Volume 1: This monograph traces the history of the Field Artillery School from the years immediately preceding World War I to the beginning of US involvement in World War II. Contents: Preface, Chapter 1, the Development of Field Artillery, Chapter 2, Historical Background of the Field Artillery School, Chapter 3, Establishment and First Year of the School, Chapter 4, From Second Year to Closing in 1916, Chapter 5, the War Years, Chapter 6, From Demobilization to Consolidation, Chapter 7, Consolidation of the Artillery Schools, Chapter 8, The School Becomes Permanent: 1924-1930, Chapter 9, A New School in the Army, Chapter 10, From Disarmament by Example to Mobilization, Chapter 11, The Field Artillery School and the Second World War (1940-1941), Chapter 12, Four Hundred Officers a Week (Jan-Jun 1942), Appendices, Appendix I, Peacetime Training of Civilian Components at the Field Artillery school, Appendix II, Army Size and Expense Compared to National Population and Income.

Vols. 3 and 4 have title: History of the U.S. Army Artillery and Missile School.

v. 1. 1911-1942, Riley Sunderland, 1st Lt., F.A.-- v. 2. World War II (1940-1946) Thomas W. McCaw, Lt. Col. F.A.-- v. 3. 1945-1957, Robert W. Whitfield Jr., 1st Lt. F.A.-- v. 4. 1958-1963, Mr. Martin P. McDonough -- v. 4a. 1958-1967.