- FM 1-15 Army Air Force Field Manual Tactics and Technique
- FM 1-20 Army Air Force Field Manual Tactics and Technique
- Army Air Forces Filed Manual Defense of Airdromes
- FM 1-35 Air Corps Field Manual Aerial Photography
- FM 1-40 Air Corps Field Manual Intelligence Procedure
- FM 1-60 Air Corps Field Manual Reviews and Inspections
- FM 1-75 Army Air Forces Field Manual Combat Orders
- FM 2-5 (Cavalry Drill Regulations, Horse)
- FM 2-6 (Crew Drill Light Armored Car M8)
- FM 2-7 (Cavalry Drill Regulations, Mechanized)
- FM 2-10 (Cavalry Field Manual Mechanized Elements)
- FM 2-30 (Cavalry Field Manual Cavalry Mechanized Reconnaissance)
- FM 2-30 (Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron Mechanized)
- FM 4-10 (Coast Artillery Gunnery)
- FM 4-15 (Coast Artillery Field Manual Seacoast Artillery Fire Control and Position Finding)
- FM 4-19 (Coast Artillery Examinations for Gunners)
- FM 4-20 (Coast Artillery Firing Preparations, Safety Precautions and Care and Service of Materiel)
- FM 4-29 Service of Seacoast Searchlight
- FM 4-49 COAST ARTILLERY FIELD MANUAL SERVICE OF THE PIECE SEACOAST ARTILLERY 8-INCH GUN, MARK VI, MODIFICATION 3A2, ON RAILWAY MOUNT MiAl
- FM 4-85 COAST ARTILLERY FIELD MANUAL SEACOAST ARTILLERY SERVICE OF THE PIECE 16-INCH GUN AND HOWITZER
- FM 4-111 COAST ARTILLERY FIELD MANUAL ANTIAIRCRAFT ARTILLERY POSITION FINDING AND CONTROL ANTIAIRCRAFT SEARCHLIGHTS
- FM 4-112 COAST ARTILLERY FIELD MANUAL ANTIAIRCRAFT ARTILLERY GUNNERY, FIRE CONTROL, POSITION FINDING, AND HORIZONTAL FIRE, ANTIAIRCRAFT AUTOMATIC WEAPONS (CASE I FIRING)
- FM 1-115 COAST ARTILLERY FIELD MANUAL ANTIAIRCRAFT ARTILLERY OPERATION OF MATERIEL AND EMPLOYMENT OF PERSONNEL, ANTIAIRCRAFT SEARCHLIGHT UNITS
- FM 117 COAST ARTILLERY FIELD MANUAL BARRAGE BALLOON OPERATION OF MATERIEL AND EMPLOYMENT OF PERSONNEL
- FM 5-5 Engineer Field Manual Engineer Troops
- FM 5-20 Camouflage, Basic Principles
- FM 5-20A CORPS OF ENGINEERS CAMOUFLAGE OF INDIVIDUALS AND INFANTRY WEAPONS
- FM 5-20B Corps of Engineers CAMOUFLAGE OF VEHICLES WAR
- FM 5-20C CORPS OF ENGINEERS CAMOUFLAGE OF BIVOUACS, COMMAND POSTS, SUPPLY POINTS, AND MEDICAL INSTALLATIONS
- FM 5-20D Corps of Engineers Camouflage of Field Artillery
- FM 6-20 ( Field Artillery Tactical Employment )
- FM 7-10 ( Infantry Field Manual, Rifle Company, Rifle Regiment )
- FM 7-10 ( Infantry Rifle Company, Infantry Regiment )
- FM 7-15 INFANTRY FIELD MANUAL HEAVY WEAPONS COMPANY, RIFLE REGIMENT
- FM 7-20 ( Infantry Battalion )
- FM 7-20 ( Infantry Field Manual Rifle Battalion )
- FM 7-24 ( Communication in the Infantry Division )
- FM 7-25 INFANTRY FIELD MANUAL HEADQUARTERS COMPANY, INTELLIGENCE AND SIGNAL COMMUNICATION, RIFLE REGIMENT
- FM 7-30 SUPPLY AND EVACUATION THE INFANTRY REGIMENT; SERVICE COMPANY AND MEDICAL DETACHMENT
- FM 7-35 ANTITANK COMPANY, INFANTRY REGIMENT AND ANTITANK PLATOON, INFANTRY BATTALION
- FM 7-35 INFANTRY FIELD MANUAL ANTITANK COMPANY, RIFLE REGIMENT
- FM 7-37 ( Cannon Company, Infantry Regiment )
- FM 7-40 ( Infantry Field Manual Rifle Regiment )
- FM 8-10 ( Medical Field Manual, Medical Service of Field Units )
- FM 8-35 MEDICAL FIELD MANUAL TRANSPORTATION OF THE SICK AND WOUNDED
- FM 8-35b ( Transportation of the Sick and Wounded )
- FM 8-50 ( Medical Department Bandaging and Splinting )
- FM 8-55 ( Medical Field Manual Reference Data )
- FM 9-5 ( Ordnance Field Manual Ordnance Service in the Field )
- FM 9-6 ( Ordnance Department Ammunition Supply )
- FM 9-10 ( Ordnance Field Manual Ordnance Field Maintenance )
- FM 9-25 ( Ordnance Field Manual The Ordnance Company, Depot )
- FM 10-5 QUARTERMASTER FIELD MANUAL QUARTERMASTER OPERATIONS
- FM 10-10 QUARTERMASTER FIELD MANUAL QUARTERMASTER SERVICE IN THEATER OF OPERATIONS
- FM 10-35 Quartermaster Truck Companies
- FM 11-22 Signal Operations in the Corps and Army
- FM 11-25 Signal Corps Field Manual Aircraft Warning Service
- FM 12-105 ADJUTANT GENERAL’S FIELD MANUAL ARMY POSTAL SERVICE
- FM-17 The Armored Force Employment of Armored Units The Armored Division
- FM 17-5 Armored Force Field Manual Armored Force Drill
- FM 17-10 Armored Force Field Manual Tactics and Technique
- FM 17-12 Armored Force Field Manual Tank Gunnery
- FM 17-15 ARMORED FORCE FIELD MANUAL .ac COMBAT PRACTICE FIRING ARMORED FORCE UNITS
- FM 17-15 (Combat Practice Firing Armored Units)
- FM 17-20 ARMORED FORCE FIELD MANUAL EMPLOYMENT OF ARMORED UNITS RECONNAISSANCE PLATOON AND COMPANY
- FM 17-22 ARMORED FORCE FIELD MANUAL RECONNAISSANCE BATTALION
- FM 17-25 Assault Gun Section and Platoon
- FM 17-27 ARMORED FORCE FIELD MANUAL 81-MM MORTAR SQUAD AND PLATOON
- FM 17-30 Armored Force Field Manual Tank Platoon
- FM 17-33 Armored Force Field Manual The Armored Battalion
- FM 17-33 Tank Battalion
- FM 18-5 Tactical Employment Tank Destroyer Unit
- FM 18-5B Tank Destroyer Field Manual Organization and Tactics of Tank Destroyer Units
- FM 18-15 TANK DESTROYER FIELD MANUAL TANK DESTROYER DRILL AND CREW DRILL
- FM 18-20 Tactical Employment of Tank Destroyer Platoon
- FM 18-21 Tank Destroyer Towed Gun Platoon
- FM 18-22 Tank Destroyer Reconnaissance Platoon
- FM 18-24 Tank Destroyer Pioneer Platoon
- FM 19-5 ( Military Police )
- FM 19-10 ( Military Police in Towns and Cities )
- FM 19-15 ( Domestic Disturbances )
- FM 20-15 ( Tents and Tent Pitching )
- FM 21-5 (Basic Field Manual Military Training)
- FM 21-6 (Basic Field Manual LIST OF PUBLICATIONS FOR TRAINING, INCLUDING TRAINING FILMS AND FILM STRIPS)
- FM 21-6 (Basic Field Manual List of Publications for Training)
- FM 21-6b Basic Field Manual List of Publications for Training
- FM 21-6c (Basic Field Manual List of Publications for Training)
- FM 21-10 ( Military Sanitation )
- FM 21-11 Basic Field Manual First Aid for Soldiers
- FM 21-20 ( Basic Field Manual Physical Training )
- FM 22-5 ( Basic Field Manual Infantry Drill Regulations )
- FM 23-6 Basic Field Manual U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30 M1917
- FM 23-6b Basic Field Manual U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30 M1917
- FM 23-7 (Basic Field Manual U.S. Carbine Caliber .30 M1)
- FM 24-5 ( Basic Field Manual Signal Communication )
- FM 24-20 ( Field Wire Systems )
- FM 25-6 ( Basic Field Manual Dog Team Transportation )
- FM 25-7 ( Pack Transportation )
- FM 25-10 ( Basic Field Manual Motor Transport )
- FM 27-5 OPNAV 50 E-3 United States Army and Navy Manual
- FM 27-15 Basic Field Manual Military Law Domestic Disturbances
- FM 28-5 ( Basic Field Manual The Band )
- FM 28-105 ( The Special Service Company )
- FM 29-5 ( Basic Field Manual Military Police )
- FM 30-26 BASIC FIELD MANUAL S REGULATIONS FOR CORRESPONDENTS ACCOMPANYING U. S. ARMY FORCES IN THE FIELD
- FM 30-27 REGULATIONS FOR CIVILIAN OPERATIONS ยท ANALYSTS, SCIENTIFIC CONSULTANTS, AND TECHNICAL OBSERVERS ACCOMPANYING
- FM 30-30 BASIC FIELD MANUAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE IDENTIFICATION OF U. S. GOVERNMENT AIRCRAFT
- FM 30-34 BASIC FIELD MANUAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE IDENTIFICATION OF SOVIET-RUSSIAN AIRCRAFT
- FM 30-35 BASIC FIED MANUAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE IDENTIFICATION OF GERMAN AIRCRAFT
- FM 30-38 BASIC FIELD MANUAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE IDENTIFICATION OF JAPANESE AIRCRAFT
- FM 30-38b BASIC FIELD MANUAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE IDENTIFICATION OF JAPANESE AIRCRAFT
- FM 30-39 BASIC FIELD MANUAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE IDENTIFICATION OF ITALIAN AIRCRAFT
- FM 30-40 ( Recognition Pictorial Manual on Armored Vehicles )
- FM 30-41 BASIC FIELD MANUAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE IDENTIFICATION OF BRITISH ARMORED VEHICLES
- FM 30-50 BASIC FIELD MANUAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE IDENTIFICATION OF UNITED STATES NAVAL VESSELS
- FM 30-58 BASIC FIELD MANUAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE IDENTIFICATION OF JAPANESE NAVAL VESSELS
- FM 31-10 ( Basic Field Manual Coast Defense )
- FM 44-2 Employment of Antiaircraft Artillery Automatic Weapons
- FM 44-4 ( Employment of Antiaircraft Artillery Guns )
- FM 55-25 Ports (Oversea) Headquarters and Headquarters Co
- FM 55-105 ( Water Transportation Oceangoing Vessels )
- FM 70-10 ( Mountain Operations )
- FM 70-15 ( Operations in Snow and Extreme Cold )
- FM 72-20 ( Jungle Warfare )
- FM 100-5 Field Service Regulations Operations
- FM 100-20 Command and Employment of Air Power
Essayons
The turreted castle was adapted as the symbol of the Engineers, as it represented the two primary responsibilities of an Engineer, offense, and defense.