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Conference with Major Franklin M. Kreml, TC, transportation officer, Fifth Army, 21-26 February, 1944.
No full textConference with Army Service Forces and a Transportation Officer from the Fifth Army on the transportation lessons learned from operations in North Africa and Italy dealing the harbors, port facilities, and roads.
TOC: Section I - Introduction; Section II - Transportation Organization in the North African Theater; Section III - Transportation Section, Theater of Operations; Section IV - Functions of a Base Transportation Section, Theater of Operations; Section V - Highway Division Operations - General; Section VI - Highway Division Operations - Fort; Section VII - Highway Division Operations - Beach; Section VIII - Highway Division Operations - Long Haul; Section IX - Highway Division Operations - Rail Clearance; Section X - Traffic Control
Services of supply statistical summary.
No full textMonthly report denoting situation for supplies and distribution of materiel in North African Theater of Operations. Departments covered include: Ordnance, Quartermaster, Chemical Warfare, Medical, Signal Corps, Engineers, Civilian Labor, and Prisoner of War Labor
[Bulletin No. 14 - No. 18.].
No full textThis document is a collection of bulletins primarily focusing on summarizing air operations, tactical and technical trends, and equipment descriptions for German, French, British, and Italian air forces in the European Theater.
Contains: Bulletin No. 14 (August 22, 1940) - No. 18 (April 15, 1941)
Signal Corps intelligence digest.
No full textThe Signal Corps Intelligence Digest will be published periodically and will contain information of general interest to Signal Corps Officers as to the operation, development, and trends in signal communications of foreign armies.
Six editions of Signal Corp Intelligence Digest are bound into a single volume: Digest No 1 (28 April 1941); Digest No 2 (12 June 1941); Digest 3 (22 July 1941); Digest 4 (25 August 1941); Digest 5 (4 November 1941); Digest 6 (16 January 1942)
Impact : vol. 1, no. 1, April, 1943.
No full textIn a recent conference with General Arnold I suggested that the value of classified aerial photography could be increased if disseminated in a regular manner. I recommended that the Army Air Forces publish a periodical devoted mainly to photographic portrayal of the methods and results of our operations, so that Air Force units and the Army as a whole might be kept informed of current developments. General Arnold heartily approved and thus was born Impact.
Table of Contents: North African Targets; Ships Can Be and Are Hit; Our First Air-Borne Invasion; Precision in Burma; Attacks on Sub Bases; Industrial Targets; Zeke, Hap & Oscar; Bombs for Japs in China; Minimum Altitude Bombing; Combat in Iceland; Dummy Planes; Kiska, Familiar Target; Tailess Wonder
MS # P-143c.
No full textThe purpose of this pamphlet is to provide for the American military reader some examples of the operations of German divisions in combat against the Soviet Army in World War II. The pamphlet is the second in a series dealing with German experience on the Eastern front at all levels from small units to army groups
Circular no. 42: Joint U.S. Army and Navy supply.
No full textThe following compilation of policy and directives covering the joint U.S. Army and Navy supply in NATOUSA is published for the information and guidance of all concerned. Sections include: responsibility of supply; preparation of requisitions; issue of supply; and shipping tickets
Operations analysis : method for rating the effectiveness of aircraft warning and control systems with respect to specific enemy raids in the SWPA.
No full textThe complex organization and mechanism of an Aircraft Warning and Control System is for express purpose of giving warning to civilian populations, friendly ground troops, harbor facilities, anti-aircraft ground installations, and to airfields. It must also provide information for control of fighters so enemy raids can be intercepted before they reach the objective and accomplish their mission. To determine the effectiveness of a system it is necessary to analyze its operation during an actual enemy raid
Operation Varsity revised appendix "C" : appreciation of German Air Force.
No full textThis document is a compiliation of memos, reports, and plans for Operation Varsity. Most are estimates of German defenses and unit disposition in advance of the operation
USAFFE Board report no. 296.
No full textPurpose: To indicate the type of operations in which the mechanized flamethrowers are being employed in Luzon.
Feedback submitted by George W. Engisch, Standard Oil Development Company representative; Captain H. W. Avery, Sixth Army, 13th Armored Group and the 775th Tank Battalion; Captain G. D. Goforth, Headquarters 13th Armored Group; Major R. H. Elliott, Armored Section, USAFFE Board