America's Munitions 1917-1918
Benedict Crowell and United States. War Department
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1. Front matter2. PREFACE.3. INTRODUCTION.4. CHAPTER I. THE ORDNANCE PROBLEM.5. CHAPTER II. GUN PRODUCTION.6. Chapter III MOBILE FIELD ARTILLERY.7. CHAPTER IV. RAILWAY ARTILLERY.8. CHAPTER V. EXPLOSIVES, PROPELLANTS, AND ARTILLERY AMMUNITION.9. CHAPTER VI. SIGHTS AND FIRE-CONTROL APPARATUS.10. CHAPTER VII. MOTORIZED ARTILLERY.11. CHAPTER VIII. TANKS.12. CHAPTER IX. MACHINE GUNS.13. CHAPTER X. SERVICE RIFLES.14. CHAPTER XI. PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS.15. CHAPTER XII. SMALL-ARMS AMMUNITION.16. CHAPTER XIII. TRENCH-WARFARE MATERIAL.17. CHAPTER XIV. MISCELLANEOUS ORDNANCE EQUIPMENT.18. CHAPTER I. THE AIRCRAFT PROBLEM.19. CHAPTER II. AIRPLANE PRODUCTION.20. CHAPTER III. THE LIBERTY ENGINE.21. CHAPTER IV. OTHER AIRPLANE ENGINES.22. CHAPTER V. AVIATION EQUIPMENT AND ARMAMENT.23. CHAPTER VI. THE AIRPLANE RADIO TELEPHONE.24. CHAPTER VII. BALLOONS.25. CHAPTER I. THE ENGINEERS IN FRANCE.26. CHAPTER II. MILITARY RAILWAYS.27. CHAPTER III. ENGINEER ACTIVITIES AT HOME.28. CHAPTER IV. SOUND AND FLASH RANGING AND SEARCHLIGHTS.29. CHAPTER I. TOXIC GASES.30. CHAPTER II. GAS DEFENSE EQUIPMENT.31. CHAPTER I. SUBSISTENCE.32. CHAPTER II. CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE.33. CHAPTER III. MISCELLANEOUS QUARTERMASTER UNDERTAKINGS.34. CHAPTER IV. MOTOR AND HORSE-DRAWN VEHICLES.35. CHAPTER V. MEDICAL AND DENTAL SUPPLIES.36. CHAPTER VI. SALVAGE.37. CHAPTER I. CANTONMENTS AND CAMPS.38. CHAPTER II. MISCELLANEOUS CONSTRUCTION.39. CHAPTER I. SIGNAL CORPS MATERIAL.40. CONCLUSION.