U.S. Army

Order Of Battle

1914

Mark Conrad, 1993 ^©

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

REGULAR ARMY
     Departments
     Divisions and Brigades
     Infantry
     Cavalry
     Field Artillery
     Coast Artillery Corps
     Corps of Engineers
     Signal Corps
     Medical Department
     Philippine Scouts
     Quartermaster Corps and Ordnance Department
     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 General’s Department, Inspector General’s Department, Judge Advocate General’s 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	Location
Regiment	Higher Organization	August, 1914	August, 1914

First Infantry	First Hawaiian Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Schofield Bks., T.H.	Schofield Bks., T.H.
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	First Hawaiian Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Ft. Shafter, T.H.	Ft. Shafter, T.H.
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 - Ft. Shafter, T.H.

Third Infantry	First Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Madison Bks., N.Y.	Madison Bks., N.Y.
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		Ft. Ontario, N.Y.	Ft. Ontario, N.Y.
Company A		"	"
Company B		"	"
Company C		"	"
Company D		"	"
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		Madison Bks., N.Y.	Madison Bks., N.Y.
Company E		"	"
Company F		"	"
Company G		"	"
Company H		"	"
Third Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Company I		"	"
Company K		"	"
Company L		"	"
Company M		"	"
April, 1917 - Cp. Eagle Pass, Tex..

Fourth Infantry	Fifth Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Ft. Crook, Nebr.	Vera Cruz, Mexico
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.		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 Division’s mobilization. From Galveston the regiment sailed to Vera Cruz in April 1914. During this time a detachment remained at Ft. Crook. April 1917 - Brownsville, Tex.

 

Fifth Infantry	First Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Plattsburg Bks., N.Y.	Plattsburg Bks., N.Y.
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		"	"
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 station to the Canal Zone. April, 1917 - Empire, C.Z.

 

Sixth Infantry	Eighth Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Presidio of San Francisco, Calif.	El Paso, Tex.
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		"	"
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	Fifth Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Ft. Leavenworth, Kans.	Vera Cruz, Mexico
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		"	"
In February 1913 the regiment moved from its permanent station to Galveston, Tex. as part of the Second Division’s mobilization. From Galveston the regiment sailed to Vera Cruz in April 1914. April, 1917 - Cp. Fort Bliss, Tex.

   

Eighth Infantry	Philippine Department	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Cuartel de España, Manila	Cuartel de España, Manila
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Company A		"	"
Company B		"	"
Company C		"	"
Company D		"	"
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		Cp. Eldridge, Los Banos	Cp. Eldridge, Los Banos
Company E		"	"
Company F		"	"
Company G		"	"
Company H		"	"
Third Battalion Hdqtrs.		Cuartel de España, Manila	Cp. Ward Cheney, Cavite
Company I		"	"
Company K		"	Cuartel de España, Manila
Company L		"	Cp. Ward Cheney, Cavite
Company M		"	Cuartel de España, Manila
In July 1914 a Machine-Gun      Company and a Supply      Company were organized at the Cuartel de España. The   Third Battalion Headquarters and Companies I and L returned to the Cuartel de España in September 1914. April 1917 - Ft. William McKinley, P.I.

   

Ninth Infantry	Second Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Ft. Thomas, Ky.	Laredo, Tex.
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.		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 detachment remained at Ft. Thomas. April 1917 - Cp. Wilson, Tex.

   

Tenth Infantry	Eastern Department	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Cp. E. S. Otis, C.Z.	Cp. E. S. Otis, C.Z.
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Company A		"	"
Company B		"	"
Company C		"	"
Company D		"	"
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Company E		"	Miraflores, C.Z.
Company F		"	Gatun, C.Z.
Company G		"	"
Company H		"	Pedro Miguel, C.Z.
Third Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	Cp. E. S. Otis, C.Z.
Company I		"	"
Company K		"	"
Company L		"	"
Company M		"	"
The regiment’s battalions took monthly turns guarding the Panama Canal locks. In mid-July 1914 the Second Battalion relieved the First on this duty, and in turn was relieved by the Third in mid-August. April 1917 - Cp. E. S. Otis, C.Z.

   

Eleventh Infantry	Sixth Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Ft. D. A. Russell, Wyo	Texas City, Tex.
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		"	"
In February 1913 the regiment moved from its permanent station to Texas City as part of the mobilization of the Second Division. April 1917 - Douglas, Ariz.

   

Twelfth Infantry	Eighth Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Presidio of San Francisco, Calif.	Nogales, Ariz.
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Company A		"	"
Company B		"	"
Company C		"	"
Company D		"	Yuma, Ariz.
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	Nogales, Ariz.
Company E		"	"
Company F		"	"
Company G		"	"
Company H		"	"
Third Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Company I		"	"
Company K		"	"
Company L		"	"
Company M		"	Ft. Rosecrans, Calif.
Since April 1914 the regiment was on detached service in connection with the enforcement of the neutrality laws on the Mexican border. In particular,      Company M was at the Mexican Interns Camp at Ft. Rosecrans. April 1917 - Nogales, Ariz

   

Thirteenth Infantry	Philippine Department	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Ft. William McKinley, P.I.	Ft. William McKinley, P.I.
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Company A		"	"
Company B		"	"
Company C		"	"
Company D		"	Cp. John Hay, Baguio
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	Ft. William McKinley, P.I.
Company E		"	"
Company F		"	"
Company G		"	"
Company H		"	"
Third Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
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	Location
Headquarters		Ft. Lawton, Wash.	Ft. Lawton, Wash.
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		Ft. Wlm. H. Seward, Alaska	Ft. Wlm. H. Seward, Alaska
Company A		"	"
Company B		Ft. Gibbon, Alaska	Ft. Gibbon, Alaska
Company C		Ft. Wlm. H. Seward, Alaska	Ft. Wlm. H. Seward, Alaska
Company D		Ft. St. Michael, Alaska	Ft. St. Michael, Alaska
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		Ft. Lawton, Wash.	Ft. Lawton, Wash.
Company E		"	"
Company F		"	"
Company G		"	"
Company H		"	"
Third Battalion Hdqtrs.		Ft. George Wright, Wash.	Ft. William H. Harrison, Ind.
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 Battalion took part in a Joint Camp of Instruction with the Washington National Guard at Cosgrave, Wash. A detachment of Company D garrisoned Ft. Davis, Alaska. Ft. Liscum, Alaska was likewise occupied by a detachment of the First Battalion. In the summer of 1914 the Third Battalion was assisting the militia in strike duties. April 1917 - Yuma, Ariz.

    

Fifteenth Infantry	Philippine Department	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Tientsin, China	Tientsin, China
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Company A		"	"
Company B		"	"
Company C		"	"
Company D		"	"
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		Regan Bks., Albay	Regan Bks., Albay
Company E		"	"
Company F		"	"
Company G		"	"
Company H		"	"
Third Battalion Hdqtrs.		Tientsin, China	Tientsin, China
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	Eighth Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Presidio of San Francisco, Calif.	El Paso, Tex.
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		"	"
Since April 1914 the regiment was on detached 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	Location
Headquarters		Ft. McPherson, Ga.	Eagle Pass, Tex.
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		"	"
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	Sixth Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Ft. Mackenzie, Wyo.	Texas City, Tex.
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		"	"
Third Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
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	Fifth Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Ft. Meade, S. Dak.	Vera Cruz, Mexico
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		"	"
In February 1913 the regiment moved from its permanent stations to Galveston, Tex. as part of the mobilization of the Second Division. In April 1914 the regiment sailed to Vera Cruz. April, 1917 - Ft. Sam Houston, Tex

     

Twentieth Infantry	Seventh Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Ft. Douglas, Utah	El Paso, Tex.
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	Ft Wingate, N. Mex.
Company A		"	"
Company B		"	"
Company C		"	"
Company D		"	"
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Company E		"	"
Company F		"	"
Company G		"	"
Company H		"	"
Third Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	El Paso, Tex.
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	Seventh Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Vancouver Bks., Wash.	Vancouver Bks., Wash.
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 - San Diego, Calif.

   

Twenty-second Infantry	Sixth Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Ft. Sam Houston, Tex.	Galveston, Tex.
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		"	"
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 Galveston as part of the mobilization of the Second Division. April, 1917 - Ft. Jay, N.Y.

   

Twenty-third Infantry	Fourth Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind.	Texas City, Tex
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		"	"
In February 1913 the regiment moved from its permanent station to Texas City as part of the Second Division’s mobilization. April, 1917 - Cp. Cotton, Tex.

 

Twenty-fourth Infantry	Philippine Department	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Cp. McGrath, Batangas	Cp. McGrath, Batangas
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		Ft. Mills, Corregidor	Ft. Mills, Corregidor
Company A		Cp. McGrath, Batangas	Cp. McGrath, Batangas
Company B		"	"
Company C		Ft. Mills, Corregidor	Ft. Mills, Corregidor
Company D		"	"
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Company E		"	"
Company F		"	"
Company G		"	"
Company H		"	"
Third Battalion Hdqtrs.		Cp. McGrath, Batangas	Cp. McGrath, Batangas
Company I		"	"
Company K		"	"
Company L		"	"
Company M		"	"
This was a colored regiment. April 1917 - Cp. Furlong, N. Mex.

Twenty-fifth Infantry	First Hawaiian Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Schofield Bks., T.H.	Schofield Bks., T.H.
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		"	"
This was a colored regiment. April 1917 - Schofield Bks., T.H.

   

Twenty-sixth Infantry	Fourth Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Ft. Wayne, Mich.	Texas City, Tex.
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
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		"	"
In February 1913 the regiment moved from its permanent stations to Texas City as part of the mobilization of the Second Division. A detachment remained at Ft. Brady. April 1917 - Harlingen, Tex.

    

Twenty-seventh Infantry	Fourth Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Ft. Sheridan, Ill.	Texas City, Tex.
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		"	"
In February 1913 the regiment moved from its 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	Location
Headquarters		Ft Snelling, Minn.	Vera Cruz, Mex.
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		"	"
In February 1913 the regiment moved from its permanent station to Galveston, Tex. as part of the mobilization of the Second Division. In April 1914 the regiment sailed to Vera Cruz. April 1917 - Ft. Ringgold, Tex.

    

Twenty-ninth Infantry	First Brigade	Permanent Station	Location
Headquarters		Ft. Jay, N.Y.	Ft. Jay, N.Y.
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		Ft. Porter, N.Y.	Ft. Porter, N.Y.
Company A		"	"
Company B		"	"
Company C		"	"
Company D		"	"
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		Ft. Jay, N.Y.	Ft. Jay, N.Y.
Company E		"	"
Company F		"	"
Company G		"	"
Company H		"	"
Third Battalion Hdqtrs.		Ft. Niagra, N.Y.	Ft. Niagra, N.Y.
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	Location
Headquarters		Presidio of San Francisco, Calif.	Presidio of San Francisco, Calif.
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		"	"
In July 1914 the regiment changed its station from Alaska, where the Headquarters and Third Battalion garrisoned Ft. William H. Seward, the Second Battalion garrisoned Ft. Davis, 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	Location
Headquarters		San Juan, Porto Rico	San Juan, Porto Rico
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Company A		"	"
Company B		"	"
Company C		"	"
Company D		"	"
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Company E		Henry Bks., Porto Rico	Henry Bks., Porto Rico
Company F		San Juan, Porto Rico	San Juan, Porto Rico
Company G		"	"
Company H		Henry Bks., Porto Rico	Henry Bks., Porto Rico
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

 

Regiment	Higher Organization	Permanent Station August, 1914	Location August, 1914
First Cavalry	Third Division
Headquarters		Presidio of Monterey, Calif.	Presidio of Monterey, Calif.
First Squadron Hdqtrs.		"	"
Troop A		"	San Ysidro, Calif.
Troop B		"	"
Troop C		"	Presidio of Monterey, Calif.
Troop D		"	Calexico, Calif.
Second Squadron Hdqtrs.		"	Presidio of Monterey, Calif.
Troop E		"	"
Troop F		"	"
Troop G		"	"
Troop H		"	"
Third Squadron Hdqtrs.		"	"
Troop I		"	"
Troop K		"	San Ysidro, Calif.
Troop L		"	Calexico, Calif.
Troop M		"	Tecate, Calif.
The regiment engaged in much detached service in connection with enforcing the neutrality laws on the Mexican border and with protecting the recently established National Parks. From February through June of 1914 the Second Squadron was at Ft. Yellowstone, Wyo., from where it returned to the Presidio of Monterey. The Machine-Gun Platoon was at Ft. Yellowstone until May 1914 when it moved to Calexico, Calif., returning to the Presidio of Monterey in September, by which time it was called the Machine-Gun Company. In April 1914 Troop M was at Yosemite Valley, Calif.; in June it was 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 at Calexico, moving to San Ysidro, Calif. in August/September. In July 1914 Troops A, B, and K moved to San Ysidro,remaining there through October. As a result of these 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.	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.	Ft. Sam Houston Tex.
First Squadron Hdqtrs.		Brownsville Tex	Brownsville Tex
Troop A		"	"
Troop B		"	"
Troop C		"	"
Troop D		"	"
Second Squadron Hdqtrs.		Ft. Sam Houston Tex.	Ft. Sam Houston Tex.
Troop E		"	"
Troop F		"	"
Troop G		"	"
Troop H		"	"
Third Squadron Hdqtrs.		"	"
Troop I		"	"
Troop K		"	"
Troop L		Brownsville Tex	Brownsville Tex
Troop M		"	"
April, 1917 - Ft. Sam Houston, Tex.

  

Fourth Cavalry	Hawaiian Department
Headquarters		Schofield Bks., T.H.	Schofield Bks., T.H.
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 - Schofield Bks., T.H.

Fifth Cavalry	Second Cavalry Brigade
Headquarters		Ft. Myer, Va.	Ft. Myer, Va.
First Squadron Hdqtrs.		Ft. Sheridan, Ill.	Ft. Sheridan, Ill.
Troop A		"	"
Troop B		"	"
Troop C		"	"
Troop D		"	"
Second Squadron Hdqtrs.		Ft. Leavenworth, Kans.	Walsenburg, Colo.
Troop E		"	"
Troop F		"	"
Troop G		"	"
Troop H		"	"
Third Squadron Hdqtrs.		Ft. Myer, Va.	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	Texas City, Tex.
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.		"	Vera Cruz, Mexico
Troop I		"	"
Troop K		"	"
Troop L		"	Texas City, Tex.
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. William McKinley, Rizal
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		"	"
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. Stotsenburg, Pampanga
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. Bliss, Tex.

   

Ninth Cavalry	Second Cavalry Brigade
Headquarters		Ft. D.A. Russell, Wyo.	Douglas, Ariz.
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		"	"
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.	Ft. Huachuca, Ariz.
First Squadron Hdqtrs.		"	"
Troop A		"	Nogales, Ariz.
Troop B		"	Naco, Ariz.
Troop C		"	Yuma, Ariz.
Troop D		"	Osborn, Ariz.
Second Squadron Hdqtrs.		"	Ft. Huachuca, Ariz.
Troop E		"	"
Troop F		"	Naco, Ariz.
Troop G		"	Ft. Huachuca, Ariz.
Troop H		"	"
Third Squadron Hdqtrs.		"	"
Troop I		"	Naco, Ariz.
Troop K		"	Ft. Huachuca, Ariz.
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.	Colorado mining districts
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		"	"
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.	Ft. Robinson, Nebr.
First Squadron Hdqtrs.		"	Harlingen, Tex.
Troop A		"	"
Troop B		"	"
Troop C		"	"
Troop D		"	"
Second Squadron Hdqtrs.		"	Ft. Robinson Nebr
Troop E		"	Canon City, Colo.
Troop F		"	Ft. Robinson Nebr
Troop G		"	"
Troop H		"	Canon City, Colo.
Third Squadron Hdqtrs.		Ft. Meade, S. Dak.	Ft. Wingate, Ariz.
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 districts. In May 1914 the Machine-gun Platoon also moved from Ft. Robinson to the Colorado mining districts. The First Squadron moved to El Paso, Tex. in connection with the enforcement of the neutrality laws on the Mexican border, and were at Harlingen, Tex. from June through August of 1914. Similarly, the Third 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.	Columbus, N. Mex.
First Squadron Hdqtrs.		"	El Paso, Tex.
Troop A		"	"
Troop B		"	"
Troop C		"	Columbus, N. Mex.
Troop D		"	"
Second Squadron Hdqtrs.		"	El Paso, Tex.
Troop E		"	"
Troop F		"	"
Troop G		"	"
Troop H		"	"
Third Squadron Hdqtrs.		"	Columbus, N. Mex.
Troop I		"	Ft. Riley, Kans.
Troop K		"	Columbus, N. Mex.
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.	Ft. Clark, Tex.
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.		Ft. McIntosh, Tex.	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.	Ft. Bliss, Tex.
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		"	"
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  

Regiment	Higher Organization	Permanent Station August, 1914	Location August, 1914
First Field Artillery (Light)	Hawaiian Department
Headquarters		Schofield Bks., T.H.	Schofield Bks., T.H.
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Battery A		"	"
Battery B		"	"
Battery C		"	"
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Battery D		"	"
Battery E		"	"
Battery F		"	"
April 1917 - Schofield Bks., T.H.

Second Field Artillery (Mountain)	Philippine Department
Headquarters		Cp. Stotsenburg, Pampanga	Cp. Stotsenburg, Pampanga
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		Ft. William McKinley, Rizal	Ft. William McKinley, Rizal
Battery A		"	"
Battery B		"	"
Battery C		"	"
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		Cp. Stotsenburg, Pampanga	Cp. Stotsenburg, Pampanga
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.	Ft. Sam Houston, Tex.
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Battery A		"	"
Battery B		"	"
Battery C		"	"
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		Ft. Myer, Va.	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.	Vera Cruz, Mexico
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Battery A		"	"
Battery B		"	"
Battery C		"	"
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	Texas City, Tex.
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, sailed to Vera Cruz. April 1917 - Cp. Stewart, Tex.

Fifth Field Artillery (Light)	Southern Department (less Battery D)
Headquarters		Ft. Sill, Okla.	Ft. Sill, Okla.
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Battery A		"	"
Battery B		"	"
Battery C		"	"
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Battery D		Ft. Snelling, Minn.	Ft. Snelling, Minn.
Battery E		Ft. Sill, Okla.	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.	El Paso, Tex.
First Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	"
Battery A		"	"
Battery B		"	"
Battery C		"	Ft. Bliss, Tex.
Second Battalion Hdqtrs.		"	Laredo, Tex.
Battery D		"	Brownsville, Tex.
Battery E		"	Laredo, Tex.
Battery F		"	Eagle Pass, Tex.
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 since May 1913. 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 August, 1914	Coast Defense Company April, 1917
First	Portland	Ft. McKinley, Me.	1st Co. Ft. McKinley
Second	Long Island Sound	Ft. H.G. Wright, N.Y.	1st Co. Ft. Ruger
Third	Southern New York	Ft. Hamilton, N.Y.	2nd Co. Ft. Hamilton
Fourth	The Delaware	Ft. Mott, N.J.	13th Co. Ft. Mills
Fifth	Portland	Ft. Williams, Me.	2nd Co. Ft. Williams
Sixth	Chesapeake Bay	Ft. Monroe, Va.	6th Co. Ft. Monroe
Seventh	Boston	Ft. Banks, Mass.	1st Co. Ft. Banks
Eighth	Portland	Ft. McKinley, Me.	9th Co. Ft. Grant
Ninth (Mine)	Boston	Ft. Warren, Mass.	1st Co. Ft. Warren
Tenth	Oahu	Ft. De Russy, T.H.	1st Co. Ft. De Russy
Eleventh	Manila Bay	Ft. Mills, Corregidor	9th and 15th Cos. Ft. Mills
Twelfth	Long Island Sound	Ft. H.G. Wright, N.Y.	2nd Co. Ft. H.G. Wright
Thirteenth	San Francisco	Ft. Miley, Calif.	1st. Co. Ft. Miley
Fourteenth (Mine)	Narragansett Bay	Ft. Greble, R.I.	1st Co. Ft. Greble
Fifteenth	Pensacola	Ft. Barrancas, Fla.	3rd Co. Ft. Randolph
Sixteenth (Mine)	Charleston	Ft. Moultrie, S.C.	5th Co. Ft. Sherman
Seventeenth (Mine)	The Potomac	Ft. Washington, Md.	4th Co. Ft. Mills
In April 1917 this company was actually at Ft. Wint, Grande Island, Subic Bay.
Eighteenth	Manila Bay	Ft. Mills, Corregidor	12th Co. Ft. Mills
Nineteenth (Mine)	The Cape Fear	Ft. Caswell, N.C.	1st Co. Ft. Caswell
Twentieth	Pensacola	Ft. Barrancas, Fla.	2nd Co. Ft. Barrancas
Twenty-first	Baltimore	Ft. Howard, Md.	1st Co. Ft. Randolph
Twenty-second	Pensacola	Ft. Barrancas, Fla.	1st Co. Ft. Barrancas
Twenty-third	Subic Bay	Ft. Wint, Grande Island	10th Co. Ft. Mills
Twenty-fourth	Portland	Ft. Preble, Me.	2nd Co. Ft. Preble
Twenty-fifth	San Francisco	Ft. Miley, Calif.	2nd Co. Ft. Miley
Twenty-sixth	Puget Sound	Ft. Flagler, Wash.	1st Co. Ft. Flagler
Twenty-seventh	San Francisco	Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif.	7th Co. Ft. Winfield Scott
In April 1917 this company was actually at the Presidio of San Francisco, Calif.
Twenty-eighth (Mine)	San Diego	Ft. Rosecrans, Calif.	1st Co. Ft. Rosecrans
Since April 1914, this company was at Tecate and San Ysidro, Calif. in connection with border duty.
Twenty-ninth	San Francisco	Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif.	9th Co. Ft. Winfield Scott
Since April 1914, this company was at Tecate, Calif. in connection with Mexican border duty.
Thirtieth	Puget Sound	Ft. Worden, Wash.	1st Co. Ft. Worden
Thirty-first	The Cape Fear	Ft. Caswell, N.C.	2nd Co. Ft. Caswell
Thirty-second	San Francisco	Ft. Baker, Calif.	3rd Co. Ft. Baker
Thirty-third	The Columbia	Ft. Columbia, Wash.	14th Co. Ft. Mills
In April 1917 this company was actually at Ft. Frank, Carabao Island, Manila Bay.
Thirty-fourth (Mine)	The Columbia	Ft. Stevens, Wash.	1st Co. Ft. Stevens
Thirty-fifth	Chesapeake Bay	Ft. Monroe, Va.	1st Co. Ft. Monroe
Thirty-sixth	The Delaware	Ft. Mott, N.J.	5th Co. Ft. Mills
Thirty-seventh	Portland	Ft. McKinley, Me.	3rd Co. Ft. McKinley
Thirty-eighth	San Francisco	Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif.	1st Co. Ft. MacArthur
Thirty-ninth	Mobile	Ft. Morgan, Ala.	1st Co. Ft. Morgan
Since April 1914, this company was at Brownsville, Tex. in connection with Mexican border duty.
Fortieth	Baltimore	Ft. Howard, Md.	5th Co. Ft. Grant
Forty-first	Chesapeake Bay	Ft. Monroe, Va.	2nd Co. Ft. Monroe
Forty-second	Manila Bay	Ft. Mills, Corregidor	11th Co. Ft. Mills
Forty-third	Long Island Sound	Ft. Terry, N.Y.	1st Co. Ft. Terry
Forty-fourth	Cristobal	Ft. Sherman, C.Z.	1st Co. Ft. Sherman
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	3rd Co. Ft. Grant
In September 1914 this company changed station to Ft. Grant, Bay of Panama, Canal Zone.
Forty-sixth	Boston	Ft. Strong, Mass.	3rd Co. Ft. Strong
Forty-seventh	The Potomac	Ft. Hunt, Va.	1st Co. Ft. Hunt
Forty-eighth	Southern New York	Ft. Hancock, N.J.	1st Co. Ft. Hancock
Forty-ninth	Portland	Ft. Williams, Me.	3rd Co. Ft. Williams
Fiftieth	Portland	Ft. McKinley, Me.	1st Co. Ft. Levett
In October 1914 this company changed station to Ft. Levett, Me.
Fifty-first	Portland	Ft. McKinley, Me.	2nd Co. Ft. McKinley
Fifty-second	New Bedford	Ft. Rodman, Mass.	1st Co. Ft. Rodman
Fifty-third	Southern New York	Ft. Wadsworth, N.Y.	1st Co. Ft. Wadsworth
Fifty-fourth (Mine)	Southern New York	Ft. Wadsworth, N.Y.	2nd Co. Ft. Wadsworth
Fifty-fifth	Oahu	Ft. De Russy, T.H.	2nd Co. Ft. De Russy
Fifty-sixth	Southern New York	Ft. Hancock, N.J.	6th Co. Ft. Hancock
Fifty-seventh (Mine)	San Francisco	Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif.	3rd Co. Ft. Winfield Scott
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 Co. Ft. Monroe
Fifty-ninth	Boston	Ft. Andrews, Mass.	1st Co. Ft. Andrews
Sixtieth (Mine)	San Francisco	Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif.	2nd Co. Ft. Winfield Scott
In April 1917 this company was actually at Cp. John H. Beacon, Calexico, Calif.
Sixty-first	San Francisco	Ft. Baker, Calif.	2nd Co. Ft. Baker
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 Co. Ft. Worden
Sixty-third	Puget Sound	Ft. Worden, Wash.	3rd Co. Ft. Worden
In April 1917 this company was actually at Ft. George Wright, Wash.
Sixty-fourth	San Francisco	Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif.	8th Co. Ft. Winfield Scott
Sixty-fifth	San Francisco	Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif.	6th Co. Ft. Winfield Scott
In April 1917 this company was actually at Lake Merced, Calif.
Sixty-sixth	San Francisco	Ft. Barry, Calif.	1st Co. Ft. Barry
Since April 1914 this company was at Tecate, Calif. in connection with Mexican border duty.
Sixty-seventh	San Francisco	Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif.	10th Co. Ft. Winfield Scott
Sixty-eighth	Oahu	Ft. Kamehameha, T.H.	1st Co. Ft. Kamehameha
Sixty-ninth	Chesapeake Bay	Ft. Monroe, Va.	4th Co. Ft. Monroe
Seventieth	Manila Bay	Ft. Mills, Corregidor	7th Co. Ft. Mills
Seventy-first	Puget Sound	Ft. Casey, Wash.	1st Co. Ft. Casey
Seventy-second (Mine)	Savannah	Ft. Screven, Ga.	1st Co. Ft. Screven
Seventy-third	Chesapeake Bay	Ft. Monroe, Va.	6th Co. Ft. Grant
Seventy-fourth	Savannah	Ft. Screven, Ga.	2nd Co. Ft. Screven
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. Ft. Kamehameha
Seventy-sixth	Southern New York	Ft. Hancock, N.J.	2nd Co. Ft. Hancock
Seventy-seventh	Pensacola	Ft. Barrancas, Fla.	3rd Co. Ft. Barrancas
Seventy-eighth	Charleston	Ft. Moultrie, S.C.	2nd Co. Ft. Moultrie
Seventy-ninth	The Cape Fear	Ft. Caswell, N.C.	1st Co. Ft. Michie
Eightieth	Key West	Key West Bks., Fla.	1st Co. Key West Bks.
Eighty-first	Balboa	Ft. Grant, C.Z.	1st Co. Ft. Grant
Eighty-second	Eastern New York	Ft. Totten, N.Y.	1st Co. Ft. Totten
Eighty-third	Boston	Ft. Strong, Mass.	4th Co. Ft. Strong
Eighty-fourth	Southern New York	Ft. Hamilton, N.Y.	2nd Co. Ft. Hamilton
Eighty-fifth	Puget Sound	Ft. Casey, Wash.	2nd Co. Ft. Casey
Eighty-sixth	Manila Bay	Ft. Mills, Corregidor	6th Co. Ft. Mills
Eighty-seventh	Eastern New York	Ft. Totten, N.Y.	2nd Co. Ft. Grant
Eighty-eighth	Long Island Sound	Ft. Terry, N.Y.	2nd Co. Ft. Terry
Eighty-ninth	Portland	Ft. Williams, Me.	4th Co. Ft. Williams
Nintieth	Manila Bay	Ft. Mills, Corregidor	8th Co. Ft. Mills
Ninety-first	New Orleans	Jackson Bks., La.	3rd Co. Ft. Kamehameha
Since April 1914 this company was at Brownsville, Tex. in connection with Mexican border duty.
Ninety-second	Puget Sound	Ft. Flagler, Wash.	1st Co. Ft. Flagler
Ninety-third	The Columbia	Ft. Stevens, Oreg.	(3rd Co. Ft. Stevens?)
Ninety-fourth	Puget Sound	Ft. Flagler, Wash.	3rd Co. Ft. Flagler
Ninety-fifth (Mine)	Manila Bay	Ft. Mills, Corregidor	2nd Co. Ft. Mills
In April 1917 this company was actually at Ft. Hughes, Pulo Caballo Island, Manila Bay.
Ninety-sixth	Boston	Ft. Revere, Mass.	1st Co. Ft. Revere
Ninety-seventh	Narragansett Bay	Ft. Adams, R.I.	1st Co. Ft. Adams
Ninety-eighth	Southern New York	Ft. Hamilton, N.Y.	(4th Co. Ft. Hamilton?)
Ninety-ninth	Manila Bay	Ft. Mills, Corregidor	16th Co. Ft. Mills
One hundreth (Mine)	Long Island Sound	Ft. Terry, N.Y.	4th Co. Ft. Terry
One hundred and first	Eastern New York	Ft. Totten, N.Y.	2nd Co. Ft. Totten
One hundred and second	Narragansett Bay	Ft. Adams, R.I.	5th Co. Ft. Adams
One hundred and third	Baltimore	Ft. Howard, Md.	2nd Co. Ft. Howard
One hundred and fourth	Oahu	Ft. Armstrong, T.H.	1st Co. Ft. Armstrong
One hundred and fifth	Oahu	Ft. Ruger, T.H.	2nd Co. Ft. Ruger
One hundred and sixth (Mine)	Puget Sound	Ft. Worden, Wash.	4th Co. Ft. Worden
One hundred and seventh	Portland	Ft. Preble, Me.	1st Co. Ft. Preble
One hundred and eighth	Puget Sound	Ft. Worden, Wash.	5th Co. Ft. Worden
One hundred and ninth	Narragansett Bay	Ft. Greble, Me.	2nd Co. Ft. Greble
One hundred and tenth	Narragansett Bay	Ft. Greble, Me.	3rd Co. Ft. Greble
One hundred and eleventh	Tampa	Ft. Dade, Fla.	(2nd Co. Ft. Dade?)
One hundred and twelfth	The Delaware	Ft. Du Pont, Del.	4th Co. Ft. Du Pont
One hundred and thirteenth	Southern New York	Ft. Hancock, N.J.	3rd Co. Ft. Hamilton
One hundred and fourteenth	Eastern New York	Ft. Totten, N.Y.	3rd Co. Ft. Wadsworth
One hundred and fifteenth	San Diego	Ft. Rosecrans, Calif.	2nd Co. Ft. Rosecrans
Since April 1914 this company was at San Ysidro, Calif. in connection with Mexican border duty.
One hundred and sixteenth	Savannah	Ft. Screven, Ga.	4th Co. Ft. Grant
One hundred and seventeenth	Narragansett Bay	Ft. Adams, R.I.	2nd Co. Ft. Adams
One hundred and eighteenth	Chesapeake Bay	Ft. Monroe, Va.	5th Co. Ft. Monroe
One hundred and nineteenth	Cristobal	Ft. Sherman, C.Z.	3rd Co. Ft. Sherman
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 Co. Ft. Strong?)
One hundred and twenty-first	Savannah	Ft. Screven, Ga.	2nd Co. Ft. Screven
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 Co. Ft. Hamilton
One hundred and twenty-third	Southern New York	Ft. Hamilton, N.Y.	5th Co. Ft. Hamilton
One hundred and twenty-fourth	Boston	Ft. Andrews, Mass.	2nd Co. Ft. Sherman
One hundred and twenty-fifth	Long Island Sound	Ft. Terry, N.Y.	4th Co. Ft. Kamehameha
One hundred and twenty-sixth	Puget Sound	Ft. Worden, Wash.	6th Co. Ft. Worden
One hundred and twenty-seventh	Galveston	Ft. Crockett, Tex.	2nd Co. Ft. Crockett
One hundred and twenty-eighth	Galveston	Ft. Crockett, Tex.	1st Co. Ft. Crockett
Since April 1914 this company was at Brownsville, Tex. in connection with Mexican border duty.
One hundred and twenty-ninth (Mine)	Narragansett Bay	Ft. Adams, R.I.	3rd Co. Ft. Adams
One hundred and thirtieth	Narragansett Bay	Ft. Adams, R.I.	4th Co. Ft. Adams
One hundred and thirty-first (Mine)	Long Island Sound	Ft. H.G. Wright, N.Y.	4th Co. Ft. H.G. Wright
One hundred and thirty-second (Mine)	Long Island Sound	Ft. H.G. Wright, N.Y.	3rd Co. Ft. H.G. Wright
One hundred and thirty-third (Mine)	Long Island Sound	Ft. Terry, N.Y.	3rd Co. Ft. Terry
One hundred and thirty-fourth	Long Island Sound	Ft. H.G. Wright, N.Y.	1st Co. Ft. H.G. Wright
One hundred and thirty-fifth (Mine)	Eastern New York	Ft. Totten, N.Y.	3rd Co. Ft. Totten
One hundred and thirty-sixth (Mine)	Southern New York	Ft. Hancock, N.J.	4th Co. Ft. Hancock
One hundred and thirty-seventh (Mine)	Southern New York	Ft. Hancock, N.J.	5th Co. Ft. Hancock
One hundred and thirty-eighth (Mine)	Manila Bay	Ft. Mills, Corregidor	1st Co. Ft. Mills
One hundred and thirty-ninth (Mine)	The Delaware	Ft. Du Pont, Del.	2nd Co. Ft. Du Pont
One hundred and fortieth (Mine)	Baltimore	Ft. Howard, Md.	1st Co. Ft. Howard
One hundred and forty-first (Mine)	Boston	Ft. Strong, Mass.	(2nd Co. Ft. Strong?)
One hundred and forty-second (Mine)	Subic Bay	Ft. Wint, Grande Island	3rd Co. Ft. Mills
One hundred and forty-third	Oahu	Ft. Kamehameha, T.H.	5th Co. Ft. Kamehameha
One hundred and forty-fourth	Charleston	Ft. Moultrie, S.C.	8th Co. Ft. Grant
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 Co. Ft. Moultrie
One hundred and forty-sixth (Mine)	Long Island Sound	Ft. H.G. Wright, N.Y.	5th Co. Ft. H.G. Wright
One hundred and forty-seventh (Mine)	San Francisco	Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif.	1st Co. Ft. Winfield Scott
Since April 1914 this company was at San Ysidro, Calif. in connection with Mexican border duty.
One hundred and forty-eighth	San Francisco	Ft. Baker, Calif.	1st Co. Ft. Baker
From June through August of 1914 this company was actually at the Presidio of San Francisco. In April of 1917 it moved from Ft. Baker to Ft. Barry, Calif.
One hundred and forty-ninth	Puget Sound	Ft. Casey, Wash.	3rd Co. Ft. Casey
One hundred and fiftieth (Mine)	Puget Sound	Ft. Ward, Wash.	1st Co. Ft. Ward
One hundred and fifty-first	Boston	Ft. Andrews, Mass.	2nd Co. Ft. Andrews
One hundred and fifty-second	Boston	Ft. Banks, Mass.	2nd Co. Ft. Banks
One hundred and fifty-third	Boston	Ft. Andrews, Mass.	3rd Co. Ft. Andrews
One hundred and fifty-fourth (Mine)	Portland	Ft. McKinley, Me.	4th Co. Ft. McKinley
One hundred and fifty-fifth (Mine)	Portland	Ft. Williams, Me.	1st Co. Ft. Williams
One hundred and fifty-sixth (Mine)	Portsmouth	Ft. Constitution, N.H.	1st Co. Ft. Constitution
One hundred and fifty-seventh (Mine)	Long Island Sound	Ft. Terry, N.Y.	5th Co. Ft. Terry
One hundred and fifty-eighth	San Francisco	Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif.	5th Co. Ft. Winfield Scott
One hundred and fifty-ninth	Oahu	Ft. Ruger, T.H.	3rd Co. Ft. Ruger
One hundred and sixtieth	The Columbia	Ft. Stevens, Oreg.	2nd Co. Ft. Stevens
One hundred and sixty-first	San Francisco	Ft. Barry, Calif.	2nd Co. Ft. Barry
One hundred and sixty-second (Mine)	Tampa	Ft. Dade, Fla.	1st Co. Ft. Dade
One hundred and sixty-third (Mine)	Pensacola	Ft. Pickens, Fla.	1st Co. Ft. Pickens
One hundred and sixty-fourth (Mine)	New Orleans	Jackson Bks., La.	1st Co. Jackson Bks
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 Co. Ft. Totten
One hundred and sixty-sixth	Chesapeake Bay	Ft. Monroe, Va.	7th Co. Ft. Monroe
One hundred and sixty-seventh	Eastern New York	Ft. Totten, N.Y.	5th Co. Ft. Totten
One hundred and sixty-eighth	Chesapeake Bay	Ft. Monroe, Va.	7th Co. Ft. Monroe
One hundred and sixty-ninth (Mine)	Chesapeake Bay	Ft. Monroe, Va.	7th Co. Ft. Monroe
One hundred and seventieth (Mine)	Mobile	Ft. Morgan, Ala.	1st Co. Ft. Moultrie
Since April 1914 this company was at Brownsville, Tex. in connection with Mexican border duty.