Responsibility for procurement of gas masks and training of Mines, Department of the Interior, March 1917, and by theĪppointment of a subcommittee on noxious gases by the MilitaryĬommittee of the National Research Committee, April 3, 1917. Toxic gas as an instrument of war began with the establishment ofĪ research unit, War Gas Investigations (WGI), in the Bureau of History: Research investigations by the United States into use of Government.ġ75.2 Records of the Office of the Chief Army Chemical Officer Warfare Service in RG 287, Publications of the U.S. Related Records: Record copies of publications of the Chemical Security-Classified Records: This record group may include Records of the Chemical Warfare Service," NM 38 (1964). Ryan, comp., "Supplement to Preliminary Inventory No. The Records of the Chemical Warfare Service, PI 8 (1948) Garryĭ. Army Materiel Command.įinding Aids: Raymond P. Supervised army training in chemical warfare.Ībolished: Effective August 1, 1962, General Order 44, Department of the Army, July 23, Using toxic or noxious gases, and defensive countermeasures. The armed services under the National Security Act of 1947 (61įunctions: Developed, tested, and supplied offensive weapons The Army Staff, Department of the Army, upon reorganization of General Order 14, War Department, Mato WDGS uponĪbolishment of ASF, effective June 11, 1946, by Circular 138, Warĭepartment, May 14, 1946, implementing EO 9722, to Part of a War Department reorganization authorized by EO 9082,įebruSOS redesignated Army Service Forces (ASF) by March 9, 1942, by Circular 59, War Department, March 2, 1942, as Staff division, 1939 to Services of Supply (SOS), effective Transfers: To War Department General Staff (WDGS) as a technical Gas Offense Production Division, Office of the Chief of Ordnance (1917-18).Gas Defense Division, Surgeon General's Office (1917-18).Chemical Service Section, National Army (1917-18).War Gas Investigations, Bureau of Mines (1917-18).The Chemical Corps, September 6, 1946, by act of August 2, 1946 175.5 Cartographic Records (General) 1942Įstablished: As a technical service of the army by General OrderĦ2, War Department, June 28, 1918, consolidating scatteredįunctions relating to gas offense and defense.
175.4.8 Records of other field activities.175.4.7 Records of field units (World War I).175.4.6 Records of chemical procurement districts.175.4.3 Records of other chemical centers.175.4.1 Records of Edgewood Arsenal, MD.175.3.3 Records of the Training Division.175.3.2 Records of the Technical Division.175.3.1 Records of the Gas Defense Production Division.175.3 Records of Office Divisions 1917-63.175.2 Records of the Office of the Chief Army Chemical Officer.Overview of Records Locations Table of Contents Search this Record Group in the National Archives Online Catalog
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