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1950s US Army Unit Organization Reference Data

Updated: Apr 9

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I've re-uploaded some U.S. Army Reference Data publications from the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center. I've optimized the PDFs (the originals were 100-300MB+) and labelled them a little better so hopefully they're more searchable than on the USAHEC site. Reference data publications are one step removed from Tables of Organization and Equipment. Normally they reference actual TO&Es and display them in a more digestible format for instruction purposes.


However, they are still highly detailed and useful. They sometimes also include other things like logistical data, missions, capabilities and other info. They often include every subunit in a division down to the personnel level, as well as visuals like vehicle graphics and ORBAT charts.


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Juan Pablo
Juan Pablo
Nov 30, 2022

Hello, you do not have the manual ST 17-1-1, which has three volumes, from the year 1981. It has graphics and orbats very similar to the ones you uploaded, but with the transition due to the arrival of new material in the army, with the consequent change of organics. Greetings from Argentina.

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Battle Order
Battle Order
Feb 15, 2023
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I will be uploading that eventually when I have time

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