U.S. Fourth Army

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The U.S. Fourth Army was a major United States Army field army that primarily served as a training and defense command within the continental United States during the 20th century.

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instanceOf United States Army formation
field army
activeDuringCentury 20th century
activity large-scale field training exercises
mobilization preparation
readiness evaluation of units
allegiance United States of America
surface form: United States
alsoKnownAs Fourth United States Army NERFINISHED
conflict World War II
country United States of America
disbanded 1970s
garrisonLocation Fort Sam Houston NERFINISHED
San Antonio, Texas NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation Fort Sam Houston NERFINISHED
San Antonio, Texas NERFINISHED
historicalFunction home defense
unit training and evaluation
militaryBranch United States Army
nickname Fourth Army NERFINISHED
notableCommander Andrew D. Bruce NERFINISHED
George S. Blanchard NERFINISHED
Harold K. Johnson NERFINISHED
James K. Woolnough NERFINISHED
John E. Dahlquist NERFINISHED
John R. Hodge NERFINISHED
Jonathan Wainwright NERFINISHED
Louis A. Craig NERFINISHED
Paul L. Freeman Jr. NERFINISHED
Ralph E. Haines Jr. NERFINISHED
Robert M. Shoemaker NERFINISHED
Walter Krueger NERFINISHED
oversaw Army training centers
Army units in the southwestern United States
partOf United States Army
primaryAreaOfOperations continental United States NERFINISHED
responsibility continental air and ground defense planning
training of Army units
role defense command
training command
serviceBranchType land forces
status inactive
subordinateTo Army Ground Forces NERFINISHED
United States Army Forces Command NERFINISHED
theater United States home front NERFINISHED
type field army-level command

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John R. Hodge notableCommand U.S. Fourth Army