th Bomb Gp (L) V Bomb Cmd Hq & Hq Sqdn Hq & Hq Sqdn 27th Bomb Gp (L) V Bomb Cmd 16th Bombardment Squadron 16th Bomb Sqdn 27th Bomb Gp (L) V Bomb Cmd 17th Bombardment Squadron 17th Bomb Sqdn 27th Bomb Gp (L) V Bomb Cmd 91st Bombardment Squadron 91st Bomb Sqdn 27th Bomb Gp (L) V Bomb Cmd 2nd Observation Squadron 2nd Obsn Sqdn 27th Bomb Gp (L) V Bomb Cmd 48th Material Squadron 48th Matl Sqdn 27th Bomb Gp (L) V Bomb Cmd 454th Ordnance Company (Avn) 454th Ord Co (Avn) 27th Bomb Gp (L) V Bomb Cmd 698th Ordnance Company (Avn) 698th Ord Co (Avn) 27th Bomb Gp (L) V Bomb Cmd V Interceptor Command V lntcp Cmd FEAF Hq & Hq Sqdn Hq 8 Hq Sqdn V lntcp Cmd FEAF Air Warning Service Company Air Warning Svc Co V lntcp Cmd FEAF 24th Pursuit Group 24th Purs Gp V lntcp Cmd Hq 8 Hq Sqdn Hq 8 Hq Sqdn 24th Purs Gp V lntcp Cmd NAKA prepared pnntout of List of Military Units.xls (same as List of Military Units.csv), printed 4/13/2006 3rd Pursuit Squadron 3rd Purs Sqdn 24th Purs Gp V lntcp Cmd 17th Pursuit Squadron 17th Purs Sqdn 24th Purs Gp V lntcp Cmd 20th Pursuit Squadron 20th Purs Sqdn 24th Purs Gp V lntcp Cmd 21st Pursuit Squadron 21st Purs Sqdn 24th Purs Gp V lntcp Cmd 34th Pursuit Squadron 34th Purs Sqdn 24th Purs Gp V lntcp Cmd 693rd Ordnance Co (Avn) 693rd Ord Co (Avn) 24th Purs Gp V lntcp Cmd 724th Ordnance Company (Avn) 724th Ord Co (Avn) 24th Purs Gp V lntcp Cmd Tow Target Detachment Tow Target Det 24th Purs Gp V lntcp Cmd Parent Unit relationship unknown: 2nd Chemical Company (Svc) (Avn) 2nd Chem Co (Svc) (Avn) 5th Chemical Company (Svc) (Avn) 5th Chem Co (Svc) (Avn) Chemical Warfare Detachment Chem Det (Avn) 803rd Engineer Battalion (Avn) 803rd Engr Bn (Avn) 809th Military Police Company (Avn) 809th MP Co (Avn) 680th Ordnance Company (Avn) 680th Ord Co (Avn) 745th Ordnance Company (Avn) 745th Ord Co (Avn) 19th QM Company (Truck) 19th QM Co (Trk) 30th QM Company (Lt Maint) 30th QM Co (LM) 33rd QM Regiment (Truck) 33rd QM Regt (Trk) 91st Quartermaster Bn (Lt Maint) (Avn) gist QM Bn (LM) C Co 89th QM Bn (LM) C Co 89th QM Bn (LM) 17th Signal Platoon 17th Sig Plat 54th S~gnalMaintenance Company (Avn) 54th Sig Maint Co (Avn) 330th Signal Company (Avn) 330th Sig Co (Avn) 409th Signal Company (Avn) 409th Sig Co (Avn) ----.------------------------------- -.111------------------------------- ------.-.-.-.-------.------.--.-.-----_------------------- Abbreviations to be entered on Spreadsheet Subordinate Unit Assigned Unit Parent Unit U.S. Army Forces, Far East USAFFE U.S. Forces in the Philippines USFlP Luzon Force (See Notes) Luzon Force Bataan Defense Force North Luzon Force N Luzon Force South Luzon Force S Luzon Force l Corps l Corps II Corps I1 Corps Service Command Area Svc Cmd Area Philippine Department Phil Dept Divisional Units on Luzon: Philippine Division Phil Div 31st Infantry Regiment (US) 31st Inf Regt (US) Phil Div 45th lnfantry Regiment (PS) 45th Inf Regt (PS) Phil Div 57th Infantry Regiment (PS) 57th Inf Regt (PS) Phil Div 23rd Field Artillery Regiment (PS) 23rd FA Regt (PS) Phil Div 24th Field Artillery Regiment (PS) 24th FA Regt (PS) Phil Div 12th Medical Regiment (PS) 12th Med Regt (PS) Phil Div NARA prepared piintout of List of Military Units.xls (same as List of Military Unitscsv), printed 411 312006 12th Quartermaster Regiment (PS) 12th QM Regt (PS) Phil Div 12th Signal Regiment (PS) 12th Sig Regt (PS) Phil Div 14th Engineer Regiment (PS) 14th Engr Regt (PS) Phil Div 12th Military Police Company (PS) 12th MP Co (PS) Phil Div 12th Ordnance Company (PS) 12th Ord Co (PS) Phil Div 4th Veterinary Company (PS) 4th Vet CO (PS) Phil Div st Regular Division (PA) Ist Reg Div (PA) Ist lnfantry Regiment (PA) 1st Inf Regt (PA) 1st Reg Div (PA) 3rd lnfantry Regiment (PA) 3rd Inf Regt (PA) 1st Reg Div (PA) 1st Engineer Battalion 1st Engr Bn 1st Reg Div (PA) !nd Regular Division (PA) 2nd Reg Div (PA) I 1st lnfantry Regiment (PC) 1st Inf Regt (PC) 2nd Reg Div (PA) 2nd lnfantry Regiment (PC) 2nd Inf Regt (PC) 2nd Reg Div (PA) 4th lnfantry Regiment (PC) 4th Inf Regt (PC) 2nd Reg Div (PA) I1th Division (PA) 11th Div (PA) 11th lnfantry Regiment (PA) 11th Inf Regt (PA) 11 th Div (PA) 12th lnfantry Regiment (PA) 12th Inf Regt (PA) 11th Div (PA) 13th lnfantry Regiment (PA) 13th Inf Regt (PA) 11th Div (PA) 14th lnfantry Regiment (PA) 14th Inf Regt (PA) 11 th Div (PA) 11 th Field Artillery Regiment (PA) 1 1th FA Regt (PA) 11th Div (PA) !Ist Division (PA) 21st Div (PA) 21st lnfantry Regiment (PA) 21st Inf Regt (PA) 21st Div (PA) 22nd lnfantry Regiment (PA) 22nd Inf Regt (PA) 21st Div (PA) 23rd lnfantry Regiment (PA) 23rd Inf Regt (PA) 21 st Div (PA) 21st Field Artillery Regiment (PA) 21st FA Regt (PA) 2 1st Div (PA) 21st Engineer Battalion 21st Engr Bn (PA) 21st Div (PA) 31 st Division (PA) 31st Div (PA) 3lst lnfantry Regiment (PA) 31st Inf Regt (PA) 31st Div (PA) 32nd lnfantry Regiment (PA) 32nd Inf Regt (PA) 31st Div (PA) 33rd lnfantry Regiment (PA) 33rd Inf Regt (PA) 31st Div (PA) 31st Field Artillery Regiment (PA) 31 st FA Regt (PA) 31st Div (PA) 31st Engineer Battalion 31st Engr Bn (PA) 3 1st Div (PA) 4 1st Division (PA) 41st Div (PA) 41st lnfantry Regiment (PA) 41st Inf Regt (PA) 4 1st Div (PA) 42nd lnfantry Regiment (PA) 42nd Inf Regt (PA) 41st Div (PA) 43rd lnfantry Regiment (PA) 43rd Inf Regt (PA) 4 1st Div (PA) 41st Field Artillery Regiment (PA) 41st FA Regt (PA) 4 1st Div (PA) 41 st Engineer Battalion 41st Engr Bn (PA) 41 st Div (PA) 51st Division (PA) 51st Div (PA) 51st lnfantry Regiment (PA) 51st Inf Regt (PA) 51st Div (PA) 52nd lnfantry Regiment (PA) 52nd Inf Regt (PA) 51st Div (PA) 53rd lnfantry Regiment (PA) 53rd Inf Regt (PA) 51st Div (PA) 51st Field Artillery Regiment (PA) 51st FA Regt (PA) 51st Div (PA) 51st Engineer Battalion 51st Engr Bn (PA) 5 1st Div (PA) 71st Division (PA) 71st Div (PA) 71st lnfantry Regiment (PA) 71st Inf Regt (PA) 71st Div (PA) 72nd lnfantry Regiment (PA) 72nd Inf Regt (PA) 71st Div (PA) 71st Field Artillery Regiment (PA) 71st FA Regt (PA) I71 st Div (PA) NAKA prepared pnntout ot ~1stot Mllltary Units.xls (same as List ot Military Units.csv). printed 4/13/2006 71st Engineer Battalion 71st Engr Bn (PA) 71st Div (PA) 91st Division (PA) 91st Div (PA) 91st Infantry Regiment (PA) 91st Inf Regt (PA) 91st Div (PA) 92nd Infantry Regiment (PA) 92nd Inf Regt (PA) 91st Div (PA) 91st Field Artillery Regiment (PA) 91st FA Regt (PA) 91st Div (PA) 91st Engineer Battalion 91st Engr Bn (PA) 91st Div (PA) 26th Cavalry Regiment (PS) 26th Cav Regt (PS) 121st Infantry Regiment (PA) 121st Inf Regt (PA) 86th Field Artillery Battalion (PS) 86th FA Bn (PS) 88th Field Artillery Regiment (PS) 88th FA Regt (PS) 301st Field Artillery Regiment (PA) 301st FA Regt (PA) 200th Coast Artillery Regiment (AA) 200th CA Regt (AA) 51 5th Coast Artillery Regiment (AA) 515th CA Regt (AA) Provisional Coast Artillery Brigade (AA) Prov CA Brigade (AA) Provisional Field Artillery Brigade Prov FA Brigade I1 Corps Provisional Field Artillery Battalion Prov FA Bn Luzon Force 2nd Provisional Field Artillery Group 2nd Prov FA Gp Provisional Air Corps Regiment Prov Air Corps Regt Provisional Tank Group Prov Tank Gp Luzon Force 192nd Tank Battalion 192ndTankBn Prov Tank Gp 194th Tank Battalion 194th Tank Bn Prov Tank Gp 17th Ordnance Company (Armored) 17th Ord Co (Armd) Prov Tank Gp 301st Chemical Company (Depot) 301st Chem Co (Depot) 201st Engineer Battalion (PA) 201st Engr Bn (PA) 202nd Engineer Battalion (PA) 202nd Engr Bn (PA) 301st Engineer Company (Depot) 301st Engr Co (Depot) 808th Military Police Company(PS) 808th MP Co (PS) 75th Ordnance Co (Depot) 75th Ord Co (Depot) 201st Ordnance Company (PA) 201st Ord Co 34th QM Company (Lt Maint) 34th QM Co (LM) 74th QM Company (Bakery) 74th QM Co (Bakery) 65th QM Troop (Pack) (PS) 65th QM Trp (PS) 66th QM Troop (Pack) (PS) 66th QM Trp (PS) 201st QM Company (Service) (PA) 201st QM Co (PA) 228th Signal Operations Company 228th Sig Opns Co 252nd Signal Constr.
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    The Home Fires: Montana and World War II—Describes Aspects of Everyday Life in Montana Life During the 1941-1945 War Years

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