Schönherr, Klaus (2007). "The Withdrawal of Army Group A through the Crimea to Romania". In Frieser, Karl-Heinz; etal. (eds.). Eastern Front 1943–1944: The War in the East and on the Neighbouring Fronts. Germany and the Second World War. Vol.8. Translated by Smerin, Barry. Clarendon Press. pp.446–488. ISBN9780198723462.
Frieser, Karl-Heinz (2007). "The Withdrawal of Army Group Centre to Belorussia up to the Spring of 1944". In Frieser, Karl-Heinz; etal. (eds.). Eastern Front 1943–1944: The War in the East and on the Neighbouring Fronts. Germany and the Second World War. Vol.8. Translated by Smerin, Barry. Clarendon Press. pp.293–337. ISBN9780198723462.
————————— (2007). "The Collapse of Army Group Centre in the Summer of 1944". In Frieser, Karl-Heinz; etal. (eds.). Eastern Front 1943–1944: The War in the East and on the Neighbouring Fronts. Germany and the Second World War. Vol.8. Translated by Smerin, Barry. Clarendon Press. pp.522–601. ISBN9780198723462.
————————— (2007). "The Defensive Successes of Army Group Centre in the Autumn of 1944". In Frieser, Karl-Heinz; etal. (eds.). Eastern Front 1943–1944: The War in the East and on the Neighbouring Fronts. Germany and the Second World War. Vol.8. Translated by Smerin, Barry. Clarendon Press. pp.602–620. ISBN9780198723462.
Haupt, Werner (1968). Heeresgruppe Mitte: 1941–1945[Army Group Center: 1941–1945] (in German). Bad Nauheim: Podzun.
Hinze, Rolf (1980). Der Zusammenbruch der Heeresgruppe Mitte im Osten 1944[The Collapse of Army Group Center in the East, 1944] (in German). Motorbuch Verlag. ISBN3879436819.
Kirchubel, Robert (2007). Operation Barbarossa 1941 (3): Army Group Center. Osprey Publishing. ISBN9781846031076.
Kurowski, Franz (1989). Die Heeresgruppe Mitte 1942, 1943: Cholm, Dimitrowo, Dubno, Nowosokolniki, Welish, Welikije, Luki, Demidow, Surash, Witebsk, Toropez, Tschernosjem, Opuchliki, Baschmakowo, Newel, Rudnja, Kresty (in German). Friedberg (Hesse): Podzun-Pallas. ISBN3790903760.
Frieser, Karl-Heinz (2007). "The Withdrawal of Army Group North from Leningrad to the Baltic". In Frieser, Karl-Heinz; etal. (eds.). Eastern Front 1943–1944: The War in the East and on the Neighbouring Fronts. Germany and the Second World War. Vol.8. Translated by Smerin, Barry. Clarendon Press. pp.274–292. ISBN9780198723462.
Haupt, Werner (1966). Heeresgruppe Nord: 1941–1945[Army Group Center: 1941–1945] (in German). Bad Nauheim: Podzun.
Kilian, Jürgen (2012). Wehrmacht und Besatzungsherrschaft im Russischen Nordwesten 1941–1944: Praxis und Alltag im Militärverwaltungsgebiet der Heeresgruppe Nord[Wehrmacht and occupation rule in the Russian northwest, 1941–1944: Praxis and everday life in the military administration area of Army Group North] (in German).
Kirchubel, Robert (2005). Operation Barbarossa 1941 (2): Army Group North. Osprey Publishing. ISBN9781841768571.
Frieser, Karl-Heinz (2007). "Army Group South's Withdrawal Operations in the Ukraine". In Frieser, Karl-Heinz; etal. (eds.). Eastern Front 1943–1944: The War in the East and on the Neighbouring Fronts. Germany and the Second World War. Vol.8. Translated by Smerin, Barry. Clarendon Press. pp.338–445. ISBN9780198723462.
Haupt, Werner (1985). Die Schlachten der Heeresgruppe Süd: Aus der Sicht der Divisionen[The Battles of Army Group South: From the Divisions' Perspective] (in German). Bad Nauheim: Podzun-Pallas.
Kirchubel, Robert (2003). Operation Barbarossa 1941 (1): Army Group South. Osprey Publishing. ISBN9781841766973.
Wagener, Carl (1967). Heeresgruppe Süd: Der Kampf im Süden der Ostfront 1941–1945[Army Group South: The Fight in the South of the Eastern Front, 1941–1945] (in German). Bad Nauheim: Podzun.
Darby, Hugh; Cunliffe, Marcus (1949). A short story of 21st Army Group. Aldershot: Gale & Polden.
North, John (1953). North-West Europe 1944–5: the achievement of the 21st Army Group. London: HMSO.
Field armies
Includes OF-9 (four-star general) formations.
Germany
Carell, Paul (1993). Stalingrad: Sieg und Untergang der 6. Armee[Stalingrad: Victory and Demise of the 6th Army] (in German) (2nded.). Berlin: Ullstein. ISBN3550075154.
Army corps
Includes OF-8 (three-star general) formations.
Germany
Bußmann, Walter (1993). "Kursk-Orel-Dnjepr. Erlebnisse und Erfahrungen im Stab des XXXXVI. Panzerkorps während des Unternehmens Zitadelle" [Kursk-Orel-Dnieper. Experiences in the Staff of XXXXVI Panzer Corps during Operation Citadel]. Vierteljahrshefte für Zeitgeschichte (in German). Oldenbourg. — XXXXVI Panzer Corps
Chamberlain, Peter; Ellis, Chris (1971). Afrika Korps: German Military Operations in the Western Desert. Edgware (Middlesex, UK): Almark. — Afrika Korps
Macksey, Kenneth J. (1968). Africa Korps. New York: Ballantine. — Afrika Korps
United Kingdom
Clabby, J. (1963). The History of the Royal Army Veterinary Corps, 1919–1961. London: J. A. Allen. — Royal Army Veterinary Corps
Crozier, Stephen F. (1951). The History of the Corps of Royal Military Police. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — Royal Military Police
Fernyhough, Alan H. (1967). History of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, 1920–1945. London: Director of Ordnance Services. — Royal Army Ordnance Corps
Kennett, Brian B. (1970). Craftsman of the Army: the Story of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. London: Cooper. — Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Masters, David (1943). With Pennants Flying: The Immortal Deeds of the Royal Armoured Corps. London: Eyre & Spottiswoode. — Royal Armoured Corps
Murland, R. J. W. (1943). The Royal Armoured Corps. London: Methuen. — Royal Armoured Corps
Nalder, Reginald F. H. (1953). The History of the British Army Signals in the Second World War. Aldershot: Royal Signals Institution. — Royal Corps of Signals
Packenham-Walsh, R. P. (1958). History of the Corps of Royal Engineers. Vol.8–9. Chatham (Kent): Institution of Royal Engineers. — Royal Pioneer Corps
Rhodes-Wood, E. H. (1960). A War History of the Royal Pioneer Corps, 1939–1945. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — Royal Pioneer Corps
Taylor, Jeremy L. (1947). This band of brothers: a history of the Reconnaissance Corps of the British Army. Bristol: White Swan. — Reconnaissance Corps
United States
United States Army (1945). XII Corps Artillery in Combat, 13 Aug 1944 to 8 May 1945. Regensburg (Germany). — XII Corps (Artillery)
Divisions
Includes OF-7 (two-star general) formations.
Germany
Bölscher, Bern (2014). An den Ufern der Oder: Genesis eines Kriegsendes. Die 1. Marine-Infanterie-Division und das letzte Aufgebot des Großadmirals Dönitz am Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs[On the Oder shores: Genesis of War's End. The 1st Naval Infantry Division and the last reserves of Grand Admiral Dönitz near the end of World War II] (in German). Norderstedt: Books on Demand. ISBN9783735741462. — 1st Marine Division
Großmann, Horst (1958). Geschichte der rheinisch-westfälischen 6. Infanterie-Division 1939–1945[History of the Rhenish-Westphalian 6th Infantry Division, 1939–1945] (in German). Bad Nauheim: Podzun. — 6th Infantry Division
Keubke, Klaus-Ulrich (2013). Zur Geschichte der 12. (meckl.) Infanterie-Division[Regarding the History of the 12th (Mecklenburger) Infantry Division] (in German). Schwerin: Keubke. — 12th Infantry Division
Klatt, Paul (1958). Die 3. Gebirgs-Division[The 3rd Mountain Division] (in German). Bad Nauheim: Podzun. — 3rd Mountain Division
Pape, Klaus (2007). 329. Infanterie-Division: Cholm—Demjansk—Kurland[329th Infantry Division: Kholm—Demyansk—Courland] (in German). Scherzers Militär-Verlag. ISBN9783938845103. — 329th Infantry Division
Pohlman, Hartwig (1959). Geschichte der 96. Infanterie-Division 1939–1945[History of the 96th Infantry Division, 1939–1945] (in German). Podzun. — 96th Infantry Division
Schäfer, Ralf-Anton; etal. (2008) [1970]. Die Mondschein-Division[The Moonshine Division] (in German). Books on Demand. — 62nd Infantry Division
Scheibert, Horst (1958). Bildband der 6. Panzer-Division 1939–1945[Picture Book of the 6th Panzer Division, 1939–1945] (in German). Bad Nauheim: Podzun. — 6th Panzer Division
Weinberger, Andreas (1943). Das gelbe Edelweiß: Wege und Werden einer Gebirgsdivision[The yellow Edelweiß: Path and Creation of a Mountain Division] (in German). Munich: Eher. — 6th Mountain Division
United Kingdom
79th British Armoured Division (1945). The Story of the 79th Armoured Division, October 1942 – June 1945. Hamburg. — 79th Armoured Division
Barclay, Cyril N. (1956). The History of the 53rd (Welsh) Division in the Second World War. London: Clowes. — 53rd (Welsh) Infantry Division
Blake, George (1950). Mountain and Flood: the History of the 52nd (Lowland) Division, 1939–1946. Glasgow: Jackson. — 52nd (Lowland) Infantry Division
Borthwick, James (1945). 51st Highland Division in North Africa and Sicily. Glasgow: Mackenzie. — 51st (Highland) Division
Clay, Ewart W. (1945). The Path of the 50th: The Story of the 50th (Northumbrian) Division in the Second World War, 1939–1945. Aldershot: Mackenzie. — 50th (Northumbrian) Infantry Division
Carter, Joseph (1945). The History of the 14th Armored Division. Atlanta: Love. — 14th Armored Division
Carter, Ross S. (1951). Those Devils in Baggy Pants. New York: Appleton. — 82nd Airborne Division
Covington, Henry L. (1949). A Fighting Heart: an Unofficial Story of the 82nd Airborne Divisions. Fayetteville (NC/USA): Davis. — 82nd Airborne Division
Draper, Theodore (1956). The 84th Infantry Division in the Battle of the Ardennes. New York: Viking. — 84th Infantry Division
Flanagan, Edward M. (1948). The Angels: A History of the 11th Airborne Division 1943–1946. Washington DC: Infantry Journal Press. — 11th Airborne Division
Howe, George F. (1954). The Battle History of the 1st Armored Division 'Old Ironsides'. Washington DC: Combat Forces. — 1st Armored Division
Koyen, Kenneth A. (1946). The Fourth Armored Division: From the Beach to Bavaria. Munich: Herder. — 4th Armored Division
Leach, Charles R. (1956). In Tornado's Wake: A History of the 8th Armored Division. Chicago: Eighth U.S. Armored Division. — 8th Armored Division
Nichols, Lester M. (1954). Impact: The Battle Story of the Tenth Armored Division. New York: Bradbury/Sayles/O'Neill. — 10th Armored Division
Pay, Don R. (1947). Thunder From Heaven: Story of the 17th Airborne Division, 1943–1945. Birmingham (MI/USA): The Airborne Quarterly. — 17th Airborne Division
Rapport, Leonard; Northwood, Arthur (1948). Rendezvous with Destiny: A History of the 101st Airborne Division. Washington DC: Infantry Journal Press. — 101st Airborne Division
United States Army (1945). Spearhead in the West, 1941–45: The Third Armored Division. Frankfurt/Main-Schwanheim: Henrich. — 3rd Armored Division
——— (1945). The Thirteenth Armored Division: A History of the Black Cats from Texas to France, Germany and Austria, and back to California. Baton Rouge (LA/USA): Army & Navy. — 13th Armored Division
Brigades
Includes OF-6 (one-star general) formations. In the air force, this level applies to RAF groups and to U.S. air wings.
Australia
Yeates, James D.; Loh, W. G. (1945). Red Platypus: A Record of the Achievement of the 24th Australian Infantry Brigade, Ninth Australian Division, 1940–45. Perth: Imperial. — 24th Brigade
Forbes, Patrick (1946). 6th Guards Tank Brigade: The Story of Guardsmen in Churchill Tanks. Sampson Low. — 6th Guards Tank Brigade
Lawrence, W. J. (1951). No. 5 Bomber Group RAF. London: Faber. — No. 5 Group RAF
Regiments
Includes OF-5 formations. In the armies, those are usually called "regiments". In the air forces, this level applies to RAF air wings and to U.S. air groups, as well as to Canadian air wings, French escadres, German Geschwader, Italian Stormo, etc.
Australia
Argent, Jack N. L. (1957). Target Tank: The History of the 2/3rd Australian Anti-Tank Regiment, 9th Division, A.I.F. Paramatta (Australia). — 2/3rd Anti-Tank Regiment
Cremor, W. E. (1961). Action Front: The History of the 2/2nd Australian Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, A.I.F. Melbourne: 2/2nd Field Regimental Association. — 2/2nd Field Regiment
Goodhart, David (1952). The History of the 2/7th Australian Field Regiment. Adelaide: Rigby. — 2/7th Field Regiment
Hartley, Frank J. (1949). Sanananda Interlude: The 7th Australian Division Cavalry Regiment. Melbourne: Victoria Book Depot. — 2/7th Cavalry Commando Regiment (formerly: 7th Australian Division Cavalry Regiment)
Haywood, E. V. (1959). Six Years in Support: Official History of the 2/1st Australian Field Regiment. Sydney: Angus & Robertson. — 2/1st Field Regiment
Henry, R. L. (1950). The Story of the 2/4th Field Regiment: A History of a Royal Australian Artillery Regiment during the Second World War. Melbourne: Merrion. — 2/4th Field Regiment
Kerr, Colin G. (1945). Tanks in the East: The Story of an Australian Cavalry Regiment. Melbourne: Oxford University Press. — 2/9th Cavalry Commando Regiment (formerly: 9th Australian Division Cavalry Regiment)
O'Brien, John W. (1950). Guns and Gunners: The Story of the 2/5th Australian Field Regiment in World War II. Sydney: Angus & Robertson. — 2/5th Field Regiment
Canada
Cassidy, George L. (1948). Warpath: the Story of the Algonquin Regiment, 1939–1945. Toronto: Ryerson. — Algonquin Regiment
Locke, R. P.; etal. (1954) [1945]. The Governor General's Horse Guards 1939–1945. Toronto: Canadian Military Journal. — Governor General's Horse Guards
Noblston, A. (1945). 5th Canadian Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment: Regimental History, World War II (March 1, 1941 – May 8, 1945). Groningen (Netherlands): De Waal. — 5th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment
Pavey, Walter G. (1948). An historical account of the 7th Canadian Reconnaissance Regiment (17th Duke of York’s Royal Canadian Hussars) in the World War of 1939–1945. Montreal. — 7th Reconnaissance / 17th Canadian Hussars
Queen-Hughes, R. W. (1960). Whatever Men Dare: A History of the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada, 1935–1960. — Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders
Spenger, Robert A. (1945). History of the Fifteenth Canadian Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery, 1941 to 1945. New York: Elsevier. — 15th Canadian Field Artillery Regiment
Germany
Griesser, Volker (2011). The Lions of Carentan: Fallschirmjäger Regiment 6, 1943–1945. Philadelphia: Casemate Publishers.
United Kingdom
7th Medium Regiment Royal Artillery (1951). The History of the 7th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery during World War 2, 1939–1945. London: Langrishe. — 7th Medium Regiment Royal Artillery (today: 32nd Regiment)
44th RTGA (1965). A History of the 44th Royal Tank Regiment in the War of 1939–45. Brighton (Sussex): 44th Royal Tank Regimental Association. — 44th Royal Tank Regiment
Barclay, Cyril N. (1948). The History of the Cameronians (Scottish Rifles). London: Sifton. — Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)
——— (1952). The History of the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers in the Second World War. London: Clowes. — Royal Northumberland Fusiliers
———, ed. (1952). The London Scottish in the Second World War, 1939–1945. London: Clowes. — London Scottish regiment
——— (1953). The History of the Duke of Wellington’s Regiment, 1919–1952. London: Sifton. — Duke of Wellington's Regiment
Barker, Frank R. P. (1950). History of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 9th Battalion, 54th Light AA Regiment, 1939–45. London: Nelson. — 54th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment (formerly 9th Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders)
Beddington, William R. (1954). A History of the Queen’s Bays (the 2nd Dragoon Guards), 1929–1945. Winchester: Warren. — 2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen's Bays)
Bell, Archibald C. (1954). History of the Manchester Regiment: First and Second Battalions, 1922–1948. Altrincham (Cheshire): Sherratt. — Manchester Regiment
Birdwood, Christopher B. B. (1952). The Worcestershire Regiment, 1922–1950. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — Worcestershire Regiment
Blight, Gordon (1953). The History of the Royal Berkshire Regiment (Princess Charlotte of Wales’s), 1920–1947. London: Staples. — Royal Berkshire Regiment
Bouskell-Wade, George C. (1948). There is honour likewise...: the story of 154 (Leicestershire Yeomanry) Field Regiment. Leicester: Backus. — 154th (Leicestershire Yeomanry) Field Regiment
Brelsford, William V., ed. (1954). The Story of the Northern Rhodesia Regiment. Lusaka: Government Printer. — Northern Rhodesia Regiment
Bright, Joan (1949). History of the Northumberland Hussars Yeomanry, 1924–1949. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Mawson, Swan & Morgan. — Northumberland Hussars
———, ed. (1951). The Ninth Queen’s Royal Lancers, 1936–1945: the story of an Armoured Regiment in battle. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — 9th Queen's Royal Lancers
Capleton, Eric W. (1963). Shadash-149: The War Story of the 149th Regiment RA, 1939–1945. Wallasey: Old Comrades. — 149th Royal Artillery Field Regiment
Carew, Tim (1967). The History of the Royal Norfolk Regiment. London: Hamilton. — Royal Norfolk Regiment
Carver, Richard M. P. (1954). Second to none: the Royal Scots Greys, 1919–1945. Glasgow: McCorquodale. — Royal Scots Greys
Clarke, Dudley (1952). The Eleventh at war: being the story of the Xlth Hussars (Prince Albert’s Own) through the years 1934–1945. London: Joseph. — 11th Hussars
Clarke, Edward B.; Tillott, Alan T. (1951). From Kent to Kohima: being the history of the 4th Battalion The Queen’s Own Royal West Kent Regiment (T.A.), 1939–1947. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment
Cooper, John P. (1953). The History of the 110th Field Artillery. Baltimore: War Records Division Maryland Historical. — 110th Royal Artillery Field Regiment
Cunliffe, Marcus (1957). History of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment, 1919–1955. London: Clowes. — Royal Warwickshire Regiment
Daniell, David S. (1955). Regimental History of the Royal Hampshire Regiment: 1918–54. Vol.3. London: Gale & Polden. — Royal Hampshire Regiment
——— (1957). History of the East Surrey Regiment: 1920–52. Vol.4. London: Benn. — East Surrey Regiment
Davy, George M. O. (1953). The Seventh and three enemies: the story of World War II and the 7th Queen’s Own Hussars. Cambridge: Heffer. — 7th Queen's Own Hussars
Dean, Charles G. T. (1955). The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire), 1919–1953. Fulwood Barracks (Lancashire): Loyal Regiment. — Loyal Regiment
DeCourcy, John; etal. (Cyril Lomax) (1952). The History of the Welch Regiment, 1919–1951; amplified and enlarged by Major-General C. E. N. Lomax. Cardiff: Western Mail. — Welch Regiment
Durand, Algernon T. M.; Hastings, Robert H. W. (1952). The London Rifle Brigade, 1919–1950. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — London Rifle Brigade
East Lancashire Regiment (1953). History of the East Lancashire Regiment in the War, 1939–1945. Manchester: Rawson. — East Lancashire Regiment
Eeles, Henry S. (1945). The History of the 17th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment R.A., 1938–1945. Tunbridge Wells (Kent): Courier. — 17th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment
Ellenberger, G. F. (1961). History of the King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, 1939–1948. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry
Ellis, L. F. (1946). The Welsh Guards at War. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — Welsh Guards
Erskine, David H. (1957). The Scots Guards, 1919–1955. London: Clowes. — Scots Guards
Fergusson, Bernard (1950). The Black Watch and the King’s enemies. London: Collins. — Black Watch
Ffrench Blake, Robert Lifford Valentine (1962). A history of the 17/21st Lancers, 1922–1959. London: Macmillan. — 17th/21st Lancers
Fitzgerald, D. J. L. (1949). History of the Irish Guards in the Second World War. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — Irish Guards
Fitzroy, Olivia (1961). Men of valour: the third volume of the history of the VIII King’s Royal Irish Hussars, 1927–1958. Gyrn Castle (Flintshire): Sir Geoffrey V. Bates. — 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars
Flower, Desmond (1950). History of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 5th Battalion, 91st Anti-Tank Regiment, 1939-45. London: Nelson. — 91st Anti-Tank Regiment (formerly 5th Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders)
Forbes, Patrick; Nicolson, Nigel (1949). The Grenadier Guards in the War of 1939–45. Vol.1–2. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — Grenadier Guards
Foster, R. C. G. (1953). History of the Queen’s Royal Regiment. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — Queen's Royal Regiment
Fox, Frank (1951). The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers in the Second World War: a record of the war as seen by the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, three battalions of which served. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Gates, Lionel C. (1953). The History of the Tenth Foot, 1919-1950; compiled from War Diaries, Officers Narratives and other Sources. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — Royal Lincolnshire Regiment (10th Regiment of Foot)
Graham, Andrew (1964). Sharpshooters at war: the 3rd, 4th and the 3rd/4th County of London Yeomanry, 1939–1945. London: Sharpshooters Regimental Association. — 3rd/4th County of London Yeomanry (Sharpshooters)
Grenadier Guards Regiment (1946). The Grenadier Guards, 1939–1945. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — Grenadier Guards
Godfrey, Ernest G. (1966). The History of the Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry, 1939–45. Aldershot: Wellington. — Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Gunning, Hugh (1948). Borderers in Battle: the War Story of the King’s Own Scottish Borderers, 1939–1945. Berwick-on-Tweed: Martin. — King's Own Scottish Borderers
Guttery, David R. (1958). The Queen’s Own Worcester Hussars, 1922–1956. Stourbridge (Worcestershire): Mark & Moody. — Queen's Own Worcestershire Hussars
Hills, Reginald J. T. (1951). Phantom was there. London: Arnold. — GHQ Liaison Regiment
Hingston, Walter G. (1950). Never give up: the History of the King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, 1919–1942. London. — King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry
Howard, Michael; Sparrow, John (1951). The Coldstream Guards, 1920–1946. London: Oxford University Press. — Coldstream Guards
Jervois, Wilfrid J. (1953). The History of the Northamptonshire Regiment, 1934–1948. Northampton: Northamptonshire Regiment. — Northamptonshire Regiment
Johnson, Roy F. (1958). Regimental Fire: The Honourable Artillery Company in World War 2, 1939–1945. London: HAC. — Honourable Artillery Company
Jones, Arthur J. (1949). The Second Derbyshire Yeomanry: an account of the Regiment during World War, 1939–45. Bristol: White Swan. — Derbyshire Yeomanry
——— (1953). History of the Royal Norfolk Regiment, 1919–1951. Vol.3. Norwich: Regimental Association of the Royal Norfolk Regiment. — Royal Norfolk Regiment
———; Graves, John (1960). The Red Dragon: the Story of the Royal Welch Fusiliers, 1919–1945. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — Royal Welch Fusiliers
Kemsley, Walter; Riesco, Michael R. (1950). The Scottish Lion on Patrol: being the Story of the 15th Scottish Reconnaissance Regiment, 1943–1946. Bristol: White Swan. — 15th Scottish Reconnaissance Regiment
Kensington Old Comrades Association (1952). The Kensingtons’: Princess Louise’s Kensington Regiment, Second World War. London: Kensington Old Comrades Association. — Kensington Regiment (Princess Louise's)
Lamb, David A. (1971). View from the Bridge: The Story of the 191st Field Regiment of the Royal Artillery, the Herts & Essex Yeomanry, 1942–1944. Watford (Hertfordshire): Lamb. — 191st Field Regiment (Hertfordshire and Essex Yeomanry)
Lindsay, Martin (1946). So few got through: the Gordon Highlanders in the 51st Highland Division from the Normandy beachhead to the Baltic. London: Collins. — Gordon Highlanders
Martin, Thomas A. (1952). The Essex Regiment, 1929–1950. Warley Barracks (Brentwood): Essex Regiment Association. OCLC4045659. — Essex Regiment
McCorquodale, D.; etal. (1950). History of the King’s Dragoon Guards, 1938–1945. Glasgow: McCorquodale. — King's Dragoon Guards
Miles, Wilfrid (1961). The Life of a Regiment: the Gordon Highlanders. Aberdeen: Aberdeen University Press. — Gordon Highlanders
Muir, Augustus (1961). The First of Foot: the History of the Royal Scots (The Royal Regiment). Edinburgh: Royal Scots History Committee. — Royal Scots (Royal Regiment)
Mullaly, Brian R. (1955). The South Lancashire Regiment: the Prince of Wales’s Volunteers. Bristol: White Swan. — South Lancashire Regiment
Neville, James E. H., ed. (1950–54). The Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Chronicle: the record of the 43rd, 52nd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 70th, 1st and 2nd Buckinghamshire Battalions, the Regimental Depot and Regimental Training Centre in the Second German War. Vol.1–4. Gale & Polden. — Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry
Nicholson, Walter N. (1948). The Suffolk Regiment, 1928–1946. Ipswich: East Anglian Magazine. — Suffolk Regiment
Orde, Roden P. G. (1953). The Household Cavalry at war: Second Household Cavalry Regiment. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — 2nd Household Cavalry Regiment
Parkinson, Cyril N. (1950). Always a Fusilier: the war history of the Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment), 1939–1945. London: Sampson Low. — Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment)
Paul, William P. (1949). History of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 6th Battalion, 93rd Anti-Tank Regiment, R.A. London: Nelson. — 93rd Anti-Tank Regiment (formerly 6th Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders)
Pitman, Stuart (1950). Second Royal Gloucestershire Hussars: Libya–Egypt, 1941–1942. London: St Catherine. — Royal Gloucestershire Hussars
Pitt, P. W. (1946). Royal Wilts: the History of the Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry, 1920–1945. London: Burrop, Mathieson. — Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry
Pitt-Rivers, Julian A. (1956). The story of the Royal Dragoons, 1938-1945: being the history of the Royal Dragoons in the campaigns of North Africa, the Middle East, Italy and North West Europe. London: Clowes. — Royal Dragoons
Pocock, John G. (1962). The Spirit of a Regiment: being the History of the 19th King George’s Own Lancers, 1921–1947. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — 19th King George's Own Lancers
Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders (1953). Historical records of the Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders. Vol.5–6. Edinburgh: Blackwood. — Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders
Rissik, David (1953). The D.L.I. at war: the history of the Durham Light Infantry, 1939–1945. Brancepeth Castle (Durham): Durham Light Infantry. — Durham Light Infantry
Sandes, Edward W. C. (1952). From Pyramid to Pagoda: the Story of the West Yorkshire Regiment (The Prince of Wales’s Own) in the War, 1939–45, and Afterwards. York: West Yorkshire Regiment. — West Yorkshire Regiment
Saunders, Hilary St G. (1950). The Red Beret: The Story of the Parachute Regiment at War, 1940–1945. London: Joseph. — Parachute Regiment
Scott, Anthony A. (1950). Record of a reconnaissance regiment: a history of the 43rd Reconnaissance Regiment (The Gloucester Regiment), 1939–1945. Bristol: White Swan. — 43rd (Wessex) Reconnaissance Regiment
Sellar, Robert J. B. (1961). The Fife and Forfar Yeomanry, 1919–1956. Edinburgh: Blackwood. — Fife and Forfar Yeomanry
Shears, Philip J. (1948). The Story of the Border Regiment, 1939–1945. London: Nisbet. — Border Regiment
Sheffield, O. F. (1956). The York and Lancaster Regiment: 1939–53. Vol.3. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — York and Lancaster Regiment
Sutherland, Douglas (1969). The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (the 91st and 93rd Highlanders). London: Cooper. — Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Synge, William A. T. (1952). The Story of the Green Howards, 1939–1945. Richmond (Yorkshire): Green Howards. — Green Howards
Underhill, William G., ed. (1958). The Royal Leicestershire Regiment, 17th Foot: a history of the years, 1928–1956. South Wigston (Leicestershire): Royal Leicestershire Regiment. — Royal Leicestershire Regiment
Wake, Hereward; Deedes, W. F. (1949). Swift and bold: the story of the King’s Royal Rifle Corps in the Second World War, 1939–1945. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — King's Royal Rifle Corps
Wyndham, Humphrey (1952). The Household Cavalry at War: First Household Cavalry Regiment. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — 1st Household Cavalry Regiment
United States
Blue, Allan G. (1967). The Fortunes of War: The 492nd Bomb Group on Daylight Operations. Fallbrook (CA/USA): Aero. — 492nd Bomb Group
Lord, William G. (1948). History of the 508th Parachute Infantry. Washington DC: Infantry Journal Press. — 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment
Morrison, Wilbur H. (1962). The incredible 305th: the ‘Can Do’ bombers of World War II. New York: Duell. — 305th Bomb Group
Robinett, Paul M. (1958). Armor Command: The Personal Story of a Commander of the 13th Armored Regiment of CCB, 1st Armored Division and of the Armored School during World War II. Washington DC. — 13th Armored Regiment (Light)
United States Army (1945). The 119th Field Artillery Group: World War II, European Theater of Operations. Offenbach (Germany): Gross-Steinheim. — 119th Field Artillery Group (later: 119th Regiment)
Includes OF-4 formations, such as army battalions or air force squadrons (French air force: Escadron, German air force: Gruppe).
Australia
Aitken, Edward F. (1953). The Story of the 2/2nd Australian Pioneer Battalion. Melbourne: 2/2nd APB Association. — 2/2nd Australian Pioneer Battalion
Allchin, Frank (1958). Purple and Blue: The History of the 2/10th Battalion, A.I.F. (The Adelaide Rifles), 1939–1945. Adelaide: Griffin. — 2/10th Battalion
Benson, S. E. (1952). The Story of the 42 Australia Infantry Battalion. Sydney: Dymock's Book Arcade. — 42nd Battalion
Boss-Walker, Geoffrey (1948). Desert Sand and Jungle Green: A Pictorial History of the 2/43rd Australian Infantry Battalion (Ninth Division) in the Second World War, 1939–1945. Hobart (Tas./Austr.): Oldham. — 2/43rd Battalion
Burns, John (1960). The Brown and the Blue Diamond at War: The Story of the 2/27th Battalion A.I.F. Adelaide: Griffin. — 2/27th Battalion
Charlott, Rupert (1952). The Unofficial History of the 29/46th Australian Infantry Battalion A.I.F. Sept. 1939 – Sept. 1945. Sydney: Halstead. — 29th/46th Battalion
Fearnside, Geoffrey (1953). Bayonets Abroad: A History of the 2/13th Battalion A.I.F. in the Second World War. Sydney: Waite & Bull. — 2/13th Battalion
Firkins, Peter C. (1964). Strike and Return: The Story of the Exploits of No. 460 R.A.A.F. Bomber Command in the World War. Perth: Paterson Brokensha. — No. 460 Squadron RAAF
Glenn, John G. (1960). From Tobruk to Tarakan: The Story of the 2/48th Battalion A.I.F. Adelaide: Rigby. — 2/48th Battalion
Lawson, J. H. W. (1951). Four Five Five: The Story of 455 (R.A.A.F.) Squadron. Melbourne: Wilke. — No. 455 Squadron RAAF
McFarlan, Graeme (1961). Etched in Green: The History of the 22nd Australian Infantry Battalion, 1939–1946. Adelaide: Griffin. — 22nd Battalion
Marshall, Alan J. (1946). Nulli Secundus Log: [2/2nd Australian Infantry Battalion, A.I.F.] Sydney: Consolidated. — 2/2nd Battalion
Masel, Philip (1961). The second 28th: the story of a famous battalion of the 9th Australian Division. Perth: 2/28th Battalion and 24th Anti-Tank Comrades Association. — 2/28th Battalion
Matthews, Russell (1961). Militia Battalion at War: The History of the 58/59th Australian Infantry Battalion in the Second World War. Melbourne: 58/59th Battalion Association. — 58th Battalion; 59th Battalion; 58th/59th Battalion
Penfold, A. W.; etal. (1950). Galleghan's Greyhounds: The Story of the 2/30th Australian Infantry Battalion, 22nd November, 1940 – 10th October, 1945. Sydney: Angus & Robertson. — 2/30th Battalion
Russell, William B. (1948). The Second Fourteenth Battalion: A History of an Australian Infantry Battalion in the Second World War. Sydney: Angus & Robertson. — 2/14th Battalion
Selby, David (1957). Hell and High Fever. London: Angus & Robertson. — 2/22nd Battalion
Serle, R. P., ed. (1963). The Second Twentyfourth Australian Infantry Battalion of the 9th Australian Division: A History. Brisbane: Jacarawa. — 24th Battalion
Uren Malcolm, John L. (1959). A Thousand Men at War: The Story of the 2/16th Battalion, A.I.F. London: Heinemann. — 2/16th Battalion
United Kingdom
Anderson, Robert C. B. (1956). History of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 1st Battalion: 1939–54. Vol.2. Stirling: Hughes. — 1st Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Brammall, Ronald (1965). The Tenth: a Record of Service of the 10th Battalion, the Parachute Regiment, 1942–1945, and the 10th Battalion, the Parachute Regiment (T.A.) (county of London), 1947–1965. Ipswich: Eastgate. — 10th Battalion, Parachute Regiment
Bredin, A. E. C. (1946). Three Assault Landings: the story of the 1st Battalion, The Dorsetshire Regiment in Sicily, Italy and North West Europe. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — 1st Battalion, Dorsetshire Regiment
Bullen, Roy E. (1958). History of the 2/7th Battalion, The Queen’s Royal Regiment, 1939–1946. London: Neale. — 2/7th Battalion, Queen's Royal Regiment
Cameron, Ian C. (1946). History of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 7th Battalion from El Alamein to Germany. London: Nelson. — 7th Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Graham, Frederick C. C. (1948). History of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 1st Battalion (Princess Louise’s), 1939-1945. London: Nelson. — 1st Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Lewis, Peter J. (1949). 8th Battalion; the Durham Light Infantry, 1939–1945. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Bealls. — 8th Battalion, Durham Light Infantry
Madden, B. J. G. (1948). The History of the 6th Battalion, the Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) 1939–1945. Perth (Scotland): Leslie. — 6th Battalion, Black Watch
Malcolm, Alec D. (1949). History of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 8th Battalion, 1939–47. London: Nelson. — 8th Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
McElwee, William L. (1949). History of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 2nd Battalion, reconstituted, European Campaign, 1944–45. London: Nelson. — 2nd Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Parsons, Anthony D.; etal. (1955). The Maroon Square: a History of the 4th Battalion the Wiltshire Regiment (Duke of Edinburgh’s) in North West Europe, 1939–46. — 4th Battalion, Wiltshire Regiment
Quilter, David C. (1947). No Dishonourable Name: the 2nd and 3rd Battalions, Coldstream Guards, 1939–1946. London: Clowes. — 2nd Battalion, Coldstream Guards; 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards
Watkins, G. J. B. (1956). From Normandy to the Weser: the War History of the Fourth Battalion, The Dorset Regiment. Dorchester: Dorset. — 4th Battalion, Dorsetshire Regiment
White, Oliver G. W. (1948). Straight on for Tokyo: the war history of the 2nd Battalion the Dorsetshire Regiment, 54th Foot, 1939–1948. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — 2nd Battalion, Dorsetshire Regiment
Buckeridge, Justin P. (1945). 550 Infantry Airborne Battalion. Birmingham (MI/USA): Boots, The Airborne Quarterly. — 550th Airborne Infantry Battalion
Buckeridge, Justin P. (1978). Bolt From the Blue: 550th Airborne Battalion 1941–1945. Battery Press. — 550th Airborne Infantry Battalion
Bullard, Oral (1950). The Hot Loop: A History of the 383rd Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion: U.S. January 1943 – November 1945; Overseas November 1943–December 1945. Waterloo (Iowa). — 383rd Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion
Burwell, Lewis C. (1947). Scrapbook: a Pictorial and Historical Record of the Deeds, Exploits, Adventures, Travels and Life of the 27th Troop Carrier Squadron for the Year 1944. Charlotte. — 27th Troop Carrier Squadron
Casper, Jack A. (1947). History and personnel, 489th, 340th Bomb Group: combat campaign participated in by the 489th Bomb Squadron. Middletown (Ohio, USA). — 489th Bombardment Squadron
——— (1945). On the Way: Combat Experience of the 693rd Field Artillery BN in the European Theater of Operations: Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland, Central Europe. Salzburg (Austria). — 693rd Field Artillery Battalion
——— (1947). War History of the 536th AAA AW BN(M) 1942–1944. Baton Rouge (LA/USA): Army & Navy Pictorial. — 536th Anti-Aircraft Battalion
Companies
Includes OF-3 formations.
Australia
Callinan, Bernard J. (1954). Independent Company: The 2/2 and 2/4 Australian Independent Companies in Portuguese Timor, 1941–1943. London: Heinemann. — 2/2nd Commando Squadron and 2/4th Commando Squadron
United Kingdom
Morris, Arthur H. M., ed. (1952). The ‘Four-Two’: scraps from the history of the 42nd Field Company, R.E. Aldershot: Gale & Polden. — 42nd Field Company, Corps of Royal Engineers
United States
Jones, William E. (1951). Buzzings of Company B: 23rd Armored Infantry Battalion of the 7th Armored (Lucky Seventh) Division. Winston-Salem (NC/USA): Clay. — B Company, 23rd Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division
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