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This book contains two sections; Part I is pages 1-226, Part II is pages 227-406

Selection from History of the Thirty-Seventh Division:

The 37th Division was called into service on October 16, 1940, under the command of General Beightler. Ordered to Camp Shelby, the division started the long, arduous task of building a strong combat force. A few months later, the first selectees arrived to receive their training under provisions of the Selective Service Act.

With their basic training completed, the Ohio troops were ready for field work, and in June, 1941, moved to Louisiana for four weeks of intensive maneuvers. In August and September the 37th Division joined other units of the Third Army in the most extensive peacetime maneuvers in our country's history to battle over the sometimes hot-and-dry, sometimes wet-and-swampy stretches of Louisiana and Texas. Concerning the soldiers of the 37th Division, General Beightler has said: "I am proud of the men of my command for the splendid job they have done. They have worked hard, oftentimes under exceedingly difficult conditions, to achieve their fine records. They can take it."

Publication Date

1941

Keywords

United States Army, World War 1939-1945, 37th Division Infantry, 73rd Infantry Brigade, 145th Infantry, 147th Infantry, 74th Infantry Brigade, 148th Infantry, 166th Infantry, 62nd Field Artillery Brigade, 134th Field Artillery, 135th Field Artillery, 136th Field Artillery, 112th Engineer Regiment, 112th Quartermaster Regiment, 112th Medical Regiment

Disciplines

Military History

Comments

Part I covers the 73rd Infantry Brigade, 145th Infantry, 147th Infantry, 74th Infantry Brigade, 148th Infantry, 166th Infantry, and 62nd Field Artillery Brigade.

Part II covers the 134th Field Artillery, 135th Field Artillery, 136th Field Artillery, 112th Engineer Regiment, 112th Quartermaster Regiment, and the 112th Medical Regiment.

Pictorial history, Thirty-Seventh Division, United States Army, 1940-1941
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