The geographical distribution of the Regular Army on June 30, 1935, is shown in the following table. The figures include retired personnel on active duty.

1 Includes Panama civil government.
2 Excludes 1 officer of the Philippine Scouts on duty in the continental United States.

3 Includes military attachés, students abroad, and personnel on leave and en route to and from overseas garrisons.

In the following table the actual commissioned strength of the Regular Army on June 30, 1935, is classified by grades and by arms and services. The arms and services shown are those in which the officers were permanently commissioned and therefore not, in all cases, those in which they were actually on duty.

51

6

792

849

569

58

4, 560

5, 187

257

6, 371

6, 428

48

2

704

754

696

41

737

12, 043

825

The following table accounts in detail for the difference between the total arm and service figures shown in the foregoing table and the first table under the present head, the latter being a partial recapitulation of table A, inserted elsewhere in this report:

1 Exclusive of 1 officer redetailed as an additional member of War Department General Staff. 2 Exclusive of 44 officers on duty with but not detailed to General Staff Corps.

The number of officers holding commissions in the Philippine Scouts on June 30, 1935, by grades, is shown below:

The following table shows, by grades, the number of retired officers on active duty on June 30, 1935:

The following is a complete summary, by grades, of all commissioned officers serving in the Regular Army on June 30, 1935, including retired personnel on active duty:

The following statement shows the number of warrant officers in service on June 30, 1935:

In the following table the actual enlisted strength of the Regular Army on June 30, 1935, is classified by grades and by arm or service:

The following table shows the specialists' ratings held by enlisted men of the Regular Army, on June 30, 1935, arranged by classes and arms or services:

The following table shows the number of air mechanics' ratings held by enlisted men of the Air Corps on June 30, 1935:

The following recapitulation shows the actual strength of the Army on June 30, 1935, by classes of personnel:

In addition to the foregoing there were 603 Army nurses (regular), 33 contract surgeons, and 915 cadets at the United States Military Academy, on June 30, 1935, making altogether 139,517 individuals in the military service on that date.

The inserted tables show (A) the strength of the Regular Army by arms and services on June 30, 1934, and June 30, 1935, respectively, with losses from all causes between those dates; (B) the strength and losses for each month of the fiscal year; (C) the strength of the Regular Army by corps areas, departments, etc., at the end of each month of the fiscal year; (D) the strength of the Regular Army by arms and services at the end of each month of the fiscal year; (E) the number of deaths in the Regular Army during the fiscal year, classified by causes of death and the countries in which the deaths occurred; and (F) the number of Reserve officers trained during the fiscal year, classified according to grade, section, period of training, and training

agency.

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