Unorganized World War II Divisions (United States)
- Unorganized World War II Divisions (United States)
The following divisions were authorized during World War II, but not organized. Several were organized following the war.
The 105th and 107th Infantry Divisions were to join the 92nd and 93rd Infantry Divisions as negro divisions of the Army of the United States. A shortage of manpower resulted in the activations of the 105th and 107th to be formally canceled in 1942.
Airborne Divisions
*15th Airborne Division [the 15th Airborne Division was allotted to the Organized Reserves following World War II; however, as the numerical designation did not fall within those dedicated to reserve divisions (76 and up), the Organized Reserves decided to activate the 108th, a former phantom division of World War II, as the Organized Reserve's fourth authorized airborne division]
Armored Divisions
*18th Armored Division
*19th Armored Division - activated following the war; later reflagged as the 13th Armored Division.
*21st Armored Division - activated following the war
*22nd Armored Division - activated following the war
Infantry Divisions
*61st Infantry Division
*62nd Infantry Division
*67th Infantry Division
*68th Infantry Division
*72nd Infantry Division
*73rd Infantry Division
*74th Infantry Division
*105th Infantry Division
*107th Infantry Division
Notes
References
*Wilson, John B. (1997). Maneuver and Firepower: The Evolution of Divisions and Separate Brigades. Washington, DC: Government Printing Office.
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