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Indian Army Orders of Battle 1947-2010 including corps, divisions, brigades, regiments and wars.

This volume covers all of the Army's armoured and reconnaissance units, whatever their source. It thus contains some information on infantry units-in particular the Guards battalions converted to armour and the six motorcycle battalions of the 1939-40 period. However, complete detail on those units will be found in the later Infantry volume. This work also includes armoured units of the Royal Engineers and Royal Marines.

This work is a study of the British Army's permanent presence on the continent of Europe. Each section begins with an overview and continues with one or more detailed orders of battle for the period.

The first ever compilation of the Irish Army's Orders of Battle, from its formation in 1923 to 2004.Includes several current Tables of Organization and Equipment. 140 content pages.

From Orbat.info's global intelligence network comes Orders of Battle for the world's armies, from Abkhazia to Zimbabwe. Available to the pubic for the first time. (Technology & Industrial Arts)

"Infantry Division Components of the US Army 1917-2004" details every divisional unit during the period. It of historical interest for those who would like to know how units within divisions changed over the years, from 1917 to 1945, 1954, 1960, 1965 and 2004. Of particular interest is that the lists iclude all combat support and combat service service support units that served in each division.

A complete Orders of Battle for all U.S. Army combat units during World War I. Intended for the serious student of military history, the book is both compact and comprehensive.

Mehtidis chronicles the air orders of battle for the Italian military in World War I, including army, naval, and balloon units. An appendix contains a glossary and abbreviations, a list of Italian airships during the war, notes, and a bibliography for further reading.

This volume covers orders of battle for the Red Army's 51st through 75th Rifle Divisions, 1917-1957. The comprehensive listing is enriched with never previously available material from the Russian military archives.