Divisions of The United States Army (1911 To 1917)
- Maneuver Division (1911) - see History of the United States Army
- Regular Army 1913-1916
- 1st Division (Eastern Department)
- 2nd Division (Central Department)
- 3rd Division (Western Department)
- Cavalry Division: authorized as the Regular Army division for the Southern Department in 1913; never officially numerically designated.
- Punitive Expedition: (provisional division): 1916–1917
- National Guard 1914-1917
- 5th Division
- 6th Division
- 7th Division
- 8th Division
- 9th Division
- 10th Division
- 11th Division
- 12th Division
- 13th Division
- 14th Division
- 15th Division
- 16th Division
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