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The War Commission and War Department Report
A official statement details how in under 100 days the United States organized an army of over 275,000, raised and equipped forces across the nation, and conducted campaigns spanning 10,000 miles. It defends War Department actions, notes congressional limits, and explains troop provisioning, camp choices, and medical and ordnance work amidst wartime pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mail and Express Bureau
Washington
Noybody
McKinley
War Department
Eve
Department
War Commission
Dning
Tts
Tyork
Corbin
Yellow Journals
Sta
Congress
Mclinley
Hobart
Secretary of War
Hanna
T Chickamauga
Ordnance Department
Quartermaster’s Bureau
Quartermasters Department
Quartermaster's Bureau
Compussary Department
West Indies
West Indian Islands
Cuba
Spain
Medical Department
Campagne
Comptroller of the Treasury
Wirt
Bermian
Laney
Butler
Reverdy Johnegan
Crittenden
Cushing
Bates
Stanbery
Senor Polo Y Bernabe
United States Volunteer Engineers
Army
Rad Hiale
Aittle
Regular Army
Pasaibia
Military Academy
ReTyice
Signal Corps
Iine
National Guard
Cnre
Hull
House Military Committee
Chickamauga
Gen. Boynton
Alger
Montauk Point
New York
Chickaminuga
Mort
Ordnance
Quartermaster
Hood
Lana
Wache Ordnance Department