United States. Army War College, Washington, D.C.

• A modern organization for the regular army and its use as a model in organizing other forces
• Changes in organization found necessary during progress of the European war
• Finances and costs of the present European war
• Mobilization of industries and utilization of the commercial and industrial resources of the country for war purposes in emergency
• Motor transport in campaign
• Notes on training for rifle fire in trench warfare
• Organization, training, and mobilization of a reserve for the regular army
• Sanitary troops in foreign armies
• Statistical comparison of universal and voluntary military service
• Strategic location of military depots, arsenals, and manufacturing plants in the United States
• Study on places of origin and ability to procure supplies needed in vast quantities in time of war
• Study on the development of large caliber, mobile artillery, and machine guns in the present European war