Ministry of War of Japan - Organization

Organization

  • Under-Secretary of the Army (Vice Minister)
    • Military Affairs Bureau
    • Personnel Bureau
    • Weapons Bureau
    • Army Service Bureau
    • Administration Bureau
    • Intendance (Accounts and Supply)
    • Medical
    • Judicial Bureau
    • Economic Mobilization Bureau
    • Aeronautical Department
    • Economic Mobilization (abolished in April 1945)

The Army Ministry and Imperial General Headquarters were located was located in Ichigaya Heights, in which is now part of Shinjuku, Tokyo.

Imperial Japanese Military
Administration
Imperial General Headquarters
Components
Imperial Japanese Army
Imperial Japanese Army Air Service
Railways and Shipping Section
Uniforms
Imperial Japanese Navy
Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service
Imperial Japanese Navy Land Forces
Major battles
List of ships
List of aircraft
Main admirals
Rank insignia
Army rank insignia
Naval rank insignia
History of the Japanese Military
Military History of Japan during World War II

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