Each entry provides Area of Combat; Duration of Battle; Strengths; Equipment; Tactical Situation; Outcome; Other Factors (Terrain, Weather, Morale, State of Training, logistics, Others).

Includes memorandum, dated 13 April 1964, outlining the reply response for request for information.

The Finnish-Soviet border north of the Isthmus of Karelia and Lake Ladoga -- Moscow -- Bataan Peninsula on Luzon in the Philippines -- Second Battle of Kharkov -- Rzhev -- Stalingrad; Medenine, Tunisia -- Kursk (in central Russia) -- Troina, Sicily -- The lower Volturno Rivery, Italy -- The Lutezh bridgehead on the Dneper River north of Kiev -- Ortona - Orsogna, Italy -- San Pietro, Italy -- The south flank of the front in the Soviet Union from the mouth of the Dnieper River to north of Kiev -- Leningrad (the liberation of Leningrad) -- Rapido River, Italy -- The D-Day landing beaches, Normandy -- La Haye du Puits, Normandy, France -- Carentan - Periers Isthmus, Normandy, France -- The Soviet-Finnish front between Lake Ladoga and Lake Onega and on the Isthmus of Karelia -- Saipan -- Belorussia -- Caen, Normandy, France -- St. Lo, Normandy, France -- Central Russia east of Lvov -- South of Caen, Normandy, France -- Guam -- Tinian -- Contentin, Normandy, France -- Mortain, France -- St. Malo - Dinard, Brittany, France -- Brest, Brittany, France -- Elsenborn Ridge, Belgium -- The Baranow bridgehead on the Vistula River northeast of Krakow, Poland -- East Prussia -- The Magnuszew bridgehead on the Vistula River below Warsaw -- Koenigsberg (East Prussia) -- Battle for Berlin -- Korea, from a front of 200 air miles at the 38th parallel south 35 miles to a front of 145 air miles -- Kum River line, between Kong ju and Taepyong-ni (Korea) -- Masan and Chinju (Korea) -- Inchon-Seoul (Korea).