* History of the 592nd Engineer Combat Battalion by John P. O'Mally
* The 592nd Combat Engineers in the Pacific: A Pictorial History by the 592nd Engineer Combat Battalion Association
* The 592nd Combat Engineers: A History of the Battalion in World War II by the 592nd Engineer Combat Battalion Association
* Engineer Combat Battalions in World War II: A History of the 591st, 592nd, 593rd, and 594th Battalions by Leo H. Dienst
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