The United States Marine Corps in the World War
by United States. Marine Corps Edwin North McClellan
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Chapters (210)
- The United States Marine Corps in the World War
- EXPLANATORY NOTE.
- LETTER OF TRANSMISSION.
- TABLE OF CONTENTS.
- Chapter I. IN GENERAL.
- Chapter II. STATUTORY AND ACTUAL STRENGTH OF THE MARINE CORPS ON VARIOUS DATES.
- STATUTORY STRENGTH.
- ACTUAL STRENGTH OF THE MARINE CORPS AT THE BEGINNING AND END OF THE WAR.
- Chapter III. RECRUITING—APPLICANTS, REJECTIONS, ENLISTMENTS—ENLISTMENTS BY STATES.
- ENLISTMENTS BY STATES.
- Chapter IV. GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION AND DISPOSITION OF MARINES DURING WAR.
- MARINES SERVING ON BOARD NAVAL VESSELS.
- GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION OF MARINES DURING THE WAR.
- Chapter V. HOW OFFICERS WERE OBTAINED AND TRAINED.
- HOW OFFICERS WERE OBTAINED.
- HOW OFFICERS WERE TRAINED.
- MARINE SECTIONS, STUDENT ARMY TRAINING CORPS.
- Chapter VI. TRAINING OF ENLISTED MEN IN THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE.
- IN UNITED STATES.
- TRAINING IN FRANCE.
- Chapter VII. ORGANIZATIONS AND REPLACEMENTS SENT TO EUROPE—ORGANIZATION OF THE FOURTH AND FIFTH BRIGADES.
- THE FOURTH BRIGADE OF MARINES.
- FIFTH BRIGADE OF MARINES.
- AVIATION UNITS.
- MARINE DETACHMENTS FOR NAVAL BASES.
- REPLACEMENTS FOR AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES.
- NUMBER OF MARINES SAILING FROM THE UNITED STATES TO EUROPE
- Chapter VIII. OPERATIONS IN GENERAL.
- Chapter IX. UNITS COMPOSING, AND THE COMMANDING GENERALS OF, THE SECOND DIVISION—VERDUN OPERATIONS.
- THE SECOND DIVISION OF REGULARS.
- Chapter X. AISNE DEFENSIVE, HILL 142, BOURESCHES, AND BOIS DE LA BRIGADE DE MARINE, IN THE CHATEAU-THIERRY SECTOR.
- Chapter XI. THE AISNE-MARNE OFFENSIVE (SOISSONS).
- Chapter XII. MARBACHE SECTOR, NEAR PONT-A-MOUSSON—ST. MIHIEL OFFENSIVE.
- Chapter XIII. THE CHAMPAGNE—BATTLE OF BLANC MONT RIDGE—CAPTURE OF ST. ETIENNE—MARCH TO LEFFINCOURT.
- Chapter XIV. THE MEUSE-ARGONNE OFFENSIVE—CROSSING THE MEUSE RIVER.
- Chapter XV. MARCH TO THE RHINE—ARMY OF OCCUPATION—SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS OF THE FOURTH BRIGADE.
- MARCH TO THE RHINE.
- WITH THE ARMY OF OCCUPATION.
- SUMMARY OF THE OPERATIONS OF THE FOURTH BRIGADE.
- SILVER BANDS FOR COLORS.
- MAJOR OPERATIONS.
- Chapter XVI. WITH THE NAVY ON BOARD THE BATTLESHIPS AND CRUISERS.
- WITH THE BRITISH GRAND FLEET.
- SURRENDER OF THE GERMAN HIGH SEAS FLEET.
- AT CASTLETOWN BEREHAVEN, BANTRY BAY, IRELAND.
- ESCORTING THE PRESIDENT INTO BREST.
- WELCOMED HOME BY NAVAL REVIEW.
- THE ATLANTIC FLEET.
- THE PACIFIC FLEET.
- THE ASIATIC FLEET.
- Chapter XVII. THE ACTIVITIES OF THE FIFTH BRIGADE.
- THE FIFTH BRIGADE.
- Chapter XVIII. CASUALTIES.
- MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
- AVIATION CASUALTIES.
- TOTAL MARINE CORPS DEATHS.
- CASUALTIES IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.
- LOST ON THE CYCLOPS.
- CASUALTIES OF NAVAL PERSONNEL.
- Chapter XIX. CITATIONS OF MARINE ORGANIZATIONS—DAYS IN FRANCE—ARTILLERY CAPTURED—PRISONERS CAPTURED—KILOMETERS ADVANCED—DECORATIONS AWARDED.
- CITATIONS IN FRENCH ARMY ORDERS.
- DAYS IN FRANCE.
- ARTILLERY CAPTURED BY SECOND DIVISION.
- PRISONERS CAPTURED.
- KILOMETERS ADVANCED.
- DECORATIONS AWARDED MARINES.
- Chapter XX. RIFLE PRACTICE—RIFLE AND PISTOL COMPETITIONS.
- RIFLE PRACTICE.
- RIFLE AND PISTOL COMPETITIONS.
- Chapter XXI. AVIATION.
- STRENGTH AND DISTRIBUTION.
- STRENGTH AT BEGINNING AND END OF WAR.
- STATIONS.
- PLANES OPERATED BY MARINES.
- TRAINING OF OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN.
- AVIATION STATISTICS.
- RETURN OF MARINE AVIATORS FROM EUROPE.
- Chapter XXII. MARINE CORPS RESERVE.
- STRENGTH ON NOVEMBER 11, 1918.
- Chapter XXIII. RETURN OF MARINES FROM EUROPE—PARADES IN THE UNITED STATES.
- RETURN OF SECOND DIVISION AND FOURTH BRIGADE.
- RETURN OF THE FIFTH BRIGADE.
- COMPOSITE REGIMENT, THIRD ARMY.
- SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN BATTALION.
- RETURN OF AVIATION UNITS.
- PARADES IN THE UNITED STATES.
- Chapter XXIV. DEMOBILIZATION.
- MARINES ARE WELCOMED HOME BY THE NAVY.
- THE SECRETARY OF WAR PRAISES THE FOURTH BRIGADE.
- Chapter XXV. OFFICE OF THE MAJOR GENERAL COMMANDANT—ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR’S DEPARTMENT.
- Chapter XXVI. PAYMASTER’S DEPARTMENT.
- STRENGTH AND DISTRIBUTION.
- HOW WAR INCREASES WERE MET.
- MONEY EXPENDED.
- ADDITIONAL DUTIES DURING WAR.
- NEW PAY ROLL.
- OFFICE OF THE CHIEF PAYMASTER, U. S. MARINES, FRANCE.
- Chapter XXVII. QUARTERMASTER’S DEPARTMENT.
- ADDITIONAL STOREHOUSES AND COOPERATION WITH GOVERNMENT AGENCIES.
- CANTONMENTS.
- DEPOT OF SUPPLIES, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
- DEPOT OF SUPPLIES, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.
- DEPOT OF SUPPLIES, CHARLESTON, S. C.
- EXPENDITURES.
- INDEX.
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