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8-6.2 AC v. 3 cy. 2.
No full textBrig. General Walter K. Wilson, Jr., Birmingham, Alabama, Commanding General Base Section. Chabua, India. Nov. 45.
Photo is part of the following document: History of India-Burma Theater, volume III, 1 March 1944 - 30 June 1946.This document can be viewed at : https://cgsc.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p4013coll8/id/5423/rec/
Fragmentary field orders and operations orders: V Fighter Command.
No full textA collection of fragmentary field orders and operations orders issued by the V Fighter Command during operations in the Pacific Theater, 1943-1944. Contains a copy of the publication "V Fighter cover", volume 4, no.19, Southwest Pacific Area, Sunday, July 4, 1943 (complete with illustrations, cartoons, and photographs)
History of the Tenth Light Division (Alpine). Army Ground Forces report no. 28.
No full textThis history of the 10th Light Division covers only the period to the end of April 1944. The subsequent history of the division, including its reorganization as the 10th Mountain Division, is sketched in booklet, Studies in the History of the Army Ground Forces, no. 23, "Training for Mountain and Winter Warfare." The present study, submitted by the division in June 1944, is included in the series of AGF Studies to supplement No. 23, and also No. 24, "The Mountain Training Center."
The history of the Army Ground Forces as a command was prepared during the course of the war and completed immediately thereafter. The studies prepared in Headquarters, Army Ground Forces, were written by professional historians, three of whom served as commissioned officer and one as a civilian. The histories of the subordinate commands were prepared by historical officers, who except in Second Army, acted as such in addition to other duties.
The document was scanned by the Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC)
Artillery information memorandum number 17: Fifth Army artillery.
No full textThe memorandum is dated 21 November 1944
Italian order of battle in Sicily.
No full textA captured document has revealed the following order of battle for Sicily, amended to 31 May 1943. In a number of instances, companies and troops had been detached from their parent formation and assigned to aerodrome defense units. In view of its date, this should not be regarded as a complete statement of Italian forces in Sicily
Final report of landing operations, 2nd Battalion, 26th Infantry (Reinforced), June – August, 1941.
No full textContents include: preliminary training; preparation for move to N.Y.P.E.; movement to NYPE, embarkation, and administrative details; FO#1, 3 August 1941 with sketch off New River area; comments and deficiencies noted; morale; unit and special reports; and recommendations and comments. Contains a breakfast, lunch, and dinner schedule for August 1941, a New River sketch, a wave approach diagram, and a map sketch of old Silver Beach
Operation "Overlord" supply movement (U.S.) instructions.
No full textThe movement of supplies for Operation Overlord shall be through the ports indicated and in accordance with the procedures prescribed in this directive. Objective: a. to insure the movement of supplies to the Far Shore in accordance with the requirements of the U.S. Forces; b. to provide for loading in the early phases of the operation in accordance with prepared stowage plans to meet tactical requirements; c. to insure the movement of supplies to Ports with the shortest possible rail haul and to phase this movement to avoid bottle necks at peak periods; and d. to establish procedures for port operations that will insure the performance of the mission assigned and reduce the turn around time of all craft to a minimum. Contains supplement no. 1, supply movement instructions (dated May 6, 1944), and supplement no. 2, D+42-60-D+61-90
Aircraft recognition, the inter-services journal, volume III, number 13, September 1945.
No full textSince September 1942, this journal has been a medium for bringing to the services information, photographs, and drawings of aircraft for recognition training. The object of the journal was to make the subject as palatable and interesting as possible. Some headings include: the sorry tale of Herbert Tree or 'reckless' recognition; C-46 Commando; aircraft in the news; photographic angles; sillographs; meet the family- Grumman; Chinese puzzle (identifying 21 silhouettes of aeroplanes); de Havilland Hornet; tail; design; it's the exception; flying photographs; a dull article; multum in parvo; new and revised; silhouettes; ab initio; through the ring sight; and an index
Ship shapes for B-29 crews. XXI Bomber Command naval recognition manual.
No full textThis handbook is designed to aid air crews and their instructors in the important subject of ship recognition. The context is limited to vessels most likely to come under observation during missions of the XXI Bomber Command. Section I: the main task in ship recognition for B-29s. Section II: facts about ships for B-29 crews. Section III: how to recognize merchant ships. Section IV: how to recognize war vessels. Section V: reporting procedure
9-2.8 AC v. 4 pt. 2
No full textAppendix A: Officers in Command and Staff Positions - 1948.
Appendix B: G-2 Historical Report (Year 1948).
Appendix C: G-3 Historical Report, 1948.
Appendix D: G-4 History, 1948.
Appendix E: Annual Historical Report of the Adjutant General's Section for 1948.
Appendix F: Historical Report of the Eighth Army Central Exchange for 1948.
Appendix G: Annual Historical Report * Chaplain Section for 1948.
Appendix H: Engineer Section History for Year 1948.
Appendix I: Office of the Fiscal Officer Historical Report - 1948.
Appendix J: Headquarters Commandant and Headquarters Special Troops Summary of Activities, 1948.
Appendix K: Unit Occupational Reports, Extract from 1946.
Appendix L: Summary of Activities of Inspector General's Section for the Calendar Year 1948.
Appendix M: Judge Advocate Section Annual Historical Report, 1948