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. This unit is designed to provide transportation for the handling of cargo and for the movement of personnel by motor transport, and, is the basic operating unit of the quartermaster battalion, (mobile)/
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SECTION II

.ADAPTATION OF STANDARD
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Type Base Section Quartermaster Organization.. 2. Allocation of i: Units for Type Base Section and Type Field Army, 3. Hq & Hq Co. Ql IBase Depot as Employed in the

1,

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ETO.

.U* Hq &Hq De't., QM Group. Hq &-Hq Pet.,' QI-;I.Bn. . 6. Company Hq. 7. Supply Section.
8. Supply Platoon" 9. Depot Company Supply. 10. Hq &'Hq'Co. :QK 3n. Depot (Reduced Scale).
11. Auto Mechanic Team.

12. Repair Team. 13. Office Machine Repair Team, 14-. General.

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1. TYPE EU3E SECTION QTLUiTERii^TER ORGANIZATION

a i-iISSQN The mission of the Base Section Quartermaster is to provide and operate the necessary Quartermaster supply and service installations required in the Base Section for the logistical support of the designated forces.
b, IIAJQR

FUNCTIONS

(l) Advises Base Section Commander and staff on Ql.i matters. (2) Deternines requirements, procurement, storage and distribution of Quartermaster equipment and supplies within the Base Section, (3) Supervises the operation of all Quartermaster
in the Base Section* service- activities with

c ORGANIZATION The accompanying chart (Figure l) shows the organization of the QI.l staff of a Base Section Hq, In this organization Base Section Quarter masters are given Hide latitude and are expected to exercise their own ingenuity in the efficient and business-like addition of details It is recognized that differences will exist in 3a se Sections and that organizations below the level prescribed must reflect these differences.

Organization alone v/illnot achieve the results demanded. The- best avail able men must be selected for each key assignment, made completely responsible for results, and given the authority necessary to do his job. Having done this, there must be no hesitation in relieving nen who do not produce.

<*. QUAKTEi^iiSTER UNITS aLiAjCaTEDJ?O BASE SECTION

c.
COl^lD 07 CJARTEfii^STER, UNITS

See paragraph

2 below.

(l) Headquarters, Q.II. Brigade: (Base Section Command) Under the Base Section Quartermaster) a Hq, -QIIBrigade, should be established The mission of .this headqr.art-ers is to centralize command control of available manpower, in order to insure the Base Section Quartermaster of flexibility in the use of his units, allowing the most efficient use of every man, wherever needed. This headquarters provides the command agency for all Quart ernaster Units assigned or attached to the Base Section. (See Figure 2),-
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Depot Area
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For command and administration, all Quartermaster Units assigned or attached to a Quartermaster Base Depot will be grouped under one or more Hq & Hq Detachments, QK Battalion (T/O & S 10-56 and 10-536 and type AD 10-500), Two or more of these QM Battalions will be grouped under a Hq & Hq Detachment, QI:I Group (T/0 & E 10-22) for centralized command control.

Each battalion composing the group willbe self -administering in the same sense as a regiment.

(b) In addition to his command and administrative functions, the Commanding Officer, Q\iart ernaster Group, will normally be respon
sible for the safety and protection of the area assigned to the

Quart ernaster Base Depot, including:

1 Operation of the depot guard.

2 Ground defense' against enemy forces*
J Passive air defense.
/j. Camouflage discipline.
J5 Organization, :training and supervision of fire guards for the .. depot area. 6 Supervision of fire prevention and fire- fighting activity of the depot area (until assignment of Engineer Utility Unit,. T/0 & E 3-500). 7 Utilization of Military Police Units,
8 Internal security and intelligence 10 f
a

J9 Sanitation of the depot area.

Other related duties.

U^>ft OF ffil CELLULAR UNITS AHqSc Hq Company, Qi'l Base Depot, v-hen assigned a suitable number of normal T/0 Units, will provide for servicing approzimately 100,000 to 250,000 troops. This complement may be augmented by utilizing one or more of the cellular type Units (QM Service Organization, T/0 & E 10^500) vihen additional capacity is required without 'the necessity of additional overhead per sonnel. The QII Service Organization provides. 53 units to meet varying situations.

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Z.

ALLuCiVICM OF &; UNITS FOR TYPE BASE

SECTION

AND TYPE HELD AKLT

a. ASSUMED

3ASIS; Type Field rmy of approximately 260,000 men, including 2 Infantry Corps and 1 Armored Corps? Type Base Section containing 110,000 No provision for Air Force or Anti~Aircrft Connuni cat ions Zone Troops Units operating in the Comuni cations Zone or for troops passing through ' the Communications Zone Sections.

Certain Quartermaster Units are required for a Fielq. Army whether it is in conbat or in a rest area. These include Bakery Companies, Depot Supply Companies, "Laundry Companies, Salvage Repair Companies, etc,, and such un its are normally assigned to the Field Army. Certain other units are re quired only when Field Army is engaged in actual combat, such as Graves Registration Companies, Petroleum Products Laboratories-, Salvage Collect* ing Companies, and Refrigeration Companies, Mobile. Such units normally will be attached so that they may be transferred elsewhere when not re quired by the Field Amy.
v

b. ALLOCATION: Type allocation for Base Section and Field i.rmy is shown on the accompanying chart (Figure 3), See paragraph c, ttenarks w below, for discussion of individual units. This allocation is based on the premise with the organic Quartermaster Units as approved fty that the Field the 77a r Department for this Theater and the additional Service Troops at tached fron the Communications Zone, will be largely self-rsufficient ex cept for the forwarding of supplies and the packaging and forwarding of

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and Gasoline Supply Companies to provide for hVW requirements as well as its own. So far as Bakery Companies, Laundry Companies, and similar units aro concerned, the Communications Zone requires troops sufficient to sup ply only Communications Zone personnel in its area, while the Army is es sentially self-supporting, Jt must be recognized that specific requirements for actual Armies and Base Sections will vary somewhat from the type allocation because of difference" in mission as well as geographical situ ation.

gasoline,

The Communications

Zone Section should have sufficient labor

NGTgs This presentation excludes Truck Companies, Car Companies, Troop Transport Companies and such other Quartermaster Units as are now under the jurisdiction of the Transportation Service, together with the Group or" Battalion Headquarters assigned to the supervision of such units.
c. ItEi-iRKS:

(l) Bakery Company-. Ilohile (Special) (a) Field Army

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2 to -3 coripanies. Three B&kery'Com- . for. 120,000 troops, ...This is slightly in excess of the troops to be supported in the _Type Base Section. and leaves, a, mar gin for increased requirements, loss in produc \u0 84r %.: tj/on-. <iue..t.6" enemy". action, movement of units, etc, If fewer . companies will be .'.. troops ."tto.,,in. ' ' Base 'ectipn>. pnly 1 or 2 .the ~ required;. ...."'. ..".. ,.,. .. ' I'".A'-, '\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0,-.

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(b) Base Section

companies. It in .assumed that allocation, 2to I all applies required for the the Section nust handle Arniy which it supports as well. -is for the coranuni options Zone ' Troops, Thus, Depot Supply "Oonpanies nust be provided to sup port^ approximately 370,000 men. The T/O capacity of the unit is '60,000 men per coripcny when it is hondlin'? all classes of sup plies, but experience indicates that a conpany handling no Class 111 supplies can support approximately 100,000 nen. An. addi tional function will normally be tho handling; of supplies for Civil Affairs and Red Gross. Four companies should be adequate for the avorajc 3a so Sect ion. It nust be recognised that in certain instances supplies Till ?iove directly from the Port to the Combr.t Zone with-it be:'.u^ handled in the 2e.se Section, there by reducing the number cf Depot Supply Companies required. Type 3nsc;

(3)

Ga s oline Sirpp lt Company

allocation to Field (a) Field Army allocation, 8 companies, Amy is based on 1 company for each of 2 Infantry Corps and 2 companies for 1 Armored Corps, plus A companies for Arry Troops* Hornylly gasoline is packaged in the Gor.r.uni cations Zone so that a Gasoline Supply Company is.used in the Combat Zone primarily for the operation of FOL du~ps ana for snail amounts, of enerrren
cy dispensing. It is not p.. function of this unit to transport POL products ot'hf.r then such transportation as is required with in the dump area t

(b) Base Section allocation, 2 to 8 companies. This allocation assumes that all POL used .in the Combat Zone :mst be handled in the Cormn-nications Zone, including the necessary dispensing. Experience Indicates that 1 company can dispense and handle 90,000 to 100,000 gallons per d-^ } thereby serving approximately 4.5,000 to 50 y OOO men per day. Thus, 3 co:npanies v;ill support approximately 370,000 troops. In some instances, POL v/ill flow \u25a0thrcu^h the Jrose Section in pipe lines or in pacb^os c<nd so re quire no dispe?:sing or handling b;r lase Section Units, In such instances the nuraber required willbe fewer than tho 3 indicated as. tie naxinuni allocation.
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Graves Re^is^r^tion Corr-anff

(a) Field

3 conpanien. . This allocation uarv.eS' taMiched 'by the 7er Departnent the baois of 1 company per "Corps of 3 DiviGicv.is, thereby p-rovidin^ 1 platoon per Combat Division plus I platoon one Conpany Headquarters for Corps Troops. Since the Type Arr" cento ins 1 Arnored Corps of only 2 Divisions, 2 platoonn are available to provide Graves IL^io r 'tretion Service for **rrc Troopc. VJhen the Field is not in actual corioL't the need for Graves ilegistration Units ceases and the units allocated should, at such times, become available for use elsewhere.
&rrry

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(l>) Base Section allocation, 1" conpangr, Sinc<e the Amy.has suffi cient unite to rieet its on recmirenents and since casualties in the Ccnnunications Zone willbe substantially fewer, 1 company
v?ill normally be sufficient to furnish Graves Registration Ser

vice for the Base Section and to handle such reburials as nay be required after the <.rry moves forward. This company provides supervision onlyj labor is obtained froi::, prisoners of v?ar^ civ ilians, and, if necessary, military labor.

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54

(5 )

Laundry Company*

ftpr4~iflobile
*

(a) Field Army

The 5 companies attached allocations, 5 companies. willneet all the Army's requirements for hospital laundry, sal The War vage repair, and such troop laundry as nay be required. Department has directed that personal laundry will be provided by the military units for not more than yi-l/2% of the total Troop Basis, so that Laundry Companies cannot be provided in suf ficient number to furnish troop laundry for all personnel*

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(b) Base Section allocation, 1 company. Laundry Companies are pro vided in the Communi cat ions Zone for hospital and salvage re-.
quirements only h:n& not for personal laundry. One company provide laundry service for convalescent and evacuation hospitals in the Base Section, together vith laundry required in connection with salvage repair work.

( 6 ) Laundry Platoon,. Hospital Type "B v

(a) Field Army

* allocation, none.
*

(b) Base Section

allocation, 0 to 4- platoons. This unit operates fixed laundry equipment for a 1,000 bed general hospital. The number rec/ured depends on the number of General Hospitals in the Base Section. The type allocation of the Lledical Service for a Base Section is 4 General hospitals, and the allocation to a Base Section will be increased oi aecre^sed according to the number of
Gener-.il Hospitals oper^tin^ within its area. These units are currently beinp* reorganized under

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(7 ) Petroleum Products Laboratory (a) Field Army

allocation, 1Lobile Section, This unit is suffi analyse captured POL and unidentified or other petrol cient to eun products about which there is any doubt as to the quality* It must operate in conjunction with a Static Section located in the Communications Zone*

(b)

Base Section

1 Laboratory less Mobile Section, The Static Section is required to supplement the Ilobile Section oper ating in the .Conbaf Zone and to provide facilities for the analy sis of POL in the Base Section

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(8) Railhccd

These units are currently bein.-r reorganized

under

10-500
Company

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(a) Field xny allocation, 6 companies. This allocation was estab lished by the 17a r Department at the rate of 2 conpaniec per Corps, bince oc&i conpany c_,n operate 4- rail or truckheads, the Amy as a whole can operate 24. rail or truchheads, which should be sufficient to serve Division, Corps and Ar-iy Troops v The rated capacity is 30,000 troops per company when a unit is handle in7 all classes of products. Since Class 111 is' handled p-t sep arate installations, the cape city for 1/andlin^ Class I, II and IV supplies is increased. Experience indicates that 1 company can serve between 50,000 and 60,000 troops. (b) Base Section
0 to 2 companies. 2 companies will provide railhead service for 110,000 men in the Type. Base. Sec tion, In some instances B-; se Section personnel can be served di rector from the Base Section Depots, thereby eliminating the need

- allocation,

for railheads or truckheads for Railhead companies.

1 company.

and reducing or eliminating the need

(9)

sefriseration
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Compaq, ]\y3bjQ.e

This attached unit can transport the perishable component .of -rations, .-for 25,000 men an a one-day turn-round, -it--is assumed; that under' combat condi tions the' number -of t foops-.. which., can ."be .supplied perishable., rations will be less -' tTmn^this ; f:.gurej. so th.at 1. company, should 'be adequate to -serve- a-Type -Field Army. .. ;;....\u25a0
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allocation,' 1 company* One company is required to assist in distributing- perishabi.es to .units in the coiomunica Transportation tions ; Zone- and -in. an. emergency,- to facilities in inter~depot movemer.Lt Service
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Refrigeration caapany,

(a) Field

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ffixed -

allocation, none.

allocation, oto 1 company. . T&is. unit. is used to (b) Base section operate a cold storage warehouse . in the Base ge.ct.ioil. The num ber of units required depends .upon the number of separate in formally, 1.Cold storage stallations -which -..aye* .to ,-b.e- manned. Warehouse mil be sufficient to meet the requirements of a Base Section. An ?adv.an-ce-. section,.- * operating behind a rapidly moving Army, will not be able to operate a fixed installation and there fore will not require, .the unit.
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pompajiy

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(b) Base section

toons of a

allo.cat ion, !..company less 1 platoon. T^ro pla*^ gales.-.. Company ,are :. sufficient to provide, static and,.

mobile 3Ja3.es facilities within the Base, section for the normal sales expectancy;; from- Officers,,, rurses, Red cross and miscellany co.us personnel- authorised, to, purchase uniforms. .and equipment, to gether with conba-t .personnel which maKes piircaases in.the Com munications .^>ne clerks for static stores will be largely civilians.

(12)

salvage

collecting pompapy

(a)

yield '&.iviy. allocation, .;3 companies, This allocation .was made by the 7ar \u25a0Department, at:. the rats of ,]L. ,company per corps., one compary handl&s .salvage expect ency^of ,75,000 troops. Therefore, S companies should .be. able to. .handle most of '"the salvage of the
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(b) Base section

allocation, l company, r Qne conp.anj^ "is ".required

In tho Base section to clean up behind the AIW a^-d to sort "and
forward salvage -\vl.thin the B.ase section.

(12)

company, ffized.. Repair, ,

(a) -Field A^ny allocation, none.

(b) Base

section

56

allocation, None.
Depots in the communi Fixed, willbe assigned

There will ultimately be only 2 salvage Bpair

cations Zone and 2 salvage Repair companies, for their operations.

(14)
salvage Repair company,' Semi -mobile (a) yield Army'- allocation, 3 companies.

vide 1 salvage Repair company per corps

pro repair work which

jiy cannot be handled by units in the combat Zone will be forwarded to the Base section for processing.

These attached units

(b) Base section

1 to 2 companies. The rated capacity

of 2 companies is 100,000 men. It is believed that there will
be somewhat less repair work for communications Zone Troops than
for combat Troops so 2 companies should be ample to meet Base
Section requirements as well as to handle any, overflow from the
Combat zone which' can be Processed by a Semi -mobile Unit, The
remaining salvage repair work will be shipped back to the com munications Zone salvage Repair Depot. In some Base -sections
only 1 company willbe required.

i-

allocation.,'

(15)

fumigation and

Bath company

(a) Field Army allocation, 3 companies., The rated capacity of 1

company is delousing and bathing of 3,600 men per 12-hour day
so that the entire personnel of the Arr?y can be processed by the
attached units once every 30 days. Ar.y additional bathing fac ilities required must be Improvised or 'obtained by means of fix

igation/sterilization and Bath companies willbe shifted among

Armies and Base sections to meet epidemic conditions.
(b)
bcsg

ed installations

constructed

or acquired by the Engineers

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Section

allocation, none.

Delousing and bathing facilities in the communi cat ions Zone will be provided primarily by sterilization companies, reserving the more flexible and mobile Fumigation and Bath companies for use of Field Armies and in situations in the communications Zone requiring a high ly mobile unit.

(16)

Sterilization company
(a) yield Army
allocation, none.
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(b) Base section

allocation, 2 companies, too companies will pro delousing and bathing facilities for Base section Troops vide and such other personnel and. prisoners of war as must be processed within the Base section, as well as the sterilization Of clothing and equipage to be repaired. Bathing facilities for any excess over the capacity of the 2 companies must be provided at fixed installations,.

(17)

Service company
(a)

Field

allocation, 19 companies. This allocation is based

corps and 16 companies (4 battal
upon 1 company for each of 3 ions) for the A^my pool.

Army

(b)

allocation, 14 to 21 companies, it is estimated b&3 section that 36 service companies are required to handle the tonnage in the average Base section and supply 'the general labor pool. How-* ever, this number will bo substantially reduced by the utiliza tion of civilians and 'prisoners of war. Actual allocation will

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specific requirements and vill^Pary in accordance with the" mission and availability of non-military labor.

(18)

Kg & Hq Detachmen t. Qj.l Battalion

(a) Pi aid

Army The original allocation allocation, 5 detachments. approved "by the iTar Department provided only X .Battalion Hq for the 16 Service Companies included in Army Troops,, The Chief

is providing 1 additional Hq. .Detachment in this Theater.- to assist in the command and administration of the var ious Quartermaster Units within the C crib at Zone. As a result,
there will do 1 Battalion Eg per 10 companies in the type setup,
exclusive of Gasoline Supply Companies,- which aro provided for
separately "by mobile detachments.

Quartermaster

(d) 3ase Section

ta,lion Kg

Formally a 3et U to & detachments. to 8 coinpc-iii^s, and the actual can administer from 6 requirements depend upon the number of Quartermaster Units oper
allocation,

ating within the Base Section,

Detachment,

(19) Eg & Eg

(a) Field Army allocrtion, 2 detachments. C'he allocation approved by the Mvr Department provides 1 liobile Detachment for the Gas oline Gup-ply Gonnrnies in tho Army droops. In. this Theater an additional Eg Detachment is being allocated by tha Chief Quarter mas tor to assist"" in the administration of Quarter master Units generally within a Combat Zone. The 2 types of Battalion Eg. to
gether result in an average of 8 companies per Eg 3etc,,cluaent within the Army Area, 170 detachments are provided from Quarter master Troop Basis for supervision of Truck Companies or other transportation units.

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Mobile

(b) Base Section

2 detachments. These units are au thorized primarily for tiio Gasoline Supply Companies, and the requirement is b^sed upon the number of 0-aoOj.ine Supply Comprnies allocated to the 3a.se Section, In most instances they v/ill be used to administer a variety of mobile Quartermaster Units in addition to Q-asoline Supply Companies,

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6? Kg

Detachment *; QjU Group

(a) Pield Army allocption, 3 detriments. H?ho allocation approved by the Var department originally did not provide any Group Eg.
apart from these for Transportation Sex-vice. Units, Recently a number of additional Group Hq have been activated within the Theater for Quartermaster Servic-. Three G-roup Hq Detachments will provide administration for Quartermaster Units in the Army Area at the rate of 1 per 20 companies.

(b) Base Section

2 detachments. u:v./o Group Eg Petrch ments will be to provide administration for the Quar termaster Units in the Base Section Area at the rate of 1 for approximately 20 companies These Group Eg will in effect pro vide administration for a Quartermaster Sub-Area, under tho com mand of the Base Section Quartermaster.
required

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Eg & Kg Company, -fljfc Base Do-iot

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(b) Base Section

2 companies. The function of this unit in this Theater is to supervise Quartermaster activi-* ties and operations within cxx area of the Communications Zone. The number required within a given Base Section will depend up on the geographical area involved and the number of installa,~> tions and units requiring supervision.

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llornal functions:
Base Depot (T/C 6 3 10-52C-1) is de and' 'administrative personnel for thedepot herdquarters and for the depot supply pnd service divisions, formally this unit villrdminister a depot serving a force v. ith p. strength of 100,000 -co 250,000;

The hq & Eg C0,,, Quartermaster

signed to provide supervisory

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Crgf-niza.tioni

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(l) A Base Quartermaster

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Sorvicu Go"; (10-67) Storilizntion Go, (10-177)

Ba^ury Co. Mooile (Special) (10-I^7S) Depot. Supply. Co, (10-227)

Gas Supply Co. (10-77)
Graves i.ogi strati or: 00, (10-297)
Lrundry Co., &.-- (10-167)

(2) In addition to the units listed in (l) p"bove, units from other
services rary "be assigned for the internal operation of the depot to perform such functions as utilities, signal service, trans portation, etc. d.
Special Functions:

The Headauprters a Eeadquprters Company, Q^* Base Depot, is a jimlti purpose Unit; in addition to providing the organization f'^r c Quarter :, master Base Depot described above, i may be utilized to provide the supervisory and administrative' personnel for tho following:

(l) Q^x Port Dopot

(2)' '4-. Effects De-not

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QJ* Base Salvage Depot

General'

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The normal function of this unit is to command and supervise qm Battalions consisting of o*f units. In addition it ".rill be used as a command agency for P0". anc. civilian labor units and it will also be used temporarily as needed to
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personnel for depots anc, other administrative units, for which purpose it may be used in combination with other Fq Detachments or reinforced with non t/o personnel, in addition to its cocoand and administrative functions it will supervise the technical activities in which units under its command are
engaged.

company

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8.

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This unit willbe used to operate distribution points, both in the tJTT and on the continent when Depot supply cos or "Railhead cos are not available for the purpose.

9,

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n* Bn

("Roduce descale)

This unit, consisting of -33 officers, 2 warrant officers, and 83 enlisted men, will be used to provide personnel for f! staff, Section Hq. s --^ overhead for certain depots in the UK,
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salvage installations

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T<: be used for the repair of typewriters and office equipment. 14. crrrsTui
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COW'JOTIFG OFFICE?. 1 Colonel FIELD SERVo DIV. 1 Major
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?mkes special and periodic inspections of or units end installations. inspections to cover: cleanliness and sanitation of onnps and other areas; the degree of compliance v.-ith. orders and rer-'ilat?. or.c; security tonsures and fire prevention and protection. Maintain suitable records. 1 Colone EXECUTIVE DIVISION
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PL/FS & TR/iINIFG BUWCB. Captain

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RECIP.-jiID BRfXCH - Ist Lt.

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Releases sub-all otnents of funds for local procurement. Maintains records on Lond-Leaso and Reciprocal /.id transact ions Reviews and audits instruments of transfer. prepares accounting, fiscal and statistical reports. Fair. tains liaison with Finance on fiscal and reimbursement data o.nd proceduro.
PERSOWEL piVI SIOF 1 Qolonel (Note 1)
Major

MILIT/.RY ER/.IvCH

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5. 6.

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CITTLLftIT BIwAiTCH .1 - Captain

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SUBSISTENCE 3RAHCH

1 Major 1 Ist Lt,

1. Maintenance of proper stock levels 2. Suoervis e s rdherer.ee to established r.errus 3. Recommends use of available s--ostitutes for components cf tho ration. h. Exploits local resources. 5- Conducts research. 6. Exercises technical supervision of- "bakery, coffee roasting cp~c. cold storage operations 7. Maintains necessary records.

CLASS II I7B2ANOH & 1 Captain 1 Ist It, 1. Plans, coordinates and directs operations of the "branch; maintains authorized stock levels. 2. Maintains files and records and prepares necessary periodical and special reports 3. Collects data on current clothing and t ruipago prcclems and effect en supply. h. Controls redistribution of stocks. 5. Prepares tonnage reports.

SAI3S 3TC2E 3IUOCH 1 Captain 1. -Establishes and maintains, price, list on sales store iter 2. Prepares requisitions for requirements. 3. Maintains information on r.va.ilrMlity of stocks in depots. k. Maintains the necessary records and charts of srits 3tore operation CIVIL A27AIES 3SIIICH
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PuECEkSIITS BHiuTCH (NO 3 2) p. 1 - Cap iin

1 Ist Lo. 1. Coordina.tos and supervises local purchases 2. Assists depots in securing their requirements of items rvrilabie from French sources.
3- Assists in the procurement 01 native labor
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ADMIIuSTEATIYS 3a, (l-Lt. Colonel)
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1. Formulates procedures and carries out established policies 2. Reviews and dot ermines appropriate action on difficult and complex problems. 3. Records and controls all incoming and outgoing dispatches and mail. U. Maintains central office files and library of publications. 5- 1-iaintains suspense file on reports and correspondence requiring action. 6. Operates the mi ueo graph service for the depot. J. Operates nessenger service. FISCAL PROC. 3H. 1-Captain 311-3 FISCAL 32CTI01S

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1. Determines amount of storage spp.ee available for depot use 2. i-^akes plans relating to moving depot sites and installations, destruction cf
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facilities and records

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1. L.rintains records cf military por^onnel in the depot pertaining tc assignments, promotion, transfer, courts martial, efficiency, pi c.if. charge. A 2. Prepares necessary orders concerning assignment, duties, travel, special
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1. Procurenent of competent lci"bor for depot operption. 2. Study for the "benefit of the using divisions the peculiarities of 3. Screening personnel cp.refully to eliminate subversive elements. H. Meintci-i'n jjersonn-sl records 5. Snployment and discharge of civilian personnel. P.O.u. BE. 1-Gap tain

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1. Coordinating v? ith appropriate divisions, estimates need for d- takes action to procure POw' for use in depot. 2. Maintains necessary records cf and renders required reports concerning Po>." employed. 3. Maintains close liaison with storage a, distribution Si other divisions using POni" to insure conplip.nce v;ith rules of land i;ariare.
STQ3. & PIS"', DIVISION

Colonel
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1. Supervision and coorcinating of receiving, storage and shipping of supplies of all classes, including Red Cross and Civil Affairs. 2. Supervises the enploy.aent of CQ! approved storage -orocedure. 3. Operates the depot lac or pool utilizing military, civilian and Prisoner of \*&z laJbor h. Opera.tes tiiG materials handling equipment, pool , 5. Supervises the keeping of necessary records pertaining to incoming end out going shipments and the preparation of tonnage reports.

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1. Supervision of inventories. 2. I'iakes analysis of depot stocks to determine supply status 3- Maintains close liaison with all divisions. h. Siipervision of stock replenishment 5. Regulates the fiou of supplies from ports, depots and other sources to main bain the proper stock levels at the various issuing points. 6. Maintains control of items in short supply. 7, Supervises the issue of supplies of all classes,, including Red Cross and Civil

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NON-PSRISHA3LE BRANCH 1 liajor Sivl4

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loss. 5, 5, Supervises the maintenance of prescribed model stocks of perishable subsis subsistence.
tence. 4. Maintains stock records 5. Maintains close liaison i;ith Procurement Section in the local procurement of perishable subsistence 6. Supervises the operation of mobile, fixed and civilian cold storage facilities. 7. Maintains close liaison with V^terinar Corps regarding inspections. 8, Supervises inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables

SUPPLY DIVISION
Colonel

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1. Overall supervision and coordination of the division. 2. Maintains files and prepares necessary correspondence 3. ifedntains suspense file on report z and correspondonce requiring action. 4 Records and controls all incoming and outgoing dispatches and mail for the division.
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1. Suporvises the receipt,, storage and issue of all clothing and equipage 2. 'Maintains the prescribed model stock. 3. Saits requisitions 4. Collects data en current clothing and equipage problems 5. Maintains stock locator system. 6, Responsible for stock accounting.
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1. Supervises the receipc 5 storage and 2. Maintains the proscribed model stoc 3 -Edit sr c guis itions,o ns , 4. Collects data on regular suppj.ies p 5.. Maintains stock locator systei :. t Responsible for stock accounting.

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1. Supervise tho receipt, storage and distribution of sales store and Army Sx change supplies 2, I'aintain proscribed stocks of authorized itc. inquisitions. 3. 4. I-Maintains stock locator system 5. Supervises maintenance of accounting systems for retail outlets. Exchange orvicc and 6. Fakes reports as required to Finance

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1. Supervises receipt, storage and distribution of PO,'. products 2* Supervises maintenance of prescribed, nodel stocks.
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4 iAaintains stock records 5. Establishes safety practices.

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1. Selects locations and lays out em. terv sites. 2. Supervises the identification and bur:al of US, Allied and onelay dead. 3. Flota tj'io location of comet erics and jravos.
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Overall supervision and coordination o the division. 2. Maintri:is filsy ,"rid prepares necessary correspondence 3. Maintains sus-oanse file en reports and correspondence requiring pet ion h. Records arid controls all incoming and outgoing dispatches and mail for the div
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