The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-27
ORGANIZATION OF
 US. ARMY CORPS IS MADE PUBLIC
Six Corps, Consisting of 20 Divisions, Had Been Or ganized 4 Days Before
 Signing of Armistice

Washington. November 26 The organization of American army corps in France as it ex- isted November z, four days before the signing of the arn1i- stice, was made public tonight by the war department. Six corps then had been organized, but only the First was at inc maximum strength Of six t4i- visions. In all 20 divisions made up the corps.
 In the first corps were the Sixth di- vision. made up of the Fifty-f1rst, Fifty second, Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth in fantry regiments and the Third. Seventy eighth and Eleventh artillery regiments; the Thirty sixth division. Hist, 142d, 143d and Hath infantry regiments, and the l3lst, 132d and 1s3d artillery regiments; the Firty-second division, 1s5th. 1eeth, l67th and 16sth infantry regiments, and the 18th, 1soth and 151st artillery regi- ments; the Seventy y-seventh division 3o5th, 3o6th 3o7th and soSth infantry regi- ments, and the so4th, 3o5th and sosth artil- lery regiments; the seventy-eighth di. vision. ao9th. 31oth, sllth and sl2th in. fantry regiments. and the so7th, 3Str and a09th artillery regiments, and the Eishtieth dlvssion. a7th. s1sth, s1sth and S2oth infantry regiments. and the s1sth 314th and s15 artillery regiments
 SECOND CORPS
 In the Second corps were the Twenty seventh and Thirtieth divisions, brigaded with the British Fourth army Tn tn. Twenty-seventh division were the 1O5th l0sth, 107th and 10Sth infantry, and the 104th, 105th and 106th artillery regiments and in the Thirtietn division were the 117th. 18th, 11str and 120th infantry regi- ments and the 18th, 114th and 115th ar ttllery regiments.
 The Third corps had five divisions, as follows:
 THIRD CORPS
 Third, Fourth, Seventh and Thirty eighth infantry regiments. and Tenth, seventy sixth and Eighteenth artillery regiments: Fifth. Eixtieth. Sixty-first, sixth and Eleventh infantry regiments, and Nineteenth, Twentieth and Twenty first artillery regiments; Thirty-second, 18th, 126th, 127th and 12Sth infantry regi- ments, and 119th, 12oth and 121st artil- lery regiments; Thirty-fifth 137th, 13sth, 139th and 10th infantry regiments, and 12Sth, 18th and 190th artillery regiments. and Nineteenth, 357th, 35Sth, 359th and 3SCth infantry regiments, and 34sd, Saith and 345th artillery regiments.
 FOURTH CORPS
 In the Fourth corps were two divis- ions, the Seventh and Twenty eighth. The Seventh division was composed of the Fifty-fifth, F'ifty-sixth. Thirty fourth and Sixty-fourth infantry regiments, and the Seventy ninth, Eightieth and Eighth artillery regiments.
 In the Fifth corps were four divisions, the First, Second (marine), Twenty ninth and Eigthy-ninth. The First divis- lon was made up of the Sixteenth. Eight eenth, ,Twenty-sixth and Twenty eighth infantry regiments. and the Fifth. Sixth and Seventh artillery regiments; the Second of the Ninth and Twenty-third Infantry regiments, and the Fifteenth, Seventeeth and Twelfth artiltlry regi- ments; the Twenty-ninth of the 113th. l14th. 115th and 18th infantry regiments. and the 110th. 11th and 112th artillery regiments, and the Eighty-ninth of the 3s3d. 354th. 355th and 35Sth infantry regt- ments. and the 340th. 341st and 342d artil- lery regiments
 In the Sixth corps was the Ninety-sec- ond division, made up of the 365th. 366th 367th and 3ssth infantry regiments, and the s4sth, 36oth and 351st artillery regi- nents.