World War II Assignments
- First United States Army: 18 December 1943
- VIII Corps: 22 January 1944
- XX Corps: 9 March 1944
- XV Corps: 20 April 1944
- VIII Corps: 15 July 1944
- XII Corps: 13 August 1944
- III Corps: 19 December 1944
- VIII Corps: 2 January 1945
- XII Corps: 12 January 1945
- VIII Corps: 4 April 1945
- X Corps: 9 April 1945
- VIII Corps: 17 April 1945
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