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Report of Signal communications activities by the III Amphibious Corps in North China.
The following report of Signal communications activities in North China during the period 1 August 1945 to 1 April 1946 is submitted for information and study in the event future type operations in friendly recovered territory are deemed necessary. Chapters: general; message center; teletype and radio teletype; radio; radio relay and carrier; wire; shore brigade communications; Quartermaster and supply; and recommendations
Occupation of Japan: XIV Corps.
This is the second and third of a series of reports of XIV Corps participation in the Blacklist Operation as a part of the Eighth United States Army occupational force in the Japanese Islands
Operation report, Eighty-First Infantry Division.
This operations report is the fourth of the series published by the 81st Infantry Division for the period of its service in the Pacific Ocean Areas. It covers the period from the date of movement from the Palau Islands, Western Carolines to the inactivation of the Division in Aomori, Honshu, Japan
Guide for Philippine Army replacement units: U. S. Army Training Group publication number 101. -- The replacement battalion its organization and operation.
This manual is not a set of official regulations. It is a guide for the use of Philippine Army personnel concerned with the organization and operation of replacement units.
This is the second edition of the manual. It was originally published 9 December 1944, at Tacloban, Leyte, P. I. The new edition has been slightly reorganized in order to clarify the functions and duties of replacement personnel. Additional information, based on actual operation of United States Army and Philippine Army replacement organizations, has been included.
Table of contents: Organizational chart, general, processing casual personnel, internal operation of a replacement battalion, conclusion, index
"Defense against enemy action directed at civilians" (study 3B-1).
The civil defense structures, organizations, and World War II experiences of three large nations (Great Britain, Germany, and Japan) have been carefully analyzed by a selected group of specialists (United States Strategic Bombing Survey and other missions). It was further required that this study develop the agency that should be responsible for future study and planning, and the agency of the government that should be responsible for implementing the plans
Report of visit to Third Army maneuvers, Louisiana, June 22 to July 5, 1943.
Attached is a report covering a visit to the maneuvers of the Third Army in the vicinity of Leesville, Louisiana during the period June 22 to July 5, 1943. The purpose of this visit was to renew the acquaintance with methods of operation in the field and to pick up ideas which might be useful in the supply and evacuation instruction at this school. Index: general notes; lines of communication; unit trains and installations; supply; transportation; traffic; evacuation of personnel; and evacuation of materiel
Antitank defense (tentative).
This text is published for instructional purposes at this school only. It is designed to indicate the appropriate employment of the antitank units with which it is assumed that the infantry division is provided. The necessity for instruction in the principles of defense against mechanized units is apparent. The assumptions made regarding the antitank units available are for the purpose of developing the principles applicable to such units pending the inclusion of such units in official tables of organization
Letters-memorandums: Army Air Forces China Theater.
This document contains three letters with summaries of Army Air Forces China Theater activities (China Air Service Command, Air Transport Command) written by Lt. General George E. Stratemeyer, Lt. General A. C. Wedemeyer, and Director, Commission on Aeronautical Affairs, C. J. Chow
SINTIC report, Sino Translation & Interrogation Center, number 325, 17 August 1945.
Interrogation reports from the Sino Translation & Interrogation Center. All information in these reports has been extracted from PW sources
SINTIC report, Sino Translation & Interrogation Center, number 337, 25 October 1945.
Interrogation reports from the Sino Translation & Interrogation Center. Interrogation of the Chief of Press Section, General Headquarters, China Expeditionary Army, on the function and operation of the press section of the Japanese Army in China