Army Corps
one of the largest with it, so as to be able to operate qu ently of its original base of operations. divisions of an army in the field, comprising all arms, and commanded by a general officer; subdivided into divisions, which may or may not comprise all arms.
ARMY SCHOOLS. See MILITARY ED- UCATION. tes with aing ment of the United States military edu- ARMY WAR COLLEGE, a department of the United States military educational establishment authorized by Congress in 1900. Brig.-Gen. William ulty of the college study the military an eye to a complete understanding of Ludlow was made chief of the board which drafted the regulations. The facorganization of the United States its practical efficiency of operations, and constitute an advisory board to which the Secretary of War can turn at any time military service. The study of plans of for details and recommendations as to any point in the mechanism of the whole campaign by the college and the accumulation of military information make the inauguration of a campaign, in case of war, only a matter of the issuing of the necessary orders by the Secretary.
ARMY WORM