In May, 1945 Craig was named to command the XX Corps in Germany.
 From June to July, 1945 Craig was commander of Third United States Army.
 In October he was named to command the Seventh Service Command based at Omaha, Nebraska.
 In February, 1946 he was assigned to command the Sixth Service Command in Chicago.
 When Fifth United States Army was activated on June 11, 1946, Craig was appointed as its deputy commander.

From August, 1947 to April, 1948 Craig was inspector general of the United States European Command.
 In April and May 1948, he served as commander of the United States Constabulary in Germany.
 In July, 1948 Craig was appointed Inspector General of the Army, and he served until retiring in May 1952.
In May, 1945 Craig was named to command the XX Corps in Germany.  From June to July, 1945 Craig was commander of Third United States Army.  In October he was named to command the Seventh Service Command based at Omaha, Nebraska.  In February, 1946 he was assigned to command the Sixth Service Command in Chicago.  When Fifth United States Army was activated on June 11, 1946, Craig was appointed as its deputy commander.
From August, 1947 to April, 1948 Craig was inspector general of the United States European Command.  In April and May 1948, he served as commander of the United States Constabulary in Germany.  In July, 1948 Craig was appointed Inspector General of the Army, and he served until retiring in May 1952.
Louis A. Craig