National Guard a Key Part of U S Army Structure
The article outlines the role of state National Guards and organized militias as integral to the U S Army, detailing their history from 1862 to 1908 and describing how New York forms a complete division under Major General John F. P. O’Ryan. It notes federal calls, mobilization plans, and the Sixth Division structure across states, with Ohio and Pennsylvania also highlighted.
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