44. History, AARs, 808th Tank Destroyer Battalion.
45. History, AARs, 809th Tank Destroyer Battalion.
46. History, AARs, 811th Tank Destroyer Battalion.
47. AARs, Short History of the 813th Tank Destroyer Battalion.
48. Boykin, Gare La Bête. AARs, Short History of the 814th Tank Destroyer Battalion.
49. History, 817th Tank Destroyer Battalion.
50. The 818th Tank Destroyer Battalion left almost no records behind. Bits and pieces are available in the unit’s medical detachment history, general orders, and S-3 journals for the last few weeks of the war.
51. History, 820th Tank Destroyer Battalion. Battalion records are missing for January-March 1945.
52. History, AARs, 821st Tank Destroyer Battalion.
53. History, AARs, 822d Tank Destroyer Battalion. Sawicki.
54. History, 823d Tank Destroyer Battalion.
55. History, 824th Tank Destroyer Battalion.
56. History, AARs, 825th Tank Destroyer Battalion.
57. History, AARs, 827th Tank Destroyer Battalion.
58. History, AARs, 893d Tank Destroyer Battalion. Sawacki.
59. Records of 894th Tank Destroyer Battalion. Gill, 47. Chase.
60. Records of 899th Tank Destroyer Battalion.
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