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Army Air Forces Field Manuals:
FM 1-10Tactics and Techniques of Air Attack 1940
FM 1-15Tactics and Techniques of Air Fighting 1942
FM 1-20Tactics and Techniques of Air Reconnaissance and Observation
FM 1-25Air Defense
FM 1-26Defense of Airdromes 1944
FM 1-30Air Navigation 1944
FM 1-35Aerial Photography 1940
FM 1-40Intelligence Procedure in Aviation Units 1940
FM 1-45Signal Communication
FM 1-46Fighter Radiotelephone Procedures and Code
FM 1-50Weather
FM 1-55Reference Data, Administration 1942
FM 1-60Reviews and Inspections 1941
FM 1-75Combat Orders 1942
FM 1-195Service Center 1942(See also: Command and Employment of Air Power FM 100-20
Cavalry Field Manuals:
FM 2-5Cavalry Drill Regulations, Horse
FM 2-6Crew Drill Light Armored Car M8
FM 2-7Cavalry Drill Regulations, Mechanized
FM 2-15Employment of Cavalry 1941
FM 2-20Cavalry Reconnaissance Troop, Mechanized 1944
FM 2-30Cavalry Mechanized Reconnaissance Squadron 1943
FM 2-30Cavalry Mechanized Reconnaissance Squadron 1944
Chemical Warfare Field Manuals:
FM 3-5Tactics of Chemical Warfare
FM 3-10Examination for Gunners
FM 3-15Supply and Field Service
FM 3-25Chemical Laboratory Company
FM 3-30Chemical Processing Company (Theater of Operations)
FM 3-50Large Area Smoke Screening
FM 3-65Chemical Depot Company
FM 3-70Chemical Decontamination Company
Coast Artillery Field Manuals:
FM 4-5Seacoast Artillery: Organization and Tactics
FM 4-6Seacoast Artillery: Tactics and Technique of Controlled Submarine Mines
FM 4-10Gunnery
FM 4-15Seacoast Artillery Fire Control and Position Finding
FM 4-19Examinations for Gunners
FM 4-20Firing Preparations, Safety Precautions, Care and Service of Matériel
FM 4-24Service of the Piece–155-mm Gun M1
FM 4-25Coast Artillery, Service of the Piece–155-mm Gun (G.P.F.) 1940
FM 4-29Service of Seacoast Searchlight
FM 4-30Service of the Piece–Service of Gun Data Computer M1
FM 4-32Seacoast Artillery: Service of the Base-End Data and Gun Data Transmission Systems
FM 4-35Service of the Piece–14-Inch Gun M1920MII on Railway Mount M1920
FM 4-40Service of the Piece–12-Inch Mortar, Railway Artillery
FM 4-45Seacoast Artillery: Service of the Piece-12-Inch Gun on Railway Mount M1918, Railway Artillery
FM 4-48Service of the Piece–8-Inch Gun, Mk, VI, Modification 3A2 on Barbette Carriage M1
FM 4-49Service of the Piece: Seacoast Artillery, 8-Inch Gun, Mark VI, Modification 3A2, on Railway Mount M1A1
FM 4-50Seacoast Artillery: Service of the Piece–8-Inch Gun, Railway Artillery
FM 4-51Seacoast Artillery: Operation and Care of Railway Artillery Equipment
FM 4-55Seacoast Artillery: Service of the Piece-12-Inch Mortar (Fixed Armament)
FM 4-60Seacoast Artillery: Service of the Piece–12-Inch Gun (Barbette Carriage) 1940
FM 4-61Service of the Piece–12-Inch Gun Casemated
FM 4-65Seacoast Artillery: Service of the Piece–10-Inch Gun (Disappearing Carriage)
FM 4-70Seacoast Artillery: Service of the Piece–6-Inch Gun (Disappearing Carriage)
FM 4-74Service of the Piece–6-Inch Gun M1903A2 or M1905A2 on BC M3 and M4
FM 4-75Seacoast Artillery: Service of the Piece–6-Inch Gun Barbette Carriage 1943
FM 4-80Seacoast Artillery: Service of the Piece–12-Inch and 14-Inch Guns (Disappearing Carriage)
FM 4-85Seacoast Artillery: Service of the Piece–16-Inch Gun and Howitzer
FM 4-86Service of the Piece–16-Inch Gun, Casemated
FM 4-90Seacoast Artillery: Service of the Piece–3-Inch Rapid-Fire Gun (Barbette Carriage) 1940
FM 4-91Coast Artillery: Service of the Piece–90mm Gun M1 on 90mm Mount M3
FM 4-95Seacoast Artillery: Service of Radio Set SCR-296-A
FM 4-96Seacoast Artillery: Service of Radio Set SCR-582
FM 4-97Service of the Radio Set SCR-682-A
FM 4-100Antiaircraft Artillery: Organization and Tactics
FM 4-104Antiaircraft Artillery: Employment of Antiaircraft Guns
FM 4-106Antiaircraft Artillery: Employment of Antiaircraft Searchlights and the AAAIS
FM 4-107Barrage Balloon Organization Tactics Techniques 1942
FM 4-108Service of Barrage Balloon Equipment
FM 4-110Antiaircraft Artillery: Gunnery 1942
FM 4-111Antiaircraft Artillery: Position Finding and Control, Antiaircraft Searchlights
FM 4-112Antiaircraft Artillery: Gunnery, Fire Control, Position Finding, and Horizontal Fire, Antiaircraft Automatic Weapons (Case I Firing)
FM 4-115Antiaircraft Artillery: Operation of Matériel and Employment of Personnel, Antiaircraft Searchlight Units
FM 4-117Barrage Balloon: Operation of Matériel and Employment of Personnel
FM 4-119Antiaircraft Artillery: Examination for Gunners 1943
FM 4-120Formations and Inspections 1943
FM 4-121Fire Control Guns
FM 4-125Antiaircraft Artillery: Service of the Piece–3-Inch Antiaircraft Gun 1942
FM 4-126Antiaircraft Artillery: Service of the Piece–90-mm AA Gun M2, on M1A1 Mount
FM 4-127Antiaircraft Artillery: Service of the Piece–90-mm AA Gun M2, on Mount M2
FM 4-128Antiaircraft Artillery: Service of the Piece–4.7-Inch AA Gun
FM 4-130Antiaircraft Artillery: Service of the Piece–105-mm Antiaircraft Gun 1940
FM 4-136Antiaircraft Artillery: Service of Directors M4 and M7
FM 4-142Service of Height Finders M1 and M2
FM 4-143Service of Height Finder SCR-547
FM 4-144Antiaircraft Artillery: Service of Radio Set SCR-584
FM 4-146Antiaircraft Artillery: Service of Radio Set SCR-545
FM 4-151Antiaircraft Artillery Fire Control, Automatic Weapon
FM 4-155Reference Data : Seacoast Artillery and Antiaircraft Artillery
FM 4-157Antiaircraft Artillery: Service of the Piece–Multiple Machine Gun Mounts
FM 4-160Service of the Piece–40-mm Fire Unit
FM 4-175Antiaircraft Artillery: Service of the Searchlight
FM 4-176Service of Radio Set SCR-268
FM 4-181Employment of Barrage Balloons
FM 4-182Barrage Balloon Technique
FM 4-183Antiaircraft Artillery: Balloon Barrage Control
FM 4-184Antiaircraft Artillery: Barrage Balloon Site Installations 1943
FM 4-187Antiaircraft Artillery: Barrage Balloon, Service of the Balloon and Balloon Equipment, Low Altitude
FM 4-188Service of the Balloon and Balloon Equipment, Very Low Altitude 1943
FM 4-191Barrage Balloon, Service of Cable Armament, Low Altitude
FM 4-192Antiaircraft Artillery: Barrage Balloon, Service of Cable Armament, Very Low Altitude
FM 4-193Antiaircraft Artillery: Barrage Balloon, Gas Generation, Use, Purification, and Service of Hydrogen Generator
FM 4-196Barrage Balloon, Rigging and Fabric Repair
FM 4-198Barrage Balloon, Reference Data
Engineer Field Manuals:
FM 5-5Troops and Operations 1941
FM 5-5Troops and Operations 1943
FM 5-6Operations of Engineer Units
FM 5-10Construction and Routes of Communication
FM 5-15Field Fortifications 1940
FM 5-15Field Fortifications 1944
FM 5-20Camouflage, Basic Principles 1940
FM 5-20Camouflage, Basic Principles 1944
FM 5-20ACamouflage of Individuals and Infantry Weapons
FM 5-20BCamouflage of Vehicles
FM 5-20CCamouflage of Bivouacs, Command Posts, Supply Points, and Medical Installations
FM 5-20DCamouflage of Field Artillery
FM 5-20ECamouflage of Aircraft On the Ground and Airdromes
FM 5-20FCamouflage of Antiaircraft Artillery
FM 5-20HCamouflage Materials and Manufacturing Techniques
FM 5-25Explosives and Demolitions
FM 5-30Obstacle Technique
FM 5-31Land Mines and Booby Traps 1943
FM 5-35
Field Artillery Field Manuals:
FM 6-5Organization and Drill 1939
FM 6-20Tactics and Technique 1941
FM 6-20Tactical Employment 1944
FM 6-40Field Artillery Firing 1939
FM 6-40Field Artillery Gunnery 1945
FM 6-50Service of the Piece–75-mm Gun, M1897 and M1897-A4, Horse-drawn and Truck-drawn 1939
FM 6-55Service of the Piece–75-mm Gun, M2, Horse-drawn and Truck-drawn 1939
FM 6-56Service of the Piece–75-mm Gun, M2A3, Truck-drawn and Horse-drawn
FM 6-60Service of the Piece–75-mm Gun, M1916 and M1916-A1, Horse-drawn and Truck-drawn
FM 6-65Service of the Piece–75-mm Gun, M1917A1, Truck-drawn 1939
FM 6-70Service of the Piece–75-mm Howitzer, Horse- and Truck-drawn 1939
FM 6-74Service of the Piece–105-mm Howitzer, Motor Carriage M-7
FM 6-75Service of the Piece–105-mm Howitzer, M2, Truck-drawn 1941
FM 6-77Service of the Piece–4.5-Inch Gun M1
FM 6-80Service of the Piece–155-mm Howitzer, M1918A1, Truck-drawn
FM 6-81Service of the Piece–155-mm Howitzer, M1
FM 6-85Service of the Piece–155-mm Gun, M1918
FM 6-86Service of the Piece–155-mm Gun, Self-propelled
FM 6-90Service of the Piece–155-mm Gun, M1
FM 6-918-Inch Howitzer
FM 6-95Service of the Piece–240-mm Howitzer, M1918
FM 6-100Tactics and Technique of Division Artillery and Higher Artillery Echelons
FM 6-101Tactics and Technique, Battalion and Battery, Motorized
FM 6-105Armored Division, Artillery
FM 6-110Pack Artillery
FM 6-120The Observation Battalion
FM 6-125Examination of Gunners
FM 6-135Forward Observation
FM 6-150Organic Field Artillery Air Observation 1944
Infantry Field Manuals:
FM 7-5Organization and Tactics of Infantry The Rifle Battalion 1940
FM 7-10Rifle Company, Rifle Regiment 1942
FM 7-10Rifle Company, Infantry Company 1944
FM 7-15Heavy Weapons Company, Rifle Regiment
FM 7-20Rifle Battalion 1942
FM 7-20Infantry Battalion 1944
FM 7-24Communication in the Infantry Division
FM 7-25Headquarters Company, Intelligence and Signal Communication, Rifle Regiment
FM 7-30Supply and Evacuation: The Infantry Regiment; Service Company and Medical Detachment
FM 7-35Antitank Company, Rifle Regiment 1941
FM 7-35Antitank Company, Infantry Regiment and Antitank Platoon, Infantry Battalion 1944
FM 7-37Cannon Company, Infantry Regiment
FM 7-40Rifle Regiment
Medical Field Manuals:
FM 8-5Mobile Units of the Medical Department 1942
FM 8-5Medical Department Units of a Theater of Operations 1945
FM 8-10Medical Service of Field Units
FM 8-25Medical Service in Joint Oversea Operations
FM 8-35Transportation of the Sick and Wounded 1941
FM 8-35Transportation of the Sick and Wounded 1944
FM 8-40Field Sanitation
FM 8-45Records of Morbidity and Mortality (Sick and Wounded)
FM 8-50Splints, Appliances, and Bandages 1940
FM 8-50Bandaging and Splinting 1944
FM 8-55Reference Data
Ordnance Field Manuals:
FM 9-5Ordnance Service in the Field
FM 9-6Ammunition Supply
FM 9-10Ordnance Field Maintenance
FM 9-20Ordnance Ammunition Company, Ordnance Ammunition Battalion 1942
FM 9-25The Ordnance Company, Depot
FM 9-40Unexploded Bombs, Organization and Operation for Disposal
Quartermaster Field Manuals:
FM 10-5Quartermaster Operations 1941
FM 10-5Quartermaster Operations 1943
FM 10-10Quartermaster Service in Theater of Operations
FM 10-35Quartermaster Truck Companies
FM 10-38Base Depot Supply and Sales Company 1945
FM 10-63Graves Registration 1945
Signal Corps Field Manuals:
FM 11-5Mission, Functions and Signal Communication in General
FM 11-10Infantry Division Signal Organization & Operations
FM 11-14Signal Supply and Maintenance Battalion
FM 11-15Organizations and Operations in the Cavalry Division and Cavalry Corps
FM 11-16Signal Orders Records and Reports
FM 11-20Organizations and Operations in the Corps, Army, Theater of Operations and GHQ
FM 11-22Signal Operations in the Corps and Army
FM 11-25Aircraft Warning Service
FM 11-35Signal Corps Intelligence
FM 11-80Signal Pigeon Company
FM 11-150Photomail Operation
Inspector General Field Manuals:
FM 13-
Fiscal Field Manuals:
FM 14-
Judge Advocate General Field Manuals:
FM 15-
Chaplain Field Manuals:
FM 16-5The Chaplain 1954
Armored Field Manuals:
FM 17Employment of Armored Units: The Armored Division
FM 17-5Armored Force Drill
FM 17-10Tactics and Technique
FM 17-12Tank Gunnery
FM 17-15Combat Practice Firing Armored Force Units 1942
FM 17-15Combat Practice Firing Armored Force Units 1945
FM 17-20Employment of Armored Units, Reconnaissance Platoon and Company
FM 17-22Reconnaissance Battalion
FM 17-25Assault Gun Section and Platoon
FM 17-2781mm Mortar Squad
FM 17-30Tank Platoon
FM 17-32Tank Company, Light and Medium
FM 17-33The Armored Battalion, Light and Medium 1942
FM 17-33Tank Battalion 1944
FM 17-36Armored Employment of Tanks with Infantry
FM 17-40Armored Infantry Company
FM 17-42Armored Infantry Battalion
FM 17-45Armored Engineer Battalion 1942
FM 17-50Logistics 1942
FM 17-55Trains and Trains Headquarters Company, Armored Division
FM 17-58Armored Maintenance Battalion, Tactical Employment
FM 17-59Decontamination of Armored Force Vehicles 1942
FM 17-63Service of the Piece 105 MM Howitzer Self propelled 1942
FM 17-67Crew Drill and Service of the Piece, Medium Tank, M4
FM 17-68Crew Drill, Light Tank M5 Series 1944
FM 17-69Crew Drill, Service of the Piece, and Gunnery (75-mm Assault Howitzer on Motor Carriage M8) 1943
FM 17-70Signal Communications for Armored Units
FM 17-71Crew Drill for Half-track Vehicles 1943
FM 17-74Crew Drill and Service of the Piece, Heavy Tank, T25E1
FM 17-75Crew Drill, Light Tank M24
FM 17-76Crew Drill and Service of the Piece, Medium Tank, M4 Series (105-mm Howitzer)
FM 17-80Armored Medical Units
FM 17-100The Armored Division
Tank Destroyer Field Manuals:
FM 18-5Organization and Tactics of Tank Destroyer Units 1942
FM 18-5Tactical Employment Tank Destroyer Unit 1944
FM 18-15Tank Destroyer Drill and Crew Drill: 3-Inch Gun Motor Carriage M10, 76-mm Gun Motor Carriage T70, 3-Inch Towed Gun (Gun M5 and Carriage M1)
FM 18-16Crew Drill, 76-mm Gun Motor Carriage M18
FM 18-17Tank Destroyer Crew Drill, 3-Inch Towed Gun M5 on Carriage M6
FM 18-18Crew Drill, Gun Motor Carriage M36 1944
FM 18-20Tactical Employment of Tank Destroyer Platoon Self-Propelled
FM 18-21Tank Destroyer Towed Gun Platoon
FM 18-22Tank Destroyer Reconnaissance Platoon
FM 18-24Tank Destroyer Pioneer Platoon
Military Police Field Manuals:
FM 19-5Military Police
FM 19-10Military Police in Towns and Cities
FM 19-15Domestic Disturbances
Miscellaneous Field Manuals:
FM 20-15Tents and Tent Pitching
Individual Soldier Field Manuals:
FM 21-5Military Training
FM 21-6List of Publications for Training, Including Training Films and Film Strips 1941
FM 21-6List of Publications for Training, Including Training Films and Film Strips 1942
FM 21-6List of Publications for Training, Including Training Films and Film Strips 1943
FM 21-6List of Publications for Training, Including Training Films and Film Strips 1944
FM 21-6List of Publications for Training, Including Training Films and Film Strips 1945
FM 21-7List of Training Films, Film Strips, and Film Bulletins 1943
FM 21-7List of Training Films, Film Strips, and Film Bulletins 1944
FM 21-7List of Training Films, Film Strips, and Film Bulletins 1945
FM 21-8Military Training Aids
FM 21-10Military Sanitation and First Aid 1940
FM 21-10Military Sanitation and First Aid 1945
FM 21-11First Aid for Soldiers
FM 21-15Equipment, Clothing and Tent Pitching
FM 21-20Physical Training
FM 21-22Watermanship
FM 21-25Elementary Map and Aerial Photograph Reading 1941
FM 21-25Elementary Map and Aerial Photograph Reading 1944
FM 21-26Advanced Map and Aerial Photograph Reading 1941
FM 21-26Advanced Map and Aerial Photograph Reading 1944
FM 21-30Conventional Signs, Military Symbols, and Abbreviations 1941
FM 21-30Conventional Signs, Military Symbols, and Abbreviations 1943
FM 21-35Sketching
FM 21-40Defense Against Chemical Attack 1940
FM 21-50Military Courtesy and Discipline
FM 21-75Scouting, Patrolling, and Sniping 1944
FM 21-80Recognition Training
FM 21-100Soldier’s Handbook 1941
FM 21-105Engineer Soldier’s Handbook
FM 21-150Unarmed Defense for the American Soldier
Infantry Drill Regulations Field Manuals:
FM 22-5Tentative Infantry Drill Regulations 1932
FM 22-5Infantry Drill Regulations 1939
FM 22-5Infantry Drill Regulations 1943
Basic Weapons Field Manuals:
FM 23-5U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30, M1 1941
FM 23-6U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30 M1917 (Enfield) 1942
FM 23-6U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30 M1917 1943
FM 23-7U.S. Carbine Caliber .30 M1 and M1A1
FM 23-10U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30 M1903 1940
FM 23-10U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30 M1903 1943
FM 23-15Browning Automatic Rifle, Caliber .30, M1918A2 1940
FM 23-15Browning Automatic Rifle, Caliber .30, M1918A2 1943
FM 23-25Bayonet 1940
FM 23-25Bayonet 1943
FM 23-30Hand and Rifle Grenades, Rocket, AT, HE, 2.36-Inch
FM 23-35Automatic Pistol, Caliber .45, M1911, and M1911A1 1940
FM 23-35Pistols and Revolvers 1946
FM 23-36Revolver, Colt, Caliber .45, M1917, and Revolver, Smith and Wesson, Caliber .45, M1917
FM 23-40Thompson Submachine Gun, Caliber .45, M1928A1
FM 23-41Submachine Gun, Caliber .45, M3
FM 23-45Browning Machine Gun, Caliber .30, HB, M1919A4. Ground 1940
FM 23-50Browning Machine Gun, Caliber .30, HB M1919A4 (Mounted in Combat Vehicles)
FM 23-55Browning Machine Gun, Caliber .30, M1917
FM 23-60Browning Machine Gun, Caliber .50, HB, M2, Ground
FM 23-65Browning Machine Gun, Caliber .50, HB, M2
FM 23-7037-mm Gun, Anti-tank, M3
FM 23-7537-mm Gun, M1916 1942
FM 23-8037 MM Gun Tank M5 Mounted in Tanks 1941
FM 23-8137 MM Gun Tank M6 Mounted in Tanks 1942
FM 23-8560-mm Mortar, M2
FM 23-90BFM, 81-mm Mortar, M1
FM 23-9181-mm Mortar Mounted in Half-Track Carrier
FM 23-9575 MM Tank Gun M2 Mounted in Medium Tank M3 1942
FM 23-105105-mm Howitzer, M3
Communication Procedures Field Manuals:
FM 24-5Signal Communication 1939
FM 24-5Signal Communication 1942
FM 24-6Radio Operators Manual, Army Ground Forces
FM 24-8Combined Teletypewriter (Teleprinter) Procedure
FM 24-9Combined United States-British Radio-Telephone (R/T) Procedure
FM 24-10Combined Radiotelegraph (W/T) Procedure
FM 24-11Combined Operating Signals
FM 24-12Army Extract of Combined Operating Signals
FM 24-13Air Extract Combined Operating Signals
FM 24-14Teletypewriter Switching and Relay Procedures
FM 24-18Radio Communication
FM 24-20Field Wire Systems
FM 24-22Combined Visual Signaling (V/S Procedure)
FM 24-23Combined Visual Signaling (V/S) Procedure–Abridged Version for Radiotelegraph (W/T) Operators. Errata Sheet
FM 24-24Combined Amphibious Communication Instructions (CCBP-1)
FM 24-75Telephone Switchboard Operating Procedure
FM 25-5Animal Transport
FM 25-6Dog Team Transportation
FM 25-7Pack Transportation
FM 25-10Motor Transport 1939
FM 25-10Motor Transport 1942
Interior Guard Duty Field Manuals:
FM 26-5Interior Guard Duty 1940
FM 26-5Interior Guard Duty 1942
Military Law Field Manuals:
FM 27-5United States Army and Navy Manual of Military Government and Civil Affairs
FM 27-10Rules of Land Warfare
FM 27-15Military Law Domestic Disturbances
Welfare, Recreation, and Morale Field Manuals:
FM 28-5The Band 1941
FM 28-105The Special Service Company 1944
Regulating Stations and Base Depots Field Manuals:
FM 29-5Military Police
Military Intelligence Field Manuals:
FM 30-5Military Intelligence–Combat Intelligence
FM 30-10Military Intelligence–Observation
FM 30-15Military Intelligence–Examination of Enemy Personnel, Repatriates, Documents, and Matériel
FM 30-20Military Intelligence–Military Maps
FM 30-21Military Intelligence–Role of Aerial Photography
FM 30-22Military Intelligence–Counterintelligence
FM 30-25Military Intelligence–Regulations for Correspondents Accompanying U.S. Army Forces in the Field
FM 30-26Regulations for Correspondents Accompanying U.S. Army Forces in the Field
FM 30-27Regulations for Civilian Operations Analysts, Scientific Consultants, and Technical Observers Accompanying U.S. Army Forces in the Field
FM 30-28Military Intelligence, Military Censorship
FM 30-30Military Intelligence Identification of U.S. Government Aircraft 1940
FM 30-30Military Intelligence Identification of U.S. Government Aircraft 1942
FM 30-30Aircraft Recognition Pictorial Manual 1943
FM 30-34Military Intelligence Identification of Soviet-Russian Aircraft
FM 30-35Military Intelligence Identification of German Aircraft 1941
FM 30-35Military Intelligence Identification of German Aircraft 1942
FM 30-38Military Intelligence Identification of Japanese Aircraft 1941
FM 30-38Military Intelligence Identification of Japanese Aircraft 1942
FM 30-39Military Intelligence Identification of Italian Aircraft
FM 30-40Recognition, Pictorial Manual, Armored Vehicles
FM 30-41Military Intelligence Identification of British Armored Vehicles
FM 30-42Military Intelligence Identification of Foreign Armored Vehicles German Japanese Russian Italian and French 1941
FM 30-42Military Intelligence Identification of Foreign Armored Vehicles German Japanese Russian Italian and French 1942
FM 30-50Military Intelligence–Recognition Pictorial Manual, Naval Vessels
FM 30-51Military Intelligence Identification of British Naval Ships 1941
FM 30-53Military Intelligence Identification of French Naval Vessels 1942
FM 30-55Military Intelligence Identification of German Naval Ships 1941
FM 30-58Military Intelligence Identification of Japanese Naval Vessels
FM 31-5Landing Operations on Hostile Shore
FM 31-10Coast Defense
FM 31-15Operations in Snow and Extreme Cold 1941
FM 31-25Desert Operations
FM 31-30Tactics and Technique of Airborne Troops
FM 31-35Aviation in Support of Ground Forces
FM 31-40Supply of Ground Units by Air
FM 31-50Attack on a Fortified Position and Combat in Towns
Security Field Manuals:FM 32-
Psychological Operations:FM 33-
Electronic Warfare Operations & Intelligence:FM 34-
Women’s Army Corps:
FM 35-20Physical Training
Cost Accounting:FM 36-
Maintenance Field Manuals:FM 37-
Supply Procedures Field Manuals:FM 38-
Rockets Field Manuals:FM 39-
Antiaircraft Artillery(Manuals published prior to 1 June 1944 are listed in the 4-series):
FM 44-2Employment of Antiaircraft Artillery Automatic Weapons
FM 44-4Employment of Antiaircraft Artillery Guns
FM 44-6Employment of Antiaircraft Artillery Searchlights
FM 44-8Antiaircraft Operations Room and Antiaircraft Artillery Intelligence Service
FM 44-36Service of Antiaircraft Directors M4 and M7
FM 44-38Service of Antiaircraft Directors, M9, M9A1, M9A2, and M10
FM 44-51Fire Control, Antiaircraft Artillery Automatic Weapons
FM 44-58Antiaircraft Artillery Service of the Piece, 37-mm Fire Unit
FM 44-59Service of the Piece–Multiple Gun Motor Carriage M15 and M15A1
FM 44-61Service of the Piece, Air Transportable 40-mm Fire Unit
Transportation (Water and Rail):
FM 55-10Water Transportation: Oceangoing Vessels
FM 55-25Ports (Oversea) Headquarters and Headquarters Companies
FM 55-50Military Railroads and the Military Service
FM 55-55Railway Operating Battalion
FM 55-60Railway Shop Battalion
FM 55-105Water Transportation Oceangoing Vessels 1944
FM 55-130Small Boats and Harbor Craft 1944
FM 55-150Amphibian Truck Company
Airborne Operations:FM 57-
Amphibious Field Manuals:FM 60-
Mountain and Winter Operations:
FM 70-10Mountain Operations
FM 70-15Operations in Snow and Extreme Cold
Jungle Operations:
FM 72-20Jungle Warfare
Field Service Regulations:
FM 100-5Operations 1939
FM 100-5Operations 1941
FM 100-5Operations 1944
FM 100-10Administration 1942
FM 100-10Administration 1943
FM 100-15Larger Units
FM 100-20Field Manual: Command and Employment of Air Power
Staff Officers Field Manuals:
FM 101-5Staff and Combat Orders
FM 101-10Organization, Technical and Logistical Data 1941
FME 101-10Enemy Forces: Organization, Technical, and Logistical Data
FM 101-15Traffic Circulation and Control
Umpire Field Manuals:
FM 105-5Umpire Manual 1942
FM 105-5Umpire Manual 1944
FM 105-6Aviation Umpire Manual