The Handbook of the American Army, 1914 was written by the British General Staff Intelligence Branch as a restricted document to provide details on the American military. It covers information on peace and war organizations, conditions of service in the Regular Army, plus details on the American General Staff, Cavalry, Artillery, Engineers, Infantry and Signal Corps units. American tactics are covered as well as the military education system. Also included in this book is Description of Infantry Equipment, Model of 1910.

Originally published as: Handbook of the military forces of the United States, 1914. Includes index. With: Description of the infantry equipment, model of 1910.

General description ; area and population ; constitution and government ; military government, expenditure and boards -- Liability for military service ; constitution and numbers of the land forces -- Peace and war organization -- Condition of service in the regular army -- The staff -- Cavalry -- Artillery -- The Corps of Engineers -- Infantry -- The Signal Corps -- Machine guns -- The administrative services : The Quartermaster Corps -- Administrative service — continued : the medical, ordnance and veterinary departments -- Supply of ammunition -- The militia and volunteers -- Training of the regular army -- Tactics -- Marches ; service of security ; camps ; bivouacs, and cantonments -- Military educational system -- Uniform and colours -- Appendices.