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C 0 II P I D E II T I A L
HEADOUARTUS UNITED STATES ARMY f0RCS. PACIFIC OCEAN AltUS
OF TH COMMANDING GENERAL
APO t51
Ia replJ' refer to:
16 llaroh 1946
SUBJECT: P'ina.l Phase or Pacitlc War
TO: Ch1et ot Start, Uni ted States Ar.y, War
1faeh1ngton 25, D. C.
l. At ter Japan had signed the ters or surrender, each
major echelon ot Army Force& Kiddle Paciri c was
directed to submi t an account or ita partici pati on i n the
rlna.l phase or the Pacific war, covering the period 21 June
to 2 SepteaJber 1945.
2. The report submitted herewith was compiled from these
participation accounts. It gives ln detail the
tiveL-tra1ning, and logistical reepone1b1litiee d1eoharged by
AFl!IwAC forces in eupport or the R;rukyue area and in prepar-
ation for the proJected Kyu&hu operati on and the occupation or
Japan. In addition, it &hews the diepos1t1on or Army ground
and service troops 1n the Klddle Pacific as of 2 September
1945.
3. SubJect report la the last ln a eerlea of partici-
pation reports which have been prepare4 to eupplement opera-
tional reports and to record the and log1stica.l
contr1but1one made by AFIUDPAC 1n the proeecutlon or the war
against JaPan.
1 Incl:
Report or Final Phaee
ot Pac1t1c War.

ROBERT C. RICHARDSOII, Jr.
Lieutenant Genera.l, U. S. Army
COIIUII an di ng
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PARTICIPATION
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FINAL PHASE O F TH E
PACIFIC WAR
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UNITED STArES ARMY FORCES
IIIDDLE PACIFIC
21 JUNE - 2 SEPTEIIB:Elt 19fli
LIEUTDUN'l GNERAL ROBERT C. RICHARDSON, JR. , U. 8. ARMY
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Central Pac1f1c Base
Western Pac1f1c Base Command
Southern Pac1t1c Base
Alr Forces K1ddle Pac1f1c
Replaceaent Co=cand
VI Air Service Area Command
Part1c1yat1ng Army Unlts
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Kap ot I alands i n W1ddle Pac1t1c
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Introduots.on
.t.. 9ubJ eot and Purpoee ot Report .
1. The eubJeot ot report 1e the part1o1pat1on b7
Statee P'oroee 1n the Paoitio (USAPKIDPAC)
111 the t111al pbaee ot the ar agalllet Japan. The per1o4
:OTered 11 trOll 21 June 1eo. when organized ree11tanoe on
Olt1nawa ceaaed, to 2 Septber 19-t&, the date ot the torwal
.urrender ot Japan.
2. !hie report aeta forth the contribution ad b7 Head-
quarter P'oro11 Jl1ddle Pao1t1o (HAP'IIIDPAC) and 1ta aJor
echelon to the eupport of the R1Wtru area and the prepara-
tion tor the proJected Iruabu operation and the occupation ot
It treah of the ada1Dhtrat1Ye, training, and log11-
t1oal reepondb111 t1ee aaa'-sned to COIIGen111dPao 1n the t1nal
operat1one, and 1n add1t1on, d1aou the roll-up ot baaea
1n the IU44le Pao1tio and the d1epoa1t1on of troopa ae of 2
September 19&.
Thla report ia the final 1n a eerlea ot part1o1pat1oa
reporte 11h1oh were rendered b7 thle headquarter to g1Ye a
coapreheneiYe account of the and log1et1cal
effort required to eupport ottene1Ye operation 1n thie
The intorwation gathered and recorded in theee reporte &7
well proYe ot eubetantial Yalue 1n g1Ying a b etter perapeot1Ye
and a aore ooaplete pi cture ot operation 1n the Paoit1o.
B. Plan of Report .
1. Thie report haa been divided into eeTen parte, eact.
part preeentiag a tactual .ua&arJ ot the aot11tiee a lingle
aJor echelon of AFKIDPAC.
2. .A troop liet hal alec been 111oluded mioh ehowe the
41epoe1t1on of Ara7 troope 111 M1441 Pac1t1o ae or 2 5eP-
tber 18.0.

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- INDEX -
SUBJECT
Per sonnel ( G-l)
!.:111tary Intelligence (.G-2)
Organizati on and Training lG-3)
Supply ( G-4)
Long RAnge Planning Operations and Logistics
( G-5)
Artillery Officer
Engi neer
Ordnance Officer
Chemical orr1eer
Fiscal orncer
Information-Education Otr1eer
Provost lolarshal
Transportation orr1cer
QuartPrCJaster
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SUPPOR'i' OF THE RYUKYUS A.'U:.\.
1. Procurecer. t or "Oersonnel. Act1v1tlee 2I Jur.e
witr- the OkinaPa operation were confined
to of for 'i'enth and
units.
2 . Deoct1V9t1on of AGF's. Headquarters and Headquarters
Cocpany, AGF, APO nnd Headquarters and Headquarters Com-
pany,
458 were on 15 July and 26 July res-

oectively, Hor.ever, hBd oeen prior
to 21 June to bnse for centers anq to
Okinawa,
Tr ansfer to AFPAC. Effective l Tenth Ar:y
was transferred to AF?AC. the
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sent out for the o;;.l nR,.a Ch1.>ttl
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e n terrRlr: r.ot u_ncer our c-!'ltml.
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ka1 S'"';:;ed the st'lec:lo:1 ,
f l::-st ; flve ere r br.e 1n
July 1 94::i . T:J;:..;::o .: t.J:r 1:r.r,; 'cs not r ..

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1nforo<o t1 >n for stJdy -F ci! strll:JteC: t o 1nt"r-
e sted arencles, lncludln; the 95th Infa, tr:r D1v1 r 1on .
. c. ;, the Int Pl:lr;!'ncP
pqs ';;o CC! tor the
Thls tePu prepared a b each ln';;dlt,;enc" st.:..:;; o f trr ge t berc,.,er
on whlch rnr t orr t o CC' ?EI"SFAC &nd AFPAC
c . rn;>s, ch.:lrt s , and p!'loto.; raprs were dls:rlb!Jted to
troop <!lener.ts J,O'J:'!tl:'lc; 1:1 the i-'.c--:allar. area fc::- the
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d. Ar. -IDPAC mao olants we re av91l-
f or the of msps, charts, and obJe ctive
1es rplatlng to Kyushu. The 1s a of re-
productions
Ground maps
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Hydrographic
o fflce charts
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a. At ;;:--e re:pes: of G-:, the 1:1.\:"':.IDPAC V-2 section
,repsred an of for the of
southern Kyushu . included six ir.cloPurPs
data on the d1spot1!1ons snd of frounj, a1r,
t:nd naval un1t to,;ether e::!..=ote
of n for:tficotl0ns, fortified arens,
ai r lneallation-, md sJ,..;::1j' and fac111:1es .
b. An e sti a:t of en!':.y for tht
of northern ;:7\l:t'hu was also This report 1r:c ud d
on'Japane se bround, Rnd naval ana stren-
gth, lncludlng an overlay sketch uf the KaQ on Tunnel, and de-
fensive areae bo:t and probable shown on
c. A detalleu order of bnttle for Xyushu furnlstec
the 39th of 5attle r.eam, to the IX Coros .
d . Routine 1nt e111gence ?ubllcat:ons a bi-
weekly of the situation and a weekl; periodic
report we re d1str1bYted to units preparing for the invasion of
J!:yushu.
C, FOR OF JAPA:>.
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a . On 15 ClnCAFPAC dire cted that the ma-
Jority of counterintelligence corps officers and agents assigned.
to AflHllAC be transferred to HAFPAC tor the occupa t1'ln of Japan.
b. A total or 93 offl cera and asenta was equipped end
ah1pped to the Orient in 10 and team&. Th1a person-
nel was attach'ed to the V Corps.
c. In add1t1on, 27 J apanese-Americans wer e transferr ed
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to HAFPAC for duty as CIC ar;er. :!; in Japnn.
G.
a . t uc!': effort ""8 devoted to ._:1.- recru;;1n:; of
and f a_ale .1st,; t,.r c ivil cen .:.t 1 Q,tlt- in Jn?tJr ..
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of nn o!'flcer s ent out l:y tne i7F.r :le;>Rrt..:e.;t froo.. t!':e S;.>t>Cl 1
Vve r s t ao Planntng t HChi nerj' for r=-cr.Jl tl":t; s et J_)
enci the 1slanua ?ere CPJ.Vl;:.S eu for tra:-.sl&torG.
b . :Jale ,.., ,:-lcj;ns of Jao&.1f3e ancestr:;
.,.1 th reculs1te w.:re !-ecr;1 te" , tral:;ed,
ana subse<.<uently .:> r<iereu to ').t;,o for
3. ana dise::tlr.atl n :>:' .,,.-.e.d i r.forue.tiH: ,
POd lnfomatl r, _not unaer cont r ol .
:1 . taps ,;nd d::arts of ene::y terr<,ln ...,ere co .. pne.: n<::C.
dlstrio,.tec to troo;Je (;:rlnciolil '..y t!le <lSt!l D1v1f' en) counam;
froe1 'the tifHIA11en
D, DIS?SSI:'IOII OF T''.OCPS.
l. Durng the per1od covered b this
report, various And detqch-
_ents fLirr:1e!'u;c. by ID?AC G- 2 e .>lOiEU 1n o!' t!".c?
:\yukyuF, in f:.r tl.e Kyus .. u c ::>31>-n, ,.,c5 1r. oc-
CLipatt , n of Jayar. ar.<i Korea. Officers and .ere
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on duty in forwrd hreas are listec in Ad No. 1 t;J
tt-ls ectlon.
2 . Service Team. In accoraance
with ln,.truc i nns l' ro" -cincAFnc -uie 1\r_y Ser"i ce Forces ::::nemy
Eq..:19C'erat Service Teall was transferred to the JC\IV
Corps ln 1945.
E. ASSISTA.t;cr RE::DEi1ED ':'0 NAVY AliD I'IUU::ES. In connection wlth
support of the Ryuk;rus, preporatl:;ns for t!':e Kyushu operat\:n,
and the occupatl cn of J&pbn and Korea , facilities of the 30th
Engineer Bat tall on were a.ade &vallable to 1-avy
and organizations for t!:e prlntl:1g of r::aps, bulletlns,-
and si&ilar Routlr.e intelllsence publications and
cople" of obJective studies were aleo furn)sh ed.
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906th CIC
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144t h Photo Interpreter Te m
146th Photo Interpreter Team
14?th Photo Interpreter Team
148th Photo Interprete r Team
149th Photo Interpreter
150th Photo Interpreter Team
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l56th Photo Interpreter Team
15?th Photo Inte roreter Team
160th Photo Intoz-Pre t e r Team
16l et Photo Interpreter Team
16?d Photo Inte rpre ter Team
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Atci:d IX Coros
Atci'.d. IX Cor os
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AeE;d I:.< Cor .>s
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Asgd 77th D1vls1on
Asgd D1vlslcn
Ae;;d Tenth An:.y
AFgd Tenth Aruy
Atchd Tenth Anny
Atchd 7enth Army
Atchd Tenth Arcy
Atchd Tenth
Atchd Tenth Army
Atchd Tenth Army
Asga Tenth Amy
Asgd 96th Dlv1e1on
Aegd XXIV Corps
Asgd XXIV Corps
Asgd Tenth An:ly
Asgd Tenth Army
Asgd Te nth Army
Asgd Teo&h An:.y
Asgd Tenth Amy
Aegd Tenth .l.nily
Asgd Tenth Army
Asgd r enth An:ly
Asgd Te nth Army
Asgd IX Corps
Asgd 27th D1v1s1on
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Atchc! XXIV Corps
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38lst Tr anslator Teao
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38:'id Translc.tor Tello
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32d Order of 2Pttle 7eam
33d Order o f .Sattle l'eru.
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As;;c Tenth .\nny
Asc;d Tenth Anny
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As,.:d Tenth AMy
Asl(d Tenth ArJ!y
Atchd X::I V Coros
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Atchd Okl nawa
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Asetd Tenth Arr:r;
Atchd xx:v
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334 th I nterrogat o r Team
336t h I nterrogator Team
337th I nt errogator
338th I nt erroga t o r Team
340th Interror ato r Team
34lst I nt errogator Team
344th Interrogator Team
346tn Interrogator Team
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Atchd Corps
Atchd Oki nawa AGF
Atchd 7th D1v1a1on
At chd 27th D1vie1on
Atchd Tenth Army
Atchd Okinawa AOF
XXlV Corpe
Atchd XXIV Corps
Atchd Okinawa AGF
Atchd 7th D1v1e1o n
Atchd 27th Dlvielon
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368th I nterpreter Teem
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Atchd Tenth
Atchd Tenth Army
Atchd XXIV Corp
Atchd Tenth Army
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SECTION III - OPERATIONS AND TRAINING
A. PREPARATIONS FOR KYUSifiJ OPERATI ON AND OCCUPATION OF J APAN.
l. Planni ng. Pl ane f or traini ng were coordinated with
repreaentat i ee or the training staff or CPBC. This planni ng
wa e limi t ed eeeentia1ly to the pr ovi s i on oT f acili t i es f or the
apecial train1ng r equi r ed by and uo1ta Which
were expected to take part in action againat Japan.
2. Training proJ eots.
a . Upon a seeQbly or the 98th Inf antry Division on
Oahu, and after compl eti on or a thor ough teat by CPBC
t o determine the t r aini ng needs or all ita eleaenta, a gener al
training d1recti ve was drawn up as a gui de f or the pr eparat i on
ot t he organ1r.at1on to1 the assault egalnet J apan.
b, All a final phaeo ot tho training or the 98th Dii -
eion , an extended amphibious exercise wae arr anged during the
period 20 July-16 August 1945. To aid i n the control ot the
exercise, CPBC was d1reoted t o place three fi eld grade ott ioera
wi th t r oop experience on detached aervice wi th each regt.ent
ot the 98th Division.
o. Pursuant to d1rect1ves of the War Department,
training in tho uoe of wet-cold weather clothing waa atreasod ,
particularly tor thoae unite achoduled to partici pa te 1n oper-
ati ons against tho China Coaat and the home ialande ot J apan.
Marine inatruotore were also g1Ten tbh
d, A ooaprebenelvo prograa wae inaugurated tor tba
training ot radio and radar operator in ethdae ot oounter-
aot1118 Jua1118. I n a4d.1t1on , a t r a1ning to iaple-
a ent thla t raini ng u prepar ed by the e1gnal aection and
revi ewed by G-3 prior t o publioa t ion.
a . An inatructlonal uni t provided by .&ray ground
torc ea a attaohed t o the Diviaion. Thla uni t i natruoted
thir teen te 1n ethoda or lllght Yiaion tra1nill8 and t aat1ng.
B. PREP.A1UTIO!f8 lOR READJUSTIBliT.
1. Cloaa-out of aohoole .
a . Upon the of a detailed atu4y
a ad relative to the d1aoont1nllalloe of oertaln eohoole .
.U a r .. uu ot tble et\&41, OI'BC 1ra1 41reotad t o oloee out the
folloWing eohoole UDder ita control:
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Operation and Maintenance School
Underwater Obatacle School
Waianae Tra1n1ng Center
Tranaport Quartermaater School
CPBC waa alec directed to a plan tor the partial oloae-
out of the Pacific Coabat Training Center.
b. The a1aeion or the dog training center was changed
from that of prepar1ng doge for ooabat and eentr1 dut1 to that
ot detraining doge pr1or to return to owners .
c . A atud:r waa alec initiated regarding clearance and
release of surplus training area.
.2. ArmY education progrru. Pursuant to War Departaaent
directiYea, an exteneiYe and off-duty education program
waa planned and put into effect. A greatly expanded athletic
program was also adopted concurrently with the new Aray educa-
t1on program tor thoae 1ndiY1duala not deair1ng to take a4Yan-
tage or tbe educational opportun1t1ea.
3. Japaneae tr!1n1ng program: A t raining
aemoranduaa was publliih ln col llboration W1 th the in!oraat1on
and education aection, setting forth special requirements tor
the troops designat ed to take part in the occupation or Japan.
4. "Poat..,ar planning. FolloWlng the capi tulat1on ot Japan,
AFMIDPAC G:3 was cihietly concerned with the f ollowing:
a. Poatwar AAA detenaee or Hawa11an Islands.
b. Reenetatement ot baaic ROTC in Hawaiian Department.
c. Plana tor Wlthdrawal or troops from the Pacific.
e. Study on poatwar requirement tor air tielda.
5. Statue of 1aland baaea
a. To proYide a t actual aouroe of data recording the
occupati on, deTelopaent, and abandonment or baaea wi thin the
geograpbioal lt.ite or ArMIDPAC, CPBC and WPBC were directed
to aubait a close-out report tor each abandonned baae in their
area and a status report tor each baas r educed to a a1nimua
atrength leTel. 8uoh reporta were to include liata of auppllea,
1netalltions, and other goYarnaent property reaalning at the
baas and the inatructiona tor diapoai t1on thereof. Status or
lend-leaee and cla1aa aaaJ.nst the goYernaent were to be re-
poned.
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b. CPBC directed to aubmlt eloae-out reporte ror
Apuua, Baker, Fanning, Kaltlo, and Pai-rra, and a etat\la re-
port ror Enlwetok and KwaJaleln. Reporta were to be eubmltted
bJ l Auguet 1945.
c. A almllar dlrectlYe was dlapatohed to WPBC. Anguar
waa echeduled to be reduced to a minimum troop leel at thie
t1me.
d. SPBC eubmltted statue reports r or Nuku!etau, New
Zealand, PenhrJO, and A1tutaki to HAFWI OPAC ror approval.
Final oloee-out r eport were submitted ror Erate, Bora Bora,
and Tongatabu.
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A. OF THE FtYUKYUS ARSA.
1. Planning.
a. Arrangecents were made with the to
tr'>:>pc tro10 the Europeon and !!e:H terrane en
Theaters Operation so that they could be employed 1n the
phases or the Ftyukyus oper3t1on.
b. On 1 1945, the area passe1 to the
control or C1nCAFPAC. A conference hel1 to make the nece-
ssary arr6ngements for the transfer of the It was de-
r ided t hat should resoonslblllty untll
1 October 1945. After thls date 'thP only to he ren-
dered was the delivery of Maintenance supplies Decec-
ber.
2. SUpport.
a. Resupply, evacuation, and salvage for
in 'hls operation were functlonp whioh required constant super-
vlslon. These activities were coordinated the special
statts or 88 well 8B w1th superi or and subordinate
echelons, to insure proper operation and of
-'1 rec:i1es.
b. In General , a maJor duty or the o-4 aec-
tlon was "he preparation &nd oubmlsoion or operational proJects
to the 'Rar Departcent tor t!:le procuree>ent or s'-lppliea and
equipment for troops and base develope>ent in the Ryukyua. The
involved l'ere designated ae CP- 33, CP- S..'l , ' t111<1 CP- 93.
Operational project CP- 33 was designed to !urniah
and aupplies tor phaae I or the Okinawa operation. Operational
proje ct CP-80 eet forth requirement in exceaa or T/0 end Ela,
as tor anticipated loasea of materiel and equip-
ment in phase I.
c. Operation proJect cove red base deve lopment
requirement for phases II and III or the Ryukyua CaQpalgn
except for certain aignal requirements wblch ere covered on
prev1oue proJects submitted to the War Department. Thla pro-
ject waa prepared by G-4 from requirements propoaed
by ComGenTen for the establiahaent of baae a at Ie Shima, Okino
Da1to, luml Jime, Klyako and Jtma, and for the
necessary augmentation or the baae a t Okinawa coincident with
phaaea II and I I I. The iteaa li l ted at bat e de velop:ent r e-
quirements inrluded the equipment and material required during
phase II for the construction or two fighte r atrl pa and two
VLR bomber atrlpa together with all housing f acilities, coa-
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cun:cFlons, the at
Ie Shl me. In the project equlpcent in
eAcecs or 7/ E, and which be r equired during
phase III f or o! tr.e four separate 1s1Rnd bpses ,
or elx f 1 hter stripa and three
heavy atripa on basen, plus and
forces.
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n. Plans for en As- eult Kyuabu were initiated
by upon a CinCPOA directive early 1n 1945.
A bese developcent plan 1n tentative prepared by the
AFUIDPAC engineer and ronrarded to HAFPAC.
b. A o r att ended a rejeploy-
conference 1n t o assist in the planning tor

s reao troops to the Pacific

Thia representa tive also Attended thP Joint
and ass1Rted in pl ann1nc the allocation o: sh1pp1ng
tor the of troops to the Pac itlc .
c . I n preparation tor the t he
PAC section car-ted out orders And furnished supolies as
directed by C1n0A.:'"Pi.C M>i subordinate echt>lona.
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2 . of units .
a . In Sixth Army Ac 400. D-3 dated 10 June
ror Cocmunicaion Operations re-
rere subcl!"ed to on the of re-
equ1pp1n; unlts scheduled ror the Kyushu operation.
approved t he of the Sixth Arey with minor codl-
f! cat1ons &nd fhen forwarded the in the or a dlrec-
tlvt!' to HAr"l.:IDPAC, advising that the units to be mounted :or
the operation woulj be equipped in with the
contained t nereln.
b, Th1a letter contained llsta of equipcent with
the units be Aupplied, equ1pped, and mounted tor
the Iyushu operati on, as followa :
(1) List or Sixth Army special forces.
(2) concerning cross- country tlre
ki ta.
(3) Liat or individual clothing and
(4) List or 1teoa.
Upon receipt o f the leter and the lists, the unite
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'Roolen cloth!ng.
a. One or r he major reaponaib111tiea or
HAFUIDPAC 1n the wpc t? sup?lY clothing
equ1poent unlta mounting froo Ryukyus ond the
area.
b. made ror the rroa the
United 3tates o f sets or lr.ter woolen
an! equi pment allocated to forces i n the
Ryukyus, for 27, 000 s e ts a llocated to the Hawaiian
These shipcents were lifted as and the
clothing end equipoent arrived in sufficient time to permit
disposition end iaauPnce to all troops involved !n the
oper::.t1on.
C. FOR CC:UPA'l'ION OF JAPA.'l.
l. P1An,..1ng.
a. Upon receipt of (occupation) olan,
the AFUIDPAC G-4 sec tion ror=ulated plana to cerry out the
supply reapon5ibllitiea aaigned to Kany units
and supplies whlch had been originally set up for Kyushu
wer= diverted :o t he RLACKLlST operation.
2. Air dropping of auppl1ea to priaonera or war and \n-
or the United Natiqna held bY the Japapeae government,
a. C!nCAFPAC in or 15 1945 dlrected
upon the unconjltlonLl aurrPnder or Japan, emergency
be air droppej t o prisoners or r and internees o r
Notions held in known Japanese caapa. Thia was
received by HAFYIDPAC on 15 Auguot 1945, one d&Y after t he
Potsdom surrender tergs had bee n accept ed by the Japaneae
gove rnoent. Because or ';he abrupt t e r111lnation or hoat1li ties,
lt wa3 necee ary to lnatltute special procedures to errect
poeltive and timely aupply action,
b. The Comoanding General, waa directed to
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aaaeoble , pack, an1 atore at stat1ona in the Karianaa , 1n
locationa ae desi gnated by the Coomand1ng USASTAF,
the neceasary suppliea for 25,000 ror daya, de livering
these auppliea to dea1gnated alr f leld1 when required ror
dropping, By IUbaequent corre1pondence wi th RUSASTAF, Ouam
wu designated as a base from hlch auppl1ea would be nown
to the prisoners or war in Japaneae occupied areaa.
e. Spoc1al .upply arrangement ere made by teletype
i tb WPBC, The Collllllandlng General, 'I'PBC, that
he would be r e sponsible for furnishi ng t he
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to of war.
d. All supplies by Cin:AFPAC tor air
to orlsoners or wb-- were available in the except
for cnounta of certain 1tens whleh
by alr rrog
D. PREPARA':'IOi:J FOR RZAJJII37:..1E!1T.
1. of 5UPplY pl&n5.
a . the su!den capitulntl on or Japan, 1t was
necessary for the War to 1saue instruc-
tions to provide for the o f supoly
plP.ns for the period follow1n6 the defeat or Japan.
det &iled nctl on to implement the broad or
Department directives . Conferences helj by telephone and
teletype w1th the San Franci aco Port or Embarkation and C1n-
CAFPAC to determine the clas"es of eupply which would continue
to !1ow. It was QGreee that all SLOE, T/0 & E, and bnse
1opcent euppltea rjuld continue to be shipped into the theater.
r. OF BAS3. On 2 Septeaber 1945, se-v1ce troops or
were located at th bases in Annex #2 to this
repo,rt. All "tnaes were adequately auppl1ed end pr'!par'!o! to
function 1n or USASTAF and ATC and to support the
placed upon by C1nCPAC and C1nCAFPAC
for current and future operations.
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A. SUP?"Il.T 'lF A"D
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1. lUM1on. The m1Pa1<>n of t he AFl!ID"'AC Q-5 !'ect1on a"BS
to develoo war orooer coord1nati n or ol ane
and operationP for all gQneral eoecisl etarr or
HAFMIDPAC, ant! Fuo .. rv1Pe the l og1Ft1cal olanntng ani! Puooort
of certain m1EEione a!'Pigned to Co!!:Gen"liDPAC.
2. ll.ev1e10n Of 11Ft ,
a. On 2 July !iAF"' !D?AC aerial 000?61, subJect: "De-
signation of un1tP for ICEBrqG Ooeration, WBF
and d1eoatched to ClnCPOA. Thle r eviPed trooo list re-
ouired ae a result or the ava1labil1ty of redeoloyed unite from
Europe.
b . Particular emohaaie was olaced on deeignat1ng rede-
oloyed troooP for oarticioat1on 1n the Ry6kyua ooerat1on becauFe
they could be e2oloyed &F substitutes f or unltP 1n the Middle
Pacific which, though st11
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needed at their etatione, had been
earmarked for eQergency emoloyment at Okinawa. By avail-
able redeoloyed t rooos, t hose MIDPAC units oreviousl y schedul ed
t or the Ryukyue were able to r e&1n at their Pt a t1one c on-
tinue neceeary functi ons.
3. Combat olanning.
a. Following the caoitulet 1on or Germny, the War De-
partment and C1nCAFPAC oublished liete or unita deP1gnated f or
redeployment to the Pacific Ocean Areae. Uoon rece1ot or
unit designationa, the G-5 section obtained from the
Yarioua starr sectione recommended locations for the employment
or these unite. These recommendatlone were eubm1t ted ln con-
solldated tors to the War and CinCAFPAC &P
tions f or shipment ot these from the European Theater
(thoee directly r edeployed) and f rom the continental United
States (indirs ctly r edeoloyed).
b . In July, the AFKIDPAC G-5 eectlon recelYed C1nCAF-
PAC1B operation instructions dated 20 June 1945, r or the
!yuehu ooerat1on. Theee instructione were made aailable to
general start sections , and the t r ooo 11Ft for the ooeration
.ae extracted and to all starr seot i one t o infora
them or the unite pr opoeed for emoloyment tn thst operation.
Ci nCAFPAC subsequent ly deP1gnated the ?th and !nf antry
Di Yiei one a e reeerYe for t he Kyuehu ooerati?n, and tnd1cated
that these unite should be readyJor aounttng by 15 NoYember
l!l45 .
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c. AF the or the "-e r effort agatnFt Jaoon 1n-
creaPed and the VLR aircraft oneratnc the
eteooed uo the bombing oace 100 oer cent thet ortgtnally
antioi net ed, the Pervtce ln t he
to euooort the VLR .nrogram became
etng. urged C1nCAF'PAC to 'liSle available, from the
redeoloyed forces, s ervice un1 ts thlch could be emol oyed tn
the to activit1ee . AF a resul t, C1nCAF-
PAC cal a con!'ere!'lce t n !o(an1la early ln .Tuly t o detorm1ne
troo'> reoulreoent F. A of m1n1mum tro"o
reouiremente all 1n the Mtrldle Pac lflc
for at the c onference.
d. The net reFult of th1F conference that not only
were the trooo reou1rementA juPtir1ed , but thoPe ehort-
agea below the m1n1mum trooo reoulrementP
the Ftatement by an eftort would be made t o meet
such the end of the war with Janen nul l i-
fied the efforts or the YAntla c onference aP the tr?Oo basis
f or the M1Adle Pac1ric t-ee t hen eubJect comolete modif1cat!on.
e. Upon the t er mination or with Jaoan, Ctn-
CAFPAC Ooerations Instruction No. 1 for the invasion or Kyushu
"a" revoked , e.nd Ooera tiona 4, !?LACKLIC:"' ooera-
t1on or !'reBA under JB.OBneee contr ol on the teraaina-
tion was therefor. As a reFult,
many an1tF trom the Central Pacir1c area earmarked for the
K:1uehu ooeratt:m wer'e no longer reouired. qowever, the 98th
an1 certain othr troooP were for occuna-
ttonal duties.
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Ei<l""l.UI1cy o: hi !' !lr.t1e1rcr ::t Ir. re,Jl:; ,
i'e:-. 1r.<.!1cflted " need for :he f:>llor.1ng ant1E1rcrert
.;n1 t on Ok1nar.a r.nd :e S!l1 . e. ir. add1 t:::.n to ttos!! alre:..!:;
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1 nnd Hq 53::ery, AAA
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2 AM Opt> :or. t1 Jns Dete!".:::e!'lte
AAA
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1 Searehllbtt Eattali;n
? OrdnancG Laintenance Co::osnies (AA)
l Ordnance Co:..pany
b . A stJdy the artillery officer of the availability
of sn:1a1rcr ft in AtliD?AC indicated t'\at all
Jn1 ts reo.Jested by could be !'ur-:1shed
2 AAA Operat!one
1 AAA l!q end ilq Batter:.
1 AAA Searchlight Battery (?lus one olatoon)
2 Ordnance l:a1n t enar.ce Co;;;pa!'\l.e s ( AA)
1 Ordnance Coapany
c. The following antiaircraft artille ry unite wer e
and made for the ir cove c e nt to the
and Hq 53th AAA Br1gade - Sa1pan
Ho and H"l Satter y. 69, h AAA Group - Sa1pan
:>(Jlat AAA Gun - Sa1p&n
AAA Gun Batal1on - Satpan
AAA Gur. 9atal1o"l - Oahu
234th AA; Gun - S81pan
Aka &atal1on (Se;;;) - Sa1pan
666th Eat:al1on -
Hq and Hq.bat:ery, 295th AAA Battalion-
Sater] 5, 3vtr AAA Battalion - 5a1pan
.:J Pl(otoon, battery C, ->tl: AAA. Senrchl1ght Eattal1on
7he cess&t1on of hostil1t 1ee cancelled the of
ll!'te1 above.
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a . Field Artillery (6"
f;C!': Aii;le<l I-: o!' t he oper,. t1r. ,
dl verted t o Ok1nt."a lind ; ere oJr 1'1t> t P lat t .- r
pa rt of June 1945. Fi eld Artille r y
( 4 . 5" ) s h1? ed t he c:>r.tlne n:al United hr r 1v-
1ng on in J uly 19 45 .
b . The and o r t e rrs ln on Okl -
na ra 1r.d1 cF.t e J. a need f or S<'!f-;>ro,..el lec h e-":: art1ll er y, f o r
t Le red-c:l:>n o f e ne;;.y by 7he
;;ropelle..l
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.1.1n ,.,.- a e s lrGbl e o!' 1: :- a nd
? r o t ectlon F.f':a l n!' t l'!.>:>l l , r .:s a nc :..?:-tor f!re . Ar rangec;e r : s
ere :nndl' .1 t h :r. r Ce oc to o t - .. : ve I - 40 15 .-.
.n1n mot or e.'rr1c.; e s t o t o;:e:!':e r sul : e!: lt
t1? il cpr -1ers .
<. Al l unl: e eel ecte6 for re1r.-
... .>!' ':!' ere trA1 n@' d 1 n Ae<"ordane e "' lth oro-
t'., 6.Jrl' r e ll 1n t"" 1 l dd.l e T!ll s i ncluded
1r.d! v1d..z:>l Jn! t t :-<:.1!::;; and !ctpl'c1a l1z.e...: co:ob:: : t r a 1n 1::,;
! .:>'!" oJel":it! -:s .
1. :r.:>oo oe t ,n. ""hen U:e Pac 1! 1c theate r vrl' s r e-
.. o. In ; 1 &E":.I:ll ed r e soons1b111ty f-Jr the
':Jn-:1r.. ar.oi n the K;r.Js!":u ope rat1r. . ":'he
f1elc r;!lle:-, ur.1t- (r.o::-dlv!slor.al) under l 1ddl e ?sc1f tc
co:-:trol uerl.,L&!'t. t.:; C1-CAFPAC f or to the v
Aa?h1b1o-s Cor;>s t.:> Oahu;
Fft
4?? : r. FA.Ob ser vat t :>n Ea ttal on
G08t !": FA cat:allon
FA
FA Bat :al ! on (B" il0"1 tzer)
t r.e ot Japan, move::Je nt ordars f or the ar ove
..:nl ere crnce lled.
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been orlor to ?1 It
dl!!.nr' o: troOP'S and of and
A tentRtlve f'!:i;:>;:>1nr; ecred.;.le for nll lifts. =:st1,.ctes c1r.d"
orlor to 2! June 43 lndlcPted a total of ove:- C?O,OOO
8h1p tors o f en;1ner mate:-tel, loeded in ao
t ne victo ry or Llbe ty type, be neceErery to
,; ee: base re'1'..1 1:-e=ents ln t e rt.;;uk:;..:s .
or .,lans res t o ce-t revised
operat1 nal pl!!ns, ':'l" e m.:J?AC ent ir.e - r t:ai!l: o1ne.i t:Ce requ ired
O f flexibility by UF or P PPCtl?n ln
San Francisco, authorl2.ed to sc!":ed,le all en;:;iner ton::a;;e t o
meet r&o1dly ch<>ning
r . &nd e oJi ocent . !he equl ocent o:-i -
gtnall;; planned and proc.ured fo:- t>nse evelo?=gnt lit
K1ks 1GG , lind r ere diverted to Ok1na.,a a fter it "as deter-
l:llned that all re-.;1red ln t ':e R;"Uif;:,- could he con-
on Okinawa . All he vy for :re s e s=sllr
base s ras shlp as socn n In addition,
a rranr ewents were lOC,O 11nelir
pl;:> , ?.; c1"1::3eters. to ueet pro lew.
:Sxtrtl of nt11ls, dynac1te, all ;;;;>e: of 60&re
parts r ere also Arranged f or and the en-
gineer liaison sect1o at the San Port
E. PF.EPAP..;;.!CNS FOR THE KYUS!m O?!:P.AT!Otl,
1 . ?lan:'ling. and engineer 1nte l11gence stt<!1e
.,ere underta.ken to provide a coordinated map;:lng f'or
the Pacific theater. An rese rve o r s everal thou-
ea.nd tons ot -ns bui lt up on Oahu and L4ton for Kyu-
ehu car.paign, !te engineer terrain lntel: i ge::ce teu=s Etat1on-d
on Cahu :-ere t::: both AF"'ESPAC and A.:t.:IDPAC for colla-
tion or available engineer i ntellige nce.
2. Ore;:anlzatton. eng1ner coobat bP.t-nl1ons, one
e ng1neAr bast and sF.ore reglwent , and the Com-
pany were trai::ed and on Oahu ln preparAtion for t he
proJected 1nvae1on of Kyushu.
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SECTION IX - CHiliiC.&L OFFICER.
A. SUPPORT OF THE RYUKXUS AREA.
1. Planning. During the period covered b:r th1e report,
the chief responsibility or the obeaical officer in eupport ot
the R:yukyua area to ineure the ht1ld-up or cheaical eup-
pliea to levels, and to re-equi p aaeault and garri-
eon forces stationed in the area. Since adequate quanti t i es
ot chemical euppliea wer e provided through automatic ahipmenta,
only a tew requiai tion were tor add1 tional equipment.
2. Organi%at1on. The l47tn and the H8th Oleaical General
Service COmpan1ea, which were Activated locall:r under War De-
partment T/0 & E 3-1:575, departed tro the Hawaiian Ill and
tor the R:ruk:rua area after t he ce11ation ot reei-
tance. The companies were aeaigned to the Tenth Ara:r to handle
the ohem1o&l auppliea ohipped 1nto the area and to conduct
maintenance on chemical equi pment. Both unit were tull:r
equipped prior to departure and trained b;r the 20th Cbnioal
ltaintenance Compan:r and the 8th Chical Depot Compan:r. The
Hawaiian alical Wartare Depot aea11ted the unite in preparing
their equipoent tor over shipment and oving it to the
piers for loading.
:5. Special equipment. Perfected tor prati ng DDT aolu-
t1on, two meChanical insecticide aero1ol di1pen1er1 were ahipped
to Oki nawa from the continental United Statal. Thl equipment
wa developed by modifying t he W-2 .. oke generator.
B. PREPARATIONS FOR THE IXUSHU OPERATION.
1. SUpplY and equipeent. Necar:r action waa taken to
insure that 1ufficiant quant1t1ea or cbeical auppl1ae and
equ1p.,ent ware on hand to - W>t W>ita tor \he I:)'U&u operation.
All un1 ta were equipped wi t.b tull T/0 & E allowance a and eueh
claiB IV and u:ceaa i tu1 aa were raqu1ra4 b:r HUPAC d Sinh
Arm:r directive. Flame thrower replacent parte wera tlp-Dilh-
ed tha Tanth .ANy 1n ordar t.b&t all Hcbanhed tlue Ulmer
could be reetore4 to eervioeable ooD41t1on. Ten ?&
Coax, HlA-H&.l eohanhed tla8e thro .. re were anutaotved
looall:r and iaeue4 u the ?67th Tank BaUa11on attached to the
98th Intantr:r D1v111on. Theee tlUI throwers .. re leaued 1n
liau Of tbe War Department 8odel1 112-?Rl wbioh were not aYail-
&ble 1n uttic1ant quant1t1el.
2. ll@anhld rl.Ua thrower.
a. During the period oovared b:r th11 report, the tlue
thrower group located on O.ltu, wa act1vel:r 1D Ule pro-
duction ot 72 ain armuent rl .. e thro"r tor Fleet
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Foree, Pae1f1e. A change ln deslgn as incorporated ln
tt:e tanka. The !lace gun was mounted coaxially to the mai n gun
in the turret, the fuel capacity of the !lace thrower was in-
creased to 300 gallons, and the ammunition f or the maln $Xm&-
ment of the tank was out to 40 rounde of aamunltion for
the 751111!l gun tanks and 20 rounds or "105= ammunition r or the
105mc howit%er tanks. It was originally planned to furni sh 12
tanks to each tank battalion. However , with the cessa-
tion of hoetllitiea, 10 tanka were diverted to the 98th In-
tantry Division without replacement .
b. During this e&Pe period, 150,000 gallons or stabil-
ized fuel being prepared tor the Marines by the 4:5<1 Cham-
leal Laboratory Company.
. 3. Tralning . Six echoole were conducted to inetruot 236
otticere and men ot the let, 2d, 4th, and 6th Karina D1v1eiona ,
and member or the ?67th Tank Battalion 1n the preparation or
t uele and operati on and maintenance of the mechanized POA- CWS,
"75 coax, HlA-H5A flame thrower with which theee unl te were
equipped. All training acti viti es or the 72d Chemical Mortar
Battalion were coordinated with the S-3 ot the III Amphibious
Corps to which the battalion wae attached at that time.
4. Su;sort. All unite log1atioally supported by
were turn! ad 30 days or cbam1oal warfare replacement euP-
pl1ea prior to embarkation. The quantity ot euppliea required
were oa1culated by the cha1cal officer, packed and marked by
the Hawaiian Chealical Warfare Depot , and 1aeued to the organi-
%at1one or delivered to the piers tor immediate shipment.
C. PREPARATIONS FOR OCCUPAXION OF J JtPAN, Af ter the cessa tion
ot hoetillt iee, lt was not considered necessary to provide
troops scheduled t or the occupa tion of Japan wi th all lteme or
chemical warfare supplies and equipment . Inspections ware
conducted or all troops aov1ng to occupation areas to determ1De
that only the chemical supplies authorized were accompanying
the eovement.
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b: licencleE 1n. Vn1ted Stat"" prior e=oqrif.att -:.n .
c . FOR. After cesMlt on of !'lost 1-
11t1es .;,n 14 114o, pl&ns "ere tnltliltto 1m:o.ed1ately for
of t::t" CPBC, SPBC, and '7?5C fiscal o!"f1ces IJ;t the
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of JhlLa the : 14Gle PAcific area.
as a lPrge n:.;.;cer of personnel ln the I P >.n l ts t he Tenth
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A. SUPFurlT OF In- .KYUKYUS Anll Ptu.P&:U.TI Q!, t v . Truo. KtUSnU
l. Suosistence.
a. f olloing toe o: Odnaa , t oe .1-z' -llJPAC
Q:.uutera:aster contizued t .> coordiuate toe su;>ply o; suosistence
to forces in toe
o. To projected for tbe
a:ounting of troops ior tue operation, tue
lor tne $U1pment o 50) , 000 rations 1roa: toe
. anas and ;.>a.ou to ;j.cioaE.
c. AB.t1on reser ves estaol is . ed iu tr.e :..ariwas ior
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a. c1otning.
1,450, 000
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650, 000
2, 500, 000
3,000, 000
1,500,000
a . One o: :aJOr respoos1oilltie8 of
tne in eupport o ctljOB t he rlYU"fuB area,
ar.ci in preparation lor tne J.yJs .. u operati or., as tne deter.,ioa--
t.1oo 01 for r.et-c:old. us.t .... r c:lotuing anci equip-
=ent ; t ne and 01 clotdng and
equipment; end toe 01 personnel in its proper use.
Originall>' , 1 t aa pl&IUl&c. t o eq" i p .l!li ta aa tue;, ..oun ted. iro!ll
Middle Pacific oases. no ever, ol conditions
at tbe San ira.ocisco Port of snd tue il\ct tlat
production 01 s et- cold clotuiug as not as rapid as an-
ticipated, 1t waa decided to s uip 135,000 seta oi et - co1d
weather clothing and direct to Okicaa by fast r.ater
transportation, t nereo1 e1illliuat1ng t oe necessity of
do n cargo into separate vessels. An req.1reaent
oi 21 , 000 seta s as estao1iaued !or Jnits 1110Jnt1ng iros oahu.
b. Snipping dates were acnaduled to allow 1or toe
cold-set weatoer aeta of all foroea under tne
1og1at1o of AtIDPAC by tbe !olloaing dates:
dawa11an Gli'oup 35 September
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in plan.
c. t oe g,,ip..cents ere beint; and :::o:>r-
dinated, t ne M-Iu?AC quartereaster ooteioed !rJ.11 t ue lar Deoert-
ment ar. etg-r.t-:llan 11et-cold eatLer clot . L." tralniag tea::z for
toe pur pose of all personnel in toe use of tue special
1te.,.s of . clotlling and eq..lij:;_oent. T .. ls teauJ visited all -iddle
Paei:'ic areas, i1.cludine; Oitina .. a . By tra ining botn . .mit per-
sonnel and Md u.jor ecLelon tnstructors 11no cond'..lcted
f urt.toer traini..g s itr.in t neir respective com.:nands, t n1B team
as responsiole ror tn.ining oore t en 650, 000 .lr!lly, :;avy,
and - arine personnel in pr oper use 01 tue set-cold eat ner
and
d. Six cpacity and six 500o-!llen capacit!
dry cleaning plants ere shipped to t ne Ryukyue from conti-
nental United States to provide service for tLe soolen
clot uing lseued to t ue troops.
3. Disoosition oi excess Sj polies.
a. tue rinal pcri ::Jd ol tue s ar, concerted
action to excess 9nd eq. ipment
froM tLe Pacific area s as i. an effort
to red.tce s1.ipping 1ro"' tue .::ainland and to tt JSe B.lPPlies
anc articles of equipment availa:>le to otner
nere tue were needed. Tne oota1r.ed
lists of all of supplies excess to needs of
and tt.ese to otner :>ase i or revief. and ex-
traction oi required items.
b. 6fter t ue lists nad oeen oy
excess supplies wer e reported to for to
tno Pn111pp1nes or elsenere in tue Pacific. All
classes I, II, and IV req, ired oy r or
zation in pr oJ ected KJusnu operation ere sL1pJed as
expenditivusl, as possiole.
4. Supply levels. At t ne time 01 tne s'..lrrender of
Japan, there still rollos ing quantities ol supplies,
computed i n tons, to be lifted fro!ll tue Paci-
fic area to in Japan or ?nilippir.es:

New OaledonU. Gu&d&lcana.l Espiritu Santos
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Pac111c ta directed to p3c, , 1t stt1 na
in .. e ... ar1ane.e, 1r. l:>cat1Jr;S e.a o t!'e :o.=a:.<!L.i
ueneral, necessar1 :or for 30
days, delivering t1..ese to designated ai r fields -n
: or aropping. .. Special s..:ppl; a rra.:re :.ents e. __ cde
':>'/ teletJ?e 1r1t:. t .. e 3ase _;o..:.:..and, ar:d specific
ns e;-e tre.ns ti tted, aseit=ni;.i t .. e t; Jes of
req.Jired, t .. e q..:a:ltit_: o: eacu ite- to :>e sui;>-:led, t .. e size
01 c ontainers, t;.e ..:et . od of ac.d de! ils o:'
pac,inf 11.. preparation for drop fro"' lor-fl,: l r:f air-
craft. Jn 17 Aui..:St by radio tnat s up-
plies and pers:mr.el ava1la le i n t:.e .;arianas to :::eet the
reQ.Ji re..:ents , i t:. toe exception of a fe . ..:1:.:>::- i te:ns t.r.icn "ere
to oe e1r-sr.ipped fro:!! Janu or lrO!Il t 1..e contice1..t r. 1 United
By 21 A,;,;..;st oJJ o.Jt:dles nad oeeo pac"ed and roped at 3aipan
for air-dropping. Subsequently , bundles prepared.
anc t <e entire operatt:m as exec,;ted accordinf to plans .
2. 0lgss I ror pr1s>ners
ot a r e::-e paco<ed 1n ten st.::.ndard oloc"s trpes
of packaged as follows:
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1 A:::.cy pa;;" sa lo
19o l c .
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1 CS Qlndy 56 lb.
1 GUll 50 lb.
1 Cige.rettes 42 l o.
1 J.:.atcoes
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1 41 lb.
1 rtosp 8up 50 lb.
1 Vit T&b 66 lb.

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31 lc.
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II olocks ere eetaolisued, one 1or a 1ee"e and
anot 1.er f or a 500-;nan 1B&i.le.
l. .::ancel l3-t1 . u 01 reQ.l.sl. t1 JC.s. Up::H> t 10e a or . pt ter:::i-
nat1on of toe wer, all BJ99lies sna on rec;1s1tion
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or. .:>ar.J .
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Spare carte and eq;1p:ent for
d1ng r anges ana k1tc&en reefers.
All for operational proJeCt OP c 3
(base development ;na t erisls ! ? r
Odnaa) .
All reqJ1s1t1ons for aas e
500 series proJect (local proJects !or na a11an
Islands).
D. ASSISTAJ,CE TO uAVY During t oe period
covered oy t . is report, t he Iio:.y continued to supply all class
I dry provisions to and aar1ne unite in tne rtyukyue.
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a. Cont1nuej of facllttles ln the Ryukyus
srea, the uee of as a bese the F'or
Air Porces (FE:A:') to a complete restn:l.y of and

b, Plans were drar.n up 1!'1 early August
in the event or eArly or Japan.
tTO tear.o the 3925th
Signal Photographic Service CompDny were to thP
for .:l.uty i n Japan.
c . During Aueust, mode ln
wl th the AFL:IDPA::: ::.r.d ln!'ora:ation :m:l. educa!1:m
officer for settng up a stock or tra ininG and film-
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2. 0r&nnizat1on.
a. The on Ckir.ewa in-
cluded the ar.d of three 1b"al
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b. Or. 10 July 1945, the 3925th 51;-m:l Photogrnph1c
Service Company was orben!ted on Oahu es the cperatlng agency
for the Army Pictori al Service o f the HAFUIDPAC aignal office.
Al l photo&rnphic personnel in the theater was aesl&ned to the
company, which provided central control administration.
c . During the per iod 21 June t o 2 September 1945,
photographic unite of the Signal Photo&raphlc Servic e
Company were attached to the Tenth to provide still and
motion picture coverage, and fllo and equipment exchange tervlce.
3. SUpport,
a. Owlng to the lack or adequate phot ographic lab-
orat ory fncilitiea on and Ouam, 3, 958 still picture
negatives were procel eed for the Tenth Army at the Army Pic-
torial Se rvice Photographic Laboratory on Oahu. In addition,
39,527 contact and enlargements were printed.
b. In add1t1on to the supplies and equi pment furnished
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picture proJectors were rl tl:: un1 ts or the ':'e!!th Arny,
end the r1lm and equipment at ncl::ed to enth
.il.roy wn:; :: t oll:;ed with t1lma or o!l type s.
e. 21 June to ? 1945, 29, aerial photo-
graphs o'r "on:b 'ioa;:;c in were tr!lnsl!llt ted by corps
redio-pho!o rroo to Oahu and relayed to the
aeneral
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!'In c . .:. r ;;ee H.U'l ID?AC .-ith :he res!)ont<ib111ty p-ovl-
c t l ve oercent te.l be as for t!:e Army gPr-ton l
J . :':);) !'los >1 tal bPUS I" ere plsnne<; f:Jr Ottl08"" and 1,180 ror le
Sh l ' li ,
2 . EqJt ooent and After Ottlnnwa declared
o:.eu1c,;l cal n EenO\nce blocks consl ' tln;; of a.:antl ties of cedi cal
items &p, roprlate for the support of garrison troops
ere s!'lipp.!l\ lnto the area d1rectl7 the San Francisco Port
of Uj)On of HAti:IDPAC and ;>hased at regula-
tnte-v3ls tn &eeJ)ing with the of shio-
>lng.
??."'?AB.AT:O:Ol! i'On r:t: lCYUSRU O?E!'ATION.
l . Planning.
'il . plan.. ing for the K;(\Oshu o_>erat1- n, the AFi'IDPAC
c.::-,>leted a e: ud:: of problems to be antici,ateci,
evac; atlon r oJtea, pr oportluna of various
t:tpes \l f' i:: for e tng!n;;:: cas'Jal t1ea.
b . A 4, 000 hospital b ed po: e::tiQl in
: or stabi r.., cas.;&l c fro the l:,'\.:&."U
The t o provide t !".ese beds Trere the
:- N : .:, ar.c! 2.>lst ::7Pneral Hospl t&ls for rede-
; lo:,-:-:ent fro:.. the !:uropes n ter, snd t l:e c tl: General Hospl tal
at ;;ew Caledonl&. 'i'!:e 6th General !'os;>ltsl s to care for
evac.Jees K:rusr.u during the &sl'aul t phR ee enli then rev,.rt
t o Cvre o! garrison The General
for the at a later date.
c. The ;>lan required that HAF! YDPAC provide 10, 000
in the for the of casualties to be sJstainea
in the operation. of f ac!l1t1es
ln t he l 'arianaa 1"88 t" include the e stsblish:::et of a hospital
center on i1n1an to coupr!se flve 100-bed
d. lt was ?o percent of the beds in the
>reposed Tinlan hospi tal center would be to surgery,
operating r ooQs were for sur
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icel work.
On the of prevtoue experience, it anticipeted that
approxi!Dilte1.y 140 s1rgics l operatt.,n would be o)erfonud dsll
.. theKyusl:.u o,er8ti.;n wes u::de r way, and that this would '
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i"C o to reco ... _er:c! unt ta o f t h t> t ::pe re u 1 ,-e.l \'1"1 ch co Jld
forward and whlch were need-
ed 1:1 the L:1dc!le Fec1f1c. Tho; tro:>o l 1st .>re,)PrPd
ln the oerlod coverl!d b; thls r-::>or .. 1ncl the follo' t n.,.
=ee.1c:ll . ur.lts:
O:>ttcal RP>At- net<;ch:.;ent
Q04t ': : t: l 'l!1o 3Jrvey Unl t
5"7-.l'. I sl . rt::. Control ":11 t
BOt ::. , rt (..;o
:Jet;:-. f .:.c: o. t::>r, .,:,. t:l ( -iO:h ledlcal Clear1:1g
cAStr. : ec.1ca l Collectln.., Co .. ..,ar.y
::.,:1: H ela ':os?l';;al
(1,000 b ad)
Optlcal Ref)n1r Det< C!:;Jent
S.Joply a:1.i 7l:e Jath 0111s1on ar.d
tro?os r ere ec.JlO ed in co.J?llance "1 tn !11rect1ves froo t h e
AF!'ID?AC G-4 It Ytas asce!'ta1ned that all .Jn1 ts !1::..!
ln thelr full i/O and i n co=b&t
able cond1t1:>n. In ad:l.1t1on , J.:1:s "ere 1S.Jed ecp1p:..ent s-.-
;>ear1nt: on SS!..OE' s and add1 a?-I'C'ved
by nAF:. :O?AC.
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SECTION I - PE:lSONNEL (G-1) AND rC:LATE!) STAF,- SECTIOUS.
A. ADJUTM.T GENERAL.
1. Supoort or the Hvuk:rua area.
a. The AG publications division provided on-the-Job
training one and 18 enlisted men who were scheduled
for transfer to the 2236th Publications Depot on Okinawa. Froo
21 June 1945 to 2 September 1945, approximately 50 tons of War
Department publ i cations and blank rorcs were to this
depot .
b. The 15th Base Post Office fUrnished dirPctory ser-
vice for all Army units in the Ryukyua area. ThiR service in-
cluded return or ma11 to battle casualties per-
sonnel mias i ne in act i on. Uail for hospitalized personnel was
readd res sed and rorwar'ded for delivery.
c. The AG mi s cellaneous division published general or-
ders announcing t he award of 2, 317 Purple Heart Uedal s and 224
Oak-Lear Clusters t o t he Purple Heart for units engaged in the
Ryuq us area.
d. Dur ing the peri od cover ed by this repor t, normal
machine records service or troops i n the Ryukyus area was main-
tained, pendi ng a r rival Okinawa or regularly machi ne
records units. I n ad i t i on, the CPBC AG Yach1ne Unit
furnished 171, 218 locator ca rds ror di rector y servi ce
to HAPPAC); a set or locator cards or all t roops ln Ryukyus
a r ea in July 1945 ( forwarded t o the 21st Ba"se Post Or#ice) ; a
set or loca tors on all personnel or XXIV Corps; locator seta
for i ndividual organizations as requested; special directory
servi ce regarding individuals as requested by dally radios
from the Tenth Army headquarte rs; and a repor.t on all battle
and non-battle ca ualtles or Army ground rorce personnel ror
aubmlsoion to the War DepartQent, HAFPAC, and interested Cen-
tral P!cit'ic ot'flces.
2. Precarationa for occupation or Japan.
a. During August 1945, the 98 th I nfantry Division was
screened so as to replace pPraonnel physieal l7 unfit ror occu-
pational duty or eligible for discharge. In addition, emer-
gency f urloughs TDR&R were' granted, and were
selected f or Ot'f1cer' Candidate Sohool.
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B. INSP2C70n GENE:<AL. A ::o::al of 1'>9 units orojected f or the
Ryukyua and was proces-ed throuGh CPB: under PO- inspec-
tion d1rectlves. The inspections covered ::10rn1ng re-
ports, dally s1ck reoorts, un1t funds, property medi-
cal recorde, recorda, puntehnPnt
.ou' cnrds and 6'-l) , f1lee of
dence, Na r Department CPA di-
rectives. PO;.. i nspections for servtceR.b111 ty of matf'r1el were
wade ln w1th technical advisors of the various
vtces. During the course of lnspectlons, adminietra"1ve
orientation lectures were Upon completion of the i n-
spections, reports were furni shed thP of!t cers con-
cerned !or correct! \'e action on ties and deflctenciPA,
C. SPECIAL SERVICES.
1. Supoor t of the Ryukvue. Plene called for the shipoent
of 248 or athletic, recreational , and theatrical
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ditional 2,953. 5 of the same type of from the
San Francisco Port of EmDarKatlon. Arrangements also were cade
for direct shipment from New York to the Ryukyua of ftve
of three features and five prints of one G.I . movie per
2. P;rroarat1on_ f'or the occupation of Japan.
a. Prior to its departure f'roo Oahu to Japan, the
98th Division waa rurntehed 310 of' athlettc, recreat ional,
IIIUSical, and theatrical equip'llent.
b. Conferences were held with the special service of-
ficers or the 3l?th and 31Eth General Hospitals, 99th
ond the Okinawa garrison force. Books,
portable libraries, and reference books were isqued.
c , The 98th Division was serviced on re,-ular ClOVie
circuits with four features and one G. I. movie weekly rh1le
located at Oahu. The Otvtston was fUrther sup ;lted 1th 44
rilme by the Uotton Picture Servi ce for use while en-
rnute to Japan.
D. CHAPLAIJI,
1. Support or the Ryukyus ares.
a. The CPBC chaplaln
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plies to elements or the Tenth Army and the and Ie Shi-
garriaon f orces.
b. The CP. C chaplain intttated a request neee-
saary supplies for Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant
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chaplains in the Ryukyue area. Sufficient eouipment to rurn-
iFh 150 chapels was requisitioned the continental United
States. By 21 June 1945 religious supplies were available for
upon rer uieition. All chaplains were informed or the
availability or supplies.
c . Religious supplles were shipped via ATC or water
transport ation, depending upon the urgency or each require-
ment . Expendable supplies for all faiths were dispatched
i m:::edtately by air to Okinawa a nd I e Shima upon request. Re-
renuirements and non-expendable supplies, such as portable
altar and co=munion sets, were sent by water,
2. Preparations tor the Iyyshu ooereti on.
a. In preparation for the Kyushu operation the CPBC
chaplain requisitioned rrom the continentftl Un1 ted suf-
ficient suppl ies and equipment for 100 chapels. When the opera-
tion was called orr, the requisitions were immediately cancelled.
3. Preparations for the occupation of Japan.
a. The CPBC chaplain's office provided chaplain person-
nel and religious supplies to the 98th Infantry Division.
b. The policy established by CPBC was to screen all
chaplains so as to retain the hanaicapped and physically unfit
in rear areas. Prior to the departure or the 98th Division,
the division chaplain wae given the opportunity of replacing
chaplain personnel.
c. The chaplain& of the division were furnished port-
able altar and communion sets, altar breads, wine,
testaments, and other supplies,
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lilt ?!aton n, 162d 1'1l1tPry Po' ice, Pri,.,sone r or "1ar .,ro-
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on 6 July 1945, and th& base reYerted to the control or New
Zealand. Plane were alao put 1nto erreet tor the cl ose-out
ot Army actiY1tiee on Maki n, Tarawa, Canton, and Chr1etaae Ie-
lande and tor great deoreaeee 1n the a otiYitiee on the 1elande
or &waH, Mau1, Moloka1, Lana1, and lauu. ReaPQne1b1Uty tor
the restoration or wae tranaferred to the NaYy. On
Oabu, an extene1Ye program was begun, oall1ng tor the remO'I'al
or all barbed wire and deteneiYe pillboxes not on military re-
eerYatione and tor the return or moat or the field training and
billeting areae on leaee rrom pr1Yate ownere. A study to deter-
mine the postwar detenaee or the Hawa11an Islands was initiated,
and echedulea were made tor the orderly d1epoe1t1on or aurplue
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TO CENTRAL PACIFIC BASE COW.:AND
On Ofhu
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, Central Pacific Base
Coi!ICiand
Wiacellaneoua Unite
15th Base Poet Office
16th Official Photo Wail Detachment
11lth Army Ground Force Band
115th Port Company
Machine Recorde Urri t
226t h Army Ground Force Band
Arcy Postal Unit
285th Signal Radar Ya1ntenance Unit
288th Finance Diebursing Section
Finance Diabureing Section
327th Signal Radar Maintenance Unit
329th Signal Radar lilalntenance Uni t
950th Army Postal Unit
9524 Aray Pos tal Unit
955th Aray Postal Unit
957th Aray Poetal Unit
9634 Army Postal Unit
Exchange Section, Detaehlllent .APO 951
Exchange Section, Detachllent .APO 953
Exchange Seotion, Detachllent .APO 964
Haa11an Or4nanoe Depot
3217th Ordnance Bue Ya1ntenance Company
F1nanoe Off1oe, Ulllted Statea Aray
Ara7 Port and SerY ice Co1111111!ld
Headquarter and Headquarter& Company APO 455
Headquarter& and Headquarter Coapany .APO 950
Headquarter& and Headquarter& Company .APO 963
Headquarter& and Headquarter& Company .APO 952
Headquarter & and Headquarter& Company APO 964
Headquart er& and Headquarter& Coapany APO 955
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Headquarter and Headquarter Cor:panf APO 966
KeadQl.lartera and Headquarter Co11pan7 APO 957
Headquarter and Headquarter Co11pan7 APO 968
24th MaJor Port - Headquarter and Headquarters CoiiP&n1
26th Port Battalion - Headquarter and Headquarter Detach-
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27th Port Battalion - Headquarter and Headquarter Detac.n-
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52d Transportati on Corp Boat Crew
12lat Ground Force Band
162d Mlll t ar1 Pollee Prleoner ot War Prooeealng Company
(leae let Platoon)
197th Port Copanf
199th Port CoepanJ
Army Ground Force Band
286t h Ground Force Band
Kedlcal Oetachllent
322d Quartermaater Battalion - Headquarter and Headquar-
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325th Medical
326th Medical Detachaent
327th Kedlcal Detacn.ent
Medi cal Detaohaent
Tranaportat1on Corpe Harbor Cratt Company
36lat Tranaportatlon Corpe Harbor Cratt Co11pany
Tranaportat1on Corpe Harbor Cratt Coapany
Port Coapany
44la t Port COr:panJ
4434 Port CoapanJ
466th K111tary Pollee Eecort Guard CoapanJ
478th Port Battalion - Headquarter and Headquarter Detaeh-
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48lat K111tary Pollee Eaoort Guard CompanJ
494th Aaph1b1an Truck Companr
527th Port Battalion - Headquarter and Headquarter Oetach-
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560th K111tarJ Pollee CopanJ (%1)
55lat M111tarJ Pollee Eacort Guard Coapan7
556th Pollee Etcort Guard CoRpanf
6?6th Port Cor:panJ
625th Quarteraaeter SerYloe Coapaor
K111t&r7 Pollee Eaoort Guard Coapanr
?OOth Port Coapanf
?Olat Port Coapanf
762d M111tarr Pollee Battalion (ZI)
&48th Port CoapanJ
806th Port Coapenr
8e8ih Port Coapanr
807th Port CoP&DJ
8?24 Port Coapaor
8?34 Port Coapanr
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.V.y Port and ScrY1oe C0111111and (Cont 'd)
Central Pae1t'1o Baee COuand School tor Clerke and

Central Pao1t1o Baee COmmand Motor School
Recreation Center Detaohaent - (Port De Ruaey)
199th Finance D1ebure1ng Section
Central Pae1t1o Baee COmmand Caeual Depot - Headquarters
and Headquarter Coapan:r
Central Pae1t1e Base Coaaand Pereonnel Center - Headquar-
ter and Headquarter Copany
4576th Quarteraaeter SerY1ee Compan:r
4577th Quarteraaeter Serr1ee Copan:r
4578th Quarteraae,ter SerY1oe Coapan:r
4579th Querter ... ter Serr1ee Coapan:r
4580th Quarteraeter Serr1ce Company
6207th Rehab111tat1on Copany
Prhoner ot War Ba .. C .. p, Headquartere and Headquarter
Detaohaent
Cheml.o&l Wart tr SerYloe
Chemical Wartare 8erY1oe Central Pao1t1o Base Coaaand,
Headquarter and Headquarter Detaohaent
8th Chea1cal Depot Copany
14th Chea1oal SerY1oe Battalion - Headquarter and Hoa4-
quartere Detaohaent
20th Chu1oal Maintenance Company
434 Che1cal Laborator:r Copany
72d Chemical Mortar Battalion
llOth Cheai oal Prooeeeing Copany
25let Cheaioal fllPPl:r Detaohaent
Haa1ian Cbeaioal Warfare Depot
Combat Tra1n1ng Cond
Combat Training Coaaand, Headquarter and Headquarter
Detaobaent
30th Quartermaeter Pack Troop
634 Veterinary Anlal 8erY1oe Detaohaent
64th Veterinary Jalaal SerY1oe Detaohaent
66th Veterinary Joimal Serr1oe Detaohaent
l02d Intantr:r Regiment - Heedquartere and Headquarter
Copan:r, 2d Battalion
Coapan:r 1:
Company r
Coapany R
2234 P1eld ArUller7 Group, Hea4quartere and Hea4-
quartere Batte17
296th Infantry Reg1ent
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let Battali on, 298th Infantry Regiment
372d Infantry Regiment (lees Headquarters and Headquarters
Company, 2d Battalion, and Companies E, F, and H)
43t\th Fleld Artillery Bau;allon, 8 Inch Howltz;er
477th Field Artillery Observation Battalion
Headquarters and Headquarters Battery
Battery .l
Batter y B
S34th Amphibious Tractor Battali on
Headquarters
Headquarters Service Company
Company A
Company 8
668th Field Artiller y Battalion, 155 How1t z;er
669th Field Artillery Battalion, I SS Howl tz;er
1114th Field Artillery Battalion, 105 Howitz;er
1558th Engineer Combat Company
Armed Forces Induction Station
4339th Quartermaster Pack Troop
4340th Quartermaster Pack Troop
CommunicAtion Service
Service Central Pacific Base Command, Head-
quarters and HeadQuarters Detachment
3d Signal Radar Maintenance Unit
4th 5i gnal Fadar Maintenance Unit
15th Signal Radar Unit
34th Signal -Radar Maintenance Unit
Signal Radar Kalntenance Unit
55th Signal Repair Company
Signal Repair Company
109th Si gnal Radar Maintenance Unit
220th Signal Depot Company
222d Signal Radar Ma1ntenanoe Unit
25lat Si gnal Radar Unit
283d Signal Radar lla1ntenanoe Unit
294th Joint .lasault Si gnal Company - leas .lifo Section
305th Medical Detachment
309th Signal Radar Maliitenanoe Uni t
312th Signal Radar Kalntenance Unit
Signal Radar Maintenance Unit
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32lst
322d
M5th
418th
4Slst
4524
4534
454th
455th
492d
493d
544th
972d
3136th
3145th
3177th
3346th
3930th
4C32d
Signal RadBr Unit
Signal Radar Uaintenance Unit
Signal Radar llaintenanoe Unit
Slgnal Radar l.auntenanee Un1t
Signal Radar 11a1ntenance Unit
Signal- Radar Llaintenance Unit
Signal Radar 1:a1ntenance Unit
Si gnal Radar Maintenance Unit
Signal Radar Unit
Signal Radar Llaintenance Un1 t
Signal Base Depot Company
Signal Service Battalion - Headquarters
S1gnal Service Battalion - Headquarters
Signal Base Depot - Headquarters and Headquarters
Company
Signal Baee Maintenance Company
Signal Base Depot Company
Signal Crystal Grinding Detachment
Signal l::ulti Channel Radio Transmi ssi on Detachment
Construction Service
Construction Service, Central Pacific Base Command, Head-
quarters and Headqua1ters Detachment
306th Ued1oal Detachment
546th Engineer Ponton Boat Company
589th Engineer Ponton Boat Company
S90th Engineer Light Ponton Company
595th Engineer Base Depot , Headquarters and Headquarters
?37t h
74let
ll88tit
1298th
1399th
l44lst
l442d
1450th
l4S6th
l492d
.1S22d
1525th
1536th
1546th
l569th
l 626th
1688th
"1738th
17:59th
1740th
Company
Engineer Heavy Service Company
Engineer Base Equipment Company - Detachment
Engineer Base Depot Company
Engineer Combat Battali on
Engineer Construction Battalion
Engineer Mobile Searchlight Maintenance Detachment
Engineer Searchlight Maintenance Detachment
Engineer Mobile Searchlight Ma1ntenanoe Detaohaent
Engineer Maintenance Company
Engineer Maintenance Company
Engineer HeaYy Service Company
Engi neer Ba.ee Equipment COIIIJi&n7
Engineer Dump Truck Company
Engineer Mobile Searchli ght Detachment
Dlg1neer Depot Company .
Engineer Carbon Dioxide Supply Detachaent
Engineer Combat Battali on
Engineer Searchli ght Maintenance
Eng1.neer Searchli gt.t Maintenance
Engineer Searchli ght Maintenance
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Detaob.ent
Detaohaent
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l?4lst
l?42d
l?43d
l?44th
l?45th
l??2d
l?80th
l?92d
2849th
2912th
2913th
2920th
292lst
3190th
3205th
3206th
Engineer Searchlight la1ntenance
Engineer Searchlight Detachment
Engineer Searchli ght Uaintenance Detachment
Engineer Searchlight Detachment
Engineer Searchll ght Detachcent
Engineer Parte Supply Platoon
Engineer Parte Supply Company
Engineer Service Platoon
Engineer Crystal Grinding Detachcent
Engineer Service Battalion, Headquarters and Head-
quarter Jetachment Detachment
Engineer Service Battalion, Headquarters and Head-
quarters )etachcent Detachment
Engineer Dump Truck COQpany
Engineer Service Battalion
Engineer foundry Detachment
Engineer Foundry Detachment
liedical Service
Service Central Pacific Base Cocmand, Headquarters
and Headquarters Detachment
5th lledical Depot Company
8th Station Hospital
18tH Medical General Laboratory - Leas Detachcent
22d Station Hospital
38t h Veterinary Animal Service Detachment
?Oth Uedical Group - Headquarters and Headquarters De-
tachment
97th Field Hospital
113th Service Cocpany
ll4th ll.edical Service Company
115th Medical Service Cocpany
l4?th Gener al Hospital
218th General Hospital
225t h Medical Supply Detachment
Station Hoepital
248th Medical Service Battalion - Headquarters and Head-
quart ers De t a chment
306th Veterinary Hospital Detachment
318th General
349th Medical Surgical Detaohcent
350th Medical Sur-gical Detachment
364th Dental Prosthetic Detacn.ent ...,
365th Uaintenance Detachment
Dental Prosthetic Detachment
36?th Medical Orthopedic Detachment
3?5th Medical Orthopedic Detachment
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Uedical Service (Con: ' d)
391st J.:ed1cal r;euro-:Jurgical Detachment
435th L:edical Battalion - Headquarters and Headquarters
Detachment
555th Ambu1Ance CompAny
55?th L:otor Ambu1ance Company
605th Survey Detachment
606th Survey Detachcent
607th SUrvey Detachcent
609th t.:alarla Survey Detachment
? 26th Cedlcal Service Detachcent - Less
?60th San1tatlon Company
?89th Sanitation Company
?96th Sanitation Company
834th l:ed1cal Detachment
848th Optical Repair Jetachcent
8?2d Led1cal Optical Repair Jetachc:ent
873d Optical Repair Jetachc:ent
876t h L:edlcal Optical Repair Detachment
880th J.:edlcal SUpply Detacha:en t
88lst Supply Detachcent
882d Ued lcal Supply Detachcent
885th t edlcal Optlcal Repai r Jetaclu:ent
redl cal Optical Repalr Jetachcent
909th t'otor Ambulance Company
Veterinary Stati on Hospital
l.:111tary Pollee Comcand
Lllltary Pollee Coccand Central Paclflc Base Command,
Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment
37th Pollee Crlmlnal I nvesti gation Jetachment
46th l.!llltary Pollee Investigation De'taclulent
l 25th llllltary Pollee Desk, Recol'd and Register Detactment
238th U111tary Pollee Company (ZI)
363d Uilltary Pollee Company (ZI)
364th Pollee Company (ZI)
548th Pollee (ZI)
549t h U111tary Pollee Company ( ZI )
622d Cllltary Pollee Company
623d C111tary Pollee Company
?24th Cllltary Pollee Bat t alion (ZI)
Company A
?45th t111t ary Pollee Battalion (ZI)
Company A
SlOth Pollee Company
824th U111tary Pollee Company
Inveetlgatlon D1v1a1on, Provost General Detachment
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Ordnance Service Central Pacific Base Comcand, Headquarters
and Headquarters Detachment
17th Ordnance Battalion - Headquarters and Headquarters
Detachment
:>etachment
?2d
74th
90th
Ordnance Base Depot Cocpany
Ordnance Base Depot Cocpany
Ordnance Battalion - Headquarters and Headquarters
Detachment
96th Ordnance Heavy Ua1ntenance Company, Field Artillery
:>etachment
212th Ordnance Boob Disposal Squad
215th Or dnance Uedl\1111 1Ja1ntenance Company
218th Or dnance Heavy llalntenance Company, Field Artillery
218th Ordnance Bomb ll1 epoeal Squad
219th Ordnence Tank l.la1ntenanoe Company
222d Ordnance Heavy Yaintcnance Company, Field Artillery
23let Ordnance Heavy Auto Ya1ntenance Company
23?th Ordnance l.!edi um Maintenance Company
242d Ordnance Almun1 t1on Company
25lst Ordnance Almun1 tlon Company
2?0th Ordnance .lled1um lla1ntenance Company
285th Ordnahce Tank /.!a1ntenance Company
306th Ordnance Battalion
342d Or dnance Battali on
Headquarter s and Headquarters Detachment
36lat Ordnance lla1ntenanoe Company, Ant1a1rcratt
364t h Ordnance Maintenance Company, Ant1a1rcratt
436th Ordn.,ce Motor Vehicle AaatiDbly Company
48lat Ordnance Tire Repair Company - Leas Detachment
504th Ordnance Heavy Maintenance Field Artillery
55lat Ordnance Heavy Maintenance Company, Field Artillery
6l?th Ordnance Base Armament Maintenance Battalion
Headquarter Service Company
645th Ordnance A&.unition Company
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688th Or dnance M::::uni t1 on Cc:llpany
698th Ordnance Tank l:alntenance Company
834th Ordnance Base Depot Company
9J9th Ordnance Heavy AUtomotive Company
950th Ordnance Heavy AUtoa:otlve t.!aintenance Cocpany
95lst Ordnance Heavy Automotive Uaintenance Company
962d Ordnance Am=unition Renovation Company
963d Ordnance Heavy Automotive J.:alntenance Company
3117th Ordnance Base Armored Vehicle Company
312lat Ordnance Floating !.!aln tenance Barge
3167th Ordnance Base Artillery and Fire Control Company
3273d Ordnance Base Depot Company
3290t h Ordnance Base Depot Company
329lst Ordnance Base Depot Cccpany
3292d Ordnance Base Depot
3353d Or dnance kmuni tion Company
3354th Ordnance Am- -unition Company
3553d Ordnance lo!ed1um Autoa:;otlve Company
3554th Ordnance loledlum Automotive lla1ntel)ance Company
3609th Ordnance Tank IJaintenance Company
Quartermaster Service
Quartermaster Service Central Pacific Base Cc:::mand, Head-
quarters and Headquarters Detachment
11th Quartermaster Platoon
Slat Quartermaster Base Depot - Headquarters and Head-
quarters Detachment and Veterinary Sectlon
Quartermaster Bakery Company 72d
104th
213th

Quartermaster Depot Company
Quartera:;aster Bakery Cocpany - 4th Platoon
Quartermaster Battalion - Headquarters and Headquar-
ters Detacluz:ent
230th Quartermaster Battalion - Headquarters and Headquar-
ter Detachllent
26lst _Quarteraeter Bakery Company
272d Quartermaster Laundry Detachment
273d Quartermaster Laundry Dstehment
32lst Quartermaster Battalion - Headquarters and Headquar-
ter Detaohllen'
323d Quartermaater Battalion - Headquarters and Headquar-
ter Detaehllent
323d
372d
37M
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Quartermaster Laundry Datachaent
Laundry C0111pany
Quartermaeter Battalion - Headquarters and HeadQuar-
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524th
526th

Quartermaster Laundry
Quart ermaster Laundry
Quartermaster Laundry
Quartermaster Salvage
:>etaeh.clent
Detachment
:>etachment
Repair - ( dem1-mob1le l
Lese Detachment
562d Quartermaster Group, Headquarters and Headquarters
::>etachment
604th Quarter10aster Graves Registration Cor:pany - Less
:>etachments
Dog Training Center
Quartermaster Supply Point 2
Quartermaster Supply Point 5
Quartermaster Supply Poi nt 4
Quartermaster Suppl y Point 1
Schools for Bakers and Cooks
300lst Quarter master Laundr y Company
3003d Quartermaster Bakery
3072d Quartermaster Refrigerator Cor:pany
3076th Quartermaster Re!rigerator Company
3095th Quartermaster Refrigerator Cocpany (Fixed)
3272d Quartermaster Truck Company (Petroleum)
416lst Quartermaster Fumiga tion and Company (Cobile)
4283d Quartermaster Depot Cocpany - Leas Det achment
4344th Servi ce Cocpany
4349th Quartermaster Service Co:Dpany
4350 th Quartermaster Service Coopany
458lat Quartermaster Service Company
458?.d Quartermaster Service Company
Quartermaster Servi ce Company
4584th Quartermaster Service Company
4585th QuarterWJaster Service Company
2273d Antiaircraft Artillery Cocoand
2273d Antiaircraft Artillery Command - Headquarters and
Headquarters Ba ttery
28th Antiaircraft Artillery
Headquarters Battery
Group - Headquarters and
36th An tiaircraft Artillery
Group Headquarte rs and
48th Antiaircraft Artillery Brigade - Headquarters and
53d Antiaircraft Artillery Intell1genoe Battery
70th An t iaircraft Artillery Brigade - Headquarters and
Headquarter Battery
96th An t iaircraft Artillery Gun Battalion - (Seat-mobile)
97th Antiaircraft Artillery Gun Battali on - ( Sem1- aob1le)
98th An t iaircraf t Art illery Group - Headquarters and
1234 Antiaircraft Art i llery
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l39th Antiaircraft Artillery Group - Headquarters and
294th Antiairorart Artillery Searchlight Battalion
HeadQuArters and Headquarters Battery
Battery A
Battery B
Detachcent , Battery C
295th Antiaircra11. Art1ller:f Searchlight Battalion
Battery B
296th Antiaircraft Artillery Searchlight Battalion
Battery A
Battery C
299th Arr;.y Ground Force Band
320th Ant1a1rcrart Balloon Bat talion ELA)
Battery A
Battery B
Batt ery C
392d Antiaircraft Artillery Automatic Weapons Battalion
( Sec1-coblle)
516th Ant1a1rcrart Artillery Gu.n Battalion (Sem1- moblle)
?16th Antiaircraft Artillery Searchlight BatteDy
?26th Antiaircraft ArtillerJ Searchli ght Batter7
?50th Antiaircraft Artillery Gun Battalion ( Semi-a:oblle)
?53d Antiaircraft Artillery Gun Battalion ( Seai- mob1le)
?54th Antiaircraft Artillery Gun Battalion (Semi-mobile)
?55th Antiaircraft Artillery Gun Battalion (Semi-mobile)
?62d Antiaircraft Artillery Searchlight Battery
?93d Antiaircraft Artillery Automatic Weapons Battalion
( Semi-mot:>lle)
8llth Antiaircraft Artillery Automatic Weapons Battalion
( Sem1-mo'b1le)
840th Ant iaircraft Artillery Automatic 'eftPOne Battal1on
( Semi-moblle)
842d .Antia1rora1't Art1llery Automatio Weapons Battalion
( Semi-moblle)
867th Antia1roratt Artillery AUtomatic Weapons Battalion
( Semi-moblle)
869th Antiaircraft Artillery Automatic Weapons Battalion
( Semi-moblle)
Alltia1rcra1't Gun
Antiaircraft Gun
Ant1a1rcrart Gun
Ant1a1rcrart Gun
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87"1th
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SBOt h Ant iaircraft Gun Battery
SBlst Antiaircraft Gun Battery (Sem1-mob1le )
2274th Hawaiian Seacoast
2274th Hawaiian Seacoast Artillery Command, Headquarters
and HeadQuarters Battery
54th Coast Artillery Harbor Defense Battalion
Battery A
Batt ery B
Batt.ery D
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Coast Art illery Battery - Harbor Defense
Coast Artillery Battery - Harbor Defense
Coast Art illery Battery - Harbor Defense
Coast Artillery Ba ttery - Harbor Defense
Coast Artillery Searchlight Ba ttery
Coast Artillery Batter y
Transportation Service
Transportation Service Centr al Pacific Base Co:cand, Head-
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15t h Quartermaster Truck Company
16th Quarter ma ster Truck Company
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14lst Quartermaster Battalion - Headquarters and Headquar-
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2l 5 th Quartermaeter Ba ttalion - Headquarters and Headquar-
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3?6th Quartermaster Truck Company
392d Quartermaster Truck Company
Sl8th Quartermaster Car Company
52llt Quartermaater Truok Company
525th Quartermuter Truck Company
908th Quartermaster Serrl ce Company
Sllth Quarterma1ter Truck Company
8934 Quarterma ltar Company
894th Quartermaster Tr uck Company
895th Quarterma1ter Truck Company
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3764th Quartermaster Truck Company
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4250th Quartercaeter Truck Company
4550th Service Company
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Ar=y Garrison Force, APO 914 (Canton)
Army Garrison Force, APO 914 - Headquarter and Headquar-
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102d Infantry Regiment - (Company G only)
1789th Engi neer Service Platoon
4283d Quartermaster Depot Company (Detachment only)
Army Garrison Force. APO 915
Army Garrison Force, APO 916, Headquarters and Headquarters
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l79lst Engineer Service Platoon
Army Garrison Force, AP0 960 (Hawa11 )
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l95th Port Company
213th Quartermaster Bakery Compan7 - 3d Platoon Le
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Company E
Company H (l Platoon)
?45th llllitary Pollee Battalion (ZI) - Company D
960tb liz'my Po1tal Unit
9724 Signal SerYioe Battalion - Detachment Headquarter
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At-my Ground Foree Band
Army Postal Unit
Signal Service Battalion - Jetachment Headquarters
Army Garrison Force,APO 962 (Kauai)
Army Garrison Force , APO 962 - Headquarters and Headquarters
Company
1st Station Hospital
83d Quartermaster Depot Company
25lst Chemleal Supply Detachment
269th Ordnance
372d Infantry Regiment
Company F
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534th Quartermaster Salvage Repair Company (Semi-mobile) -
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962d Army Postal Unit
972d Signal Service Battalion - Detachment Headquarters
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lrl1soellaneous Locations:
l62d Transportation Corps Boat Crew
163d Transportation Corps Boat Crew
Ie Sb1.ma
148th Chemical General Supply Company
haJale1n
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A. SUPPORT OF THE RYUK'fUS AND Pr\EPAHATIO!l FOR THE KYUSHU
O'PEHATION,
1. Plsnning. Plana were made by the CPBC chemical off1oe
to shi p supplies and equ1pcent to the Ryukyus area for forces
counting for the Kyushu operation,
2. Organization, The assault forces , predominantly Army,
were under the loe1Rt1c control and support of Ar'NESPAC. Ho-
evPr, the l47th and l48th Chemical 3erv1ce Companies,
activated on Oahu under War Department T/0 and E 3- 1375, were
to the Tenth Army to aid in supply and maintenance work
for the Kyushu operation,
3. Suoply and equipment. All units mounting from CPBC for
participation in the kyuehu operatiOn wetp equipped with fUll
T/ 0 and E allowances or cnem1cal warfare supplies and equip-
ment snd with such class IV and excess items as were reoulred
by the Sir.th Army and CinCAFPAC, Flaae thrower replacement
parts were furnished the Tenth.Army in order that all their
mechanized flame throwers could be restored to combat service-
abl e c ondition. Stxt y-two POA-CWS, 75, Coa , H1A- H5A mechanized
flame thr owers were construct ed a nd delivered to and
10 cocolete uni ts were delivered to the 767th Tank Batt alion.
ChcicSl suppli es and equipment for occupa t i on troops were re-
vised per CtnCAFPAC and Sixth Ar my directives .
4. Training. The l47t h and l48t h Chemical Gener al Service
Companies organir.ed in this area were attached to the 14th
Chemical Service Battalion on Oahu f or technical training in
all phaaes or supply and maintenance of chemical warfa.re equip-
ment. Six schools were conducted to instruct 236 officers and
men ot the let, 2dd, 4th, and 6th Marine Divisions and members
or the ?67th Tank dat t alion i n the operation, maintenance,
prenaration or tuela tor the flame thrower, mechanized,
POA-CWS, ?5, Coax, HLA- H5A. All training activities ot the ?2nd
Chemical Battalion were coordi nated wtth the 5-3 ot the
v Corps, to which the battali on was attached.
5. All Army un1ta supplied by CPBC were furnished
30 days' ehemtcal wa rfare replacement auppl i eA to embar-
kation. The quantity or supplies required was calculated by
the chemical officer, packed and marked by the chemical warfare
depot, and taaued to the organization or delivered to the piers.
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6. Aesletance rendered to Navr And
a. warfare schools ln the use and operation
or the mechanized flame thrower were conducted tor Navy and
l.:arlne units.
b. Technical assistance was given the in the
use and maintenance or mechanized flame throwers, and Navy
personnel were advised on the installation and or
mortar equipment for use on LCI (L)s and LCI
c. The followi ng was transf erred to the Navy
and for use in di rect support of the Kyuehu operation:
Flame throwers,
Eyeshields, AU
ointment, protective, K5
Uaak, gas, service,
Mortar, 4 . 2
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Pot, emoke, floating, HC, W4A2
Pot, smoke, HC, W5
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vidi::.; special clot .. L E Ior 3;Jpr ox1.::ttel: 425, 000 a oo.n _,;.lt-
11\b o.t
b. lo xor II s;p.lies, ..
p laced Ol colc- et e,.tue. clot . t .. ., e.nc ,e<;;i:-e .ents
l":>r or p!!rticip!tL . ., 1:. t . e opcxati!ln.
c . Pbns !or tile ox J. :>r t .. e . <.i
operation ere foroulated i n c:>r.:feren.:es 11i t . 31 xt:.. and Ten t n
8JOB1atenca repreaent,tivea. rell tive
Quantitative val..1e a , . t and .!!easJre::.ent -' r s;?l)le-
:oentatton, and 01etnods :>. req:Jisl.tiont n.;: e1e dl. 'eed in
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eQJipJent arrived at aiter t he cea;;nt1.:>n o: .. Jatil1t1es
:l.'1C 1\e:e . icped t.:> : or t .. e ..:::e .:>. , .. al
tro;,pa. .
o. .;)?3J .... r;ed tt .. t .. e reso.J:,s ie>iHt : :?r :;r-
nia .. i. .r; t.e ::>11o 111!; tro;os "it . -o...:ntiu,: a;p<>lies:
V .::orps
9o In: 3.'1tl'J l.livisi :m
27 I r..,._ntry Dlvisloh
7 l n!aLtrJ Division
iar -ir iorce
'rcy & Service ror:es
36, 000
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20, 0J)
20,0JV
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lO, OJO
ioo,oJJ troops
=:.aca .1nit y;a:; scned.1led to a;:>Jnt kit . r<>.tioc a;:;:;!33)1". pac ics
SJiliCient 30 dafS. ;,. tot :; l o. 5 ,lo0 , 0vJ rati:>!'.S V.:l.S
planned. oJ '1--J O>;, all ratior.a ee at ... a.td :>r . ad ::een
ordeled :or t .. is ana in adaltion, lor
sJ::-seqJe,.t rea.1p;Jly O/ s .. ip;:ent .. ad oeen set .p ana : :>r-
arded t' tl.e 5a:\ Port :>1 i:Dosr"ation. Upon .::ilsaa-
ti:>n o: .. t .. e 3:::t .;iviaior. it . att'l.: ... e-. J:,ita,
t .. e 5t _ari ne Jivisi<> ar.-:LnitB o. tre V A .. p .. l Jo.pa
e:e &.sstved t.J oc.;.1pati:> .. d.lt/ 1n Japa.. and e.e s.pplted
ltt. r tt.Jns s::: .. ed .lee. t.Jr t . e " 1 -s-.:. nati?ns ae<e
a.1pplied a3 I:>llos:
9d:u
5to -arine Division
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c. D.1rin!i; t ne period 21 J.;ne to 2 Septe.,. er 194S, toe
cpa,: quarter.,=.at.or I' Jrnls-ed t e l Ollo ing class Ill B.lP,liea
to units m:>Jnting from
Prod.1ct
Gasoline, eO
Diesel 011, 50 octane
'li.1 te c;asoline, 67 oct a he
Kerosene
LJor iCiltiug o il, SAE i'lO (9110)
L...:bricllting oil, SA t30 (9250)
Lubricatin& oil, r50 (9500)
3. Training.
11, 4.)
5,675
5,305
555
120
sso
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a. All mits preparlni for t .. e operation ere processed
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3Jits, riaT
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a. Automatic re11upply shi;>ment11 11'P.re r PoUif'i ti<>ned
for one signal heavy construction battalion rh1ch was to be
attached to the V Corps.
b. Requisitions were submitted to cover
project CP- 100 rhich was to orovtde for the base dPve-
of certai n Navy a ir fields for thr opPration.
c . Recuis1 tlons orepa.red by Coo!}en':iP3C to
the !orwsrd erea reserve at Sa!pan were scrPened by the CPBC
depot a,-sinllt excess stocks before subcission to the
San Embarkation
d. CPBC was for the 98th Dtvl-
eion and attachments, and miscellaneous units to the
V Al:lphibious Corps with cor:plete T/0 &: E and SLOE, with Slg 7
end 8 allowances of spare and with 51; 4-1 allowances
or expendables. In add1t1on, the IX Corps
troops were enu1pped with SLOE to the local avatl-
a':ltli ty.
B. OF THE nYUKYUS By 21 June, sup-
port or the rlyukyus had become a routine supply activity, The
history or this actlvlty falls lnto two parts, ca1ntenance
and preparations for shifting the responsibility ror lo-
gistical sup?ort or the Ryukyus to
1. sh1pments. The fiUP91Y per1od ro:-
the rtyukyus area ended with direct maintenance shi;>ment 27,
requ1sit1ons tor whtch were to reach the west coast or the
continental Un1ted States by 10 July Because or the
backlog i n sh1po1ng ln June and July, the supply at Oki-
nawa had been cut from a to a 60-day maxicum, and only
articles in a cr1t1cal supply status were 1ncluded in shlpoent
#2?. After the terminat i on or the automat ic supply peri od, it
ASCOU-I's respons1bil1ty to reo,u1s1t1on su?pl1es through
CPBC. I tems avai \able in access were sup_>lied rrom Oahu
the remainder reou1s1tioned rrom the San Francisco Port or Em-
barkat1on (SFPE) in the normal manner.
2. Sh1tt or l ogtsticel responelb111ty to CocOenAFWESPAC.
Administrati ve cont:-ol or the Ryukyue passed to ComOenAFiESPAC
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to cl.n.ss II en c:-;.1 !'tc
ty'e untts. rere:
z-1 - exoloste
Z-2 - En5ineer hlor.k
z-3 - cor.:oar. team bloc/.
l-4 - :Zari son force !:Jloc/.
Z-5 - Top(),; ra!)h1c bloc:t ( Army)
Z- 5 - :Ze'leral bloc?.
Z- 7 - Altt\tl on topo -rrqhlc co::;pan::
z-> - Corps "?poc;r..,phlc coJpany tlock
All t-locks he,; been 1:1 use prior to the period co, .. , ... d !:Jy thl q
re9ort -1 th the e xce!)tl?n of t!"le corps topo.:r,.ph1c co . .,ym:' block
hich ,..as establt shed ln July 1945. This oloc:': dest net! joint-
ly by tt:e Ar.ID.t'AC en.ineer and t!-.e 3C:'1 T?po-
!':rPphic a,.t allan, included suf'"tctent o proJioe "4-
p day operAt i on for one corps
?, develoo-:rnt !he or1 t'lol ..
recutre.:le'lts. 1rere tran!'lated 1nto proJectf'
and t'":ereto and were sub:n1 ttPd to t'le .<ar Oe!lartmcnt
pp)roval, Hequic1t1ons ere pre?ared ty the OPBO enineer
a_-ainst tt:e apcroved bills or CJater1al as published by :;he :;ar
De!)Prtr.ent. The bulk of base developnent material on re-
ouisi t 1on prior r.o 21 June. However, a total of 213 roquisi-
tions coveri ng measurejent tons of were prepared
t'"te period or this report, I n add ition, three supole-
ments for adu 1t1onal base requl reoe nte were drsfted.
These sup)le::ents coverea a0<11 t i ona.l ttVgas stora;e end 01 strt -
butlon includi ng tro 40, 000- !:Jarrel AVt;as tank filMS,
two lines, and tro pumping stations totaling
4,808 tons of dry cleani ng
plants totaliQb 2, 040 oeasur e:nent tone; and 350
tons or ad it1onal generator
3 . Snp 1l y
a . All units mounting from Oa'"tu rere
eou1pcent i n Accordance w1th approved SLOE' s. In ad<Htl'ln,
eouipr.aent rae chi pped t'roan Oahu to c-oc;:>lete the SLOE .-nowanoe
for the avi ation battal ions in the This eoui9r.ent,
furnished from depot stocks ot' the CPaC eng ineer, conA1sted
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r.u11t l on1r . .; th .. ron: l r.E'nttl Un1 tt'd Statee.
Durin thP p r l o cov thl r the
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1 , 995, 000 coples end chart; ZlO ,.ere reoro-
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Navel chPrt
Airfield s ite studle<
llAvel :o:> rot1t>h chsrt
Beach r.:aps
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..-ere f illed by thP use ')f const:-uctlon .. upoly
cPel ;r.ed to l .E'., one bl ock
cpsi;ned to include all materi al to conEtruct s
10, 000 men cP.mo, . compl ete .. ith ut11 i ties, while other blocks
for hoepi tels, poYer dlstr1out1on, and euoply.
For speci-1 installations, :111s of prep-red by
thE' AF.IDPA: engineer end reouiqitions by thE' CP3C
tor qubois ion to the San Port of
d. The follow1ns ouant i t t es or selected items of con-
were ship,ed from the cont i nental United
StEtes to Okinar.a during the peri od 21 June to 2 Septecber 1945 :
Dyn&m1te
Cement
Asphalt
Lumber
$UA . .'ri 'i'IES SHIP?ED
331 , 550 lb ...
3??, 646
3, BlB, 9?C gals.
bd.
e. Base shipments from t he continent al
United State s amounted to 162, ?00 cerrled on shi ps i n
? echelons . These shipments i nclude-d all

epec1sl bill s of material, and heavy eouipment neces-
sary to provide the fac111t1ee renuired by the bese develop-
a:ent plene.
r. All troops mounted by CPBC were 1ecued deye
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oatec expecteo to eT.ceed actual
no: ava ilable from locel s t ocks was reoutsl-
tioned froo t he San Port or Embarkation (SFPE) on
8
rush bast a and scheduled in t he earliest ma intena nce shlpment 3.
TheBe rush r eou1a lt1ona served to normal ly
CA1r.tenence
, , The resupoly blocks were to t he
Kyukyu s ar ea during the period covered by this report:
E':O
S?PE
Z-2
COl i:AT
J K
ELOCK
30 J un 7
10 Jul 6
20 Jul 6
30 Jul :;
10 AUG 6
20 Aug 7
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CLOCK k /T PER
2
876
648
657
PO<!
71
915
1054
h, II rrom Oanu to the Ryukyue
betwePn June and AUEUSt totalled 8 , 300 L/T, t ncludt ng 31 ;JT
ehtpoed by e t r . Ai r shi poents from the continental United
States totalled 7o2n pounds. of the crt t l cal ohortages
were spare parts. The supply or spare parte as never at any
t1=e sur t c1ent to fulfill all r eou1rement s .
i. All units mounted from CPbC bas es were e pu1pped
sets of spare parts for a ll asct hned eouioment.
J, To th1a supply or spare parts, a totcl or
513, 5 tons of parte wa s bulk shi pped to the rroo Oahu.
In adc it1on, 45 tons or parts were by atr to meet emer-
gency requirements, These atr shipments reached thelr peak in
August .. hen 31 tons were shipped. Ai r h1pments from the con-
tinental Un1ted States or parts not on Oahu total led
8 , 1 ?2 pounds,
k. June and October 1945, a total or 6,357 W/T
ot clas IV supplies ,.ere included in emergency shipments from
Oahu. A1r shipment of class IV materiel amounted to 985 pounds.
shi pments r.ere from the continental United States and were
tor the most part, replacement or materiel lost or damaged 1n
trans1 t .
4, Training. Schools were conducted ror instructi on in
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cp:1on, rn1ne terninue. to
tpqp p " numbr- o
servlC('S. Til!' ':l in!' chool trnlned of icr- POd enl i t-
ed -l!n fro:t t!-1 98th Dl d. 'lion end the 'I Amphibious C.-, I?"
a . Y.yushu P.tlon Rcccolish!'d
by thP AF. :::>?AC sect1'>n, lth onlv informal
rPn::! t>-ed o:; Ci'-: en tnerr.
o. Tb llsh 1art e
near the scPne of ooPriHion, olans wt>re "'"oe to shit) 50 0er
ct>r.t of tht> in the Oahu ,Prts depot to
A totAl of 7"4 of ;><>rU .,.ere An.l 0:11,J;ed
dur1 0L Au uct nnd
.. de :o provide full coverl!.;e for 1111 eoui p-nt, l. th P-:phpsis
on prts for dl t-:-htn. r.1achines, cr11nes, co-rprt>sorl',
t ''"Pc:ort, c::;r.Qd.err:;, en .. relde rs, .. rs, "..c:, And
control
a. The un1tti locted on were
-.cheduled :'or oart1clpatlo-; 1"1 tht' O!)erat1on:
Ene;ine"r 3oat snd 3hore Relml'nt
3oat Bn)
Engt nerr &r.ttal i on
EnBi nPPr CombAt 3attA11on
1?98th EnginePr 3at-al l on
le88th Enginer oattal1on
546th Rtgld BoRt Company
b. The 533d Ene tnerr Qoat and Shore Re11ment the
259th EnGinerr Combat Battali on trplned in party
a nd to the 98th Div1F1on to as"i@t the
En6 i neer Combat Hattali on, the d1vis1onal unit.
c, The 1298th end 1688th Engineer Combat
0
attsl1onR , __
were scheduled for aet gnment to the V Alllph1blous Corps ne)
as shore party, and the R1g1d Boat was to be
as support 1n coros area.
d. Althoubh the Kyushu Operat i on cancelled, tht>ae
unite were attached as Gcheduled and in the occu-
pation or Japan.
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no orqntzed plAn ex1ted i n the for the or
troops for the occupetton duty or for the sh1proent of
Horvr'' thP roundwork had be"n lAid for the evpcutl'>n o"
11nd Honshu ooert1on&, end cr.
for opertlonA. Condit i one PY1ctent 1n
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but 1 t ras suM!lsed t h"t tl:e lliajor function of oJl en inP"'l"
units would be construction and me1ntennnce of coffi-
s ince it known t hat was en
of heavy construction enut?nent in thP hone
2. Or;an1,at1on. ThP troops or1 ; inally f?r the
Kyushu operation ere llSsi e ned to the occupat i on forcea "nd
atached as follows:
To the 98th Division (Destination: Osaka)
533d coat & Shore ne6 t
(LesE' Shore Bn)
259th Eng ineer Coooat Bn
323d EnGineor Combat Bn (Or;anic)
To the v Amohibious Corps ROd
111F"'\Sil.lti)
1298th Dn
1688th Combat 8n
546th Boat Conpany
3. Supply WQd eou ipnent.
1.. 11 . All T/0 & E enr;i nccr
A a 60- day sup9ly cla ss II
5 were furnished units for the occupation or
b. parte issued i n sufficient ouan:1t1es
to insure six 01erat1on o f all
c . was increased to all?w all
ynltA to as much timber and construction supplies as
apace would Each engineer combat took
enough Batley bridge material to construct 150 feet bridge,
dOuble, double. Unit commanders were jur1sd1c-
as to hat thPy auld need and carry.
d . A totql of 13 enroute to Pacific
area were d1verted to Japan wi th a total or measure=
ment tons supplies. !..ajar items 19cludt>d:
Lumber
Cement
Asphalt
40,000 bbl Tank
1? , 000 bbl Tank
Prefabs - 20 x 48
Generators - 5
15 n
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4o,930,295 bd rt
138, 400 bags
22, 897 druma
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100 KW
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bd. f t . of lumber.
D, ASSl STANCE RENDERED TO THE NAVY AND
1. Two odographa, land, truck mounted, and
323, 000 copies of charts and maps were furnished
to the Navy,
2. Training. The CPBC mine school i nstructed 657 men
froiD Naval const ruction batt alions and 49 men from lola::-1ne
units in mtne techni que,
3 . to The CPBC engineer procured and
delive red to t he Service Command, Fleet Force, Pacific,
20 minefield marking seta and 12 Snake, demolition, M2, f or
use by the V Amphibious Corps in the Iyuahu operation.
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of cl. V ;;o roces tn h;r.U:rus .
t . T!:t l'e3,>0':Sl01llty i'ol' lo,slst1C S.l>?O::'t , t
: ln :t.e ..- c fror.. CO-lGFnAFI ID?AC to
Co .. '.C:S?AC, effec-.:1ve :>1 J.1ly Ho-..e-ler, due to d1f-
11c.lltles 1n ascertaining $U? lle s on hand 1n that and
also t o feet defini te for t ransfer
supQl l es - ere not i t not
to effect t ransfer of untll
of the c r itica: reoort o! 20 3e >te=ber
l945o. Tli.e Coa._Pr.J..ln..-; tjenerv.l or "the 5en Franc1cco P:>r; or
Zrl: ri:st1on we s re1.a:ste,; to all class \" 1 terns Ec!':e-
a-.tleL to . ::-: :1e ln R:,-..tT.yus s..1bee-l.:ent t o July 1'.;..:;
to
c. A:ter 31 J..1ly C?BC :c
t:.e 111 lobistic-1 res >O-sib1l lt!E's in .1poort of the
.l s :
(1) Tte Bu.>.Jly of a: t<'rtel for m&i:otenance and
base develo;>.,er.t -.::c end of ;).,c.,_:-cr.
(:) on
lists sub::ll t:ed by OltlnawQ. 6._;er.cies tefore
1 Septegber 134a,
(3) Any eue::';-er.cy l'lteral &..:!)por t w::.s dir-
ected by hiGher
d. 'lth the transfer of logi sti c r espons1b111ty to
l t ws ne cesscry t or to the
Gene:--1, Arr:.y 5ei":1ce Com._anci I with f..tll 1norcat1' n on a-.tp,>l;t
take n l ncludlng of all req..tl slt!c ns for
8U!)!)ly of bot!-) Oki na wa and Ie Sht .;a, as .-ell as i nf omatl on
car.cell a t l on or unfilled on open requl s l tiona.
It was also nece s sa r y tha t t he August CIR report s drop a ll
! t ee s whi ch records 1ndlc. t ed wer e availabl e t o the Army
1n the Ryukyus a r ea . 7hese we re shown a s t r ans f erred to AF-
exce pt f or thofe i tems rh1ch we r e dropped ea operati onal
loaaea on the baa1a of J uly loaa a nd s t a t ue r eports r e cei ved
from t ha t ares .
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of t o CP5C for action.
fre'bnsc<l on r ct4rl fer r eplen1&' .t>nt >J :' ll.l'ole<;n;
C:e"'ot st.,c::! bt ell E a:l:.ic!.y:.:ed r.eeds for
J l-ojec !')ll rts for ar:.lll:le nt &nd ve 1cles. Re-
t ' ;):': :'or parts for vehicles g1 ven top
or the ..:e 0t: veh i cle - a:rl n; the ::>.ctlve
!l=:tA.c-eP :! t =:e Ok1r.a_.5 O?er9t 1 n .
b, the perlod "1 June to ? l'H5, a
total ot / T of lifted 1n
Un1:ed
:a.:: t.,:-: to 13,0::,0 I /7 !1fted fro::. 01''\;.:,
c. A tothl of lbs of rterlel rns
tr.:>:;s::;o:-teC. via t-lr to lncl;,iln& 52,?9:> H:" lifted
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...ove .... ent o"!"'ders t.:t t. trooos \.ere ls ...
;; ::-;e m- of 'ftre, --:ne l'rvtcto t!"):J_;!S 1pre tsueC. ene unit
;)l .lre.
i ._-lr.":t!".Ftr:.ce ... . nch <:r""s !'f"E'1ons1ble
for C o: pll r--':.Qont :--:e 1:'lt; l tlv!.tiero:
: ns)Ct!.-:;n of to.!: :: .-:.::: ... .. and a!.l e en-
er!il 'IU!'oose nnd ve. f-:J- co:';Jt
re;J.""'l.r 1f end :.t::>r. for s...,19J:,ent .
't . of all veh l clt'" l"lt!J ru11: pre-
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trei l'n1ted State!' At"'-Y ct c.r.lr.F R,
and arran.;e::.ents f' e;re :..adt' to ,>rovlde l es-on Qprvtct' .. !'!'c>c:lve
1 Ccto'-er ?ersonnel, e q 1p;.1en::, cr.c ccr.tln;e'i
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1. Occ t lon. " ;)ro .. , .. s devPlo;>e .. ,
... nd sup le:..e:"'.tc.ry r::o:ter1als ,ere !)!"'e:')f fo:-- .J _, e t.:;
for 6ccu.-,.:; t,o n c.:.uty. 1c-F".;e,. al1
a:.d 01'1entf't1o n &nd educ , :! n e,...11lls,
., . Su! .. h. '""t" ll.: l:1&r:t E..: r1e j.' in
,;As t::te l-!.:1<:., t.r;t!.:: !.::. E; conferences: , ...e:--e

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1 . Pla n nl m.
a . 7l::e a;J_:roxl:late a:ount tor.:-:r:-e to eupoort the
n.yukyus a rea frou June to Se!)te. ter anC: t!:e of troo:>a
-l:lch :Wve ';c;, bt> 11ft-. !ro.u t":e .. ::.:-t or =ronolulu i'.6n ""'" eet-bll<!:-
ed an<l. 1led ,.>lE-.r.s y;ere for ran r.nd truck trans-
oo:-tatl)n tc. >lsns i n forJ
of an c:o,-e,;ent ord--r.
c. ct.e A?asc Trooo Divi s ion calntalned lla1-
con r lth ur.lts and loadlnc o r trooos.
ly end and mte:-l a l s
f o r all Am:, Jr.! ts o .. tln, for RyukJa are3 ras
by nC:. was
sl'blllt:; of 11 e:-:c:; -.o flov- of
:;.r,u. ... Iro;.. supply .:.eoot to osc;.1r.g and c:-<:lr.g
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:; , i!:t f ollolnb un1 ts \'e:-e tr&1ne.: o:; AP.>oSC
sup Qrt nrea:
50d I ed1u:.. Port, iC
Port oc.tallon
Po rt rattallon
23d Amphlc 1an Truck
426 e&tt&l1on
5attal1on,
?OOth Port Company
20lst Port
200d Port
204th Fort Company
206th Port Company
29lst Company
293d Port Company
Port Company
474th Truck
477th Truck
48lst Amphltlan Truck Co.Jpany
3754t h Q;: Truck Co.11pany
Ql" 7ruck COC!pany
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". 11 _,er.ch of A? .SC f .lr:-t1s!:ed l?J cPrs to tr&nsport c r ,o e::d
to 91 en-. ':'hls nc l! nc;r "-1
c.!s )3 tc:: !.'ll t and services o:1d 3c::t)f1e!C. P::d
n.J. coor t!:e de-l lveory :. f cPr.;v and equ1;><-:e:.t to c!::c{.r .
b . !!"le H1fh"""Y :r nc:: , 1n conjunc:;l?:t wl t h t!:e A"":tSC
C:>ntrollt''-' t!:e "nC 8"l0
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lo"ld1nc and .J"':!.o.: C:1r. .. , &11 o.. o!o:" co;l:o:,.s troo::;>s
:;<' ;>l r!'.
c . nandl1ng Branch
:, or.lo&d rail cars and to ha.1!
: .. e cargo t o the s .. 1:J' c: Zlectr1c r ere
f <Jr tr.e 1:10euent of c:lr,:;o ln t hf' s holds.
d . The AP&SC Trooo &11
_,-, ves e:s, ecked p!"'- ... rnd1o 1:a-
f - -.:.1 n for or a1str1!:tt1 n or al"
sse:1. er l1atr . ior 8 c.:; _lete s..-......u.ry or and
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e. A C?.';.>lete 11st of Jntts 11rte.: A? :SC
;t-r1oj cover-eC. Jj !s re 1n St;> ort :h.o !Ire& 1s
tr Acd<:nJ'.l:o :.o. Z, t o tl:ls s ection.
.. In J.Jly, hundred troo;>s f ul"n;o(
&reas arrived at C?3C Cer.t er, rr.1ch belnc
oper:. te .. by A?.;..SC at thli t t1::e, anti were ? roces ed under re"d-
n6 ,
g . sa....e eek, t !:e ?";; Proces rlr.g Center f 3
crow4ed P\7s ln the 1,:>00 wh1ch !".nd al-.
been there. !t c1Pcovered th-.t 1n Oki-
nePan prisoners or war cons:1t.1ted a ser1o.1s health -nrce on
Oahu. Plans ,.,ere U::c edlatel:r :..:ade to return ?00 Ok1nnans
f!1ctec t he d1FePse to their
1. Gener:tl. In prep:-Pt1on r or the oct-J;>at1on of Jepon,
asr l sted 98th D1V1!1 n ln lo!d1nf. ca rgo and em-
trooos.
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2. Tra1nlnR. Pereo,r.el the Dlvte'on and
unl tr. .,ere trAined at AP.'.:SC' s School. Three course s wer e
oresented ln which a t otal of 6e (Z04 were
in the technique of londlns a shl?, In ad. \t!on, the
RCT and the RCT given experience ln loading
operations.
Suo .:nt.
F.. ::ecessary pacltln!;, and p<llet1zinF" cPte--
l a ls was the 98th Dlvlst-n ln for loadtnr
and
" 7he 138th Battalion, 9Je vehi-
cles moYe4 personnel and e ou1pc ent and sup-
plieE of the 98th Dl vlslon troc areas to the
c. 7he AP&SC provost furnished c otorcvcle es-
corts for co,vo:rs d:r1ng th.- of the 96th Dlv!ston
fro:: stn t,c; to points o r
C1, r':e .:.!'.l:SC provtaed tec"nlcal Pstlstnr.ce and S'-l:>er-
ln the losdlng operation, and furnished equl :>-
ce:l:. Large q,;'tntl tle a of lu.;:'t:er were iss1.1ed for use in shor-
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BllP 6 Wlndeor 27 June 42 944
BUP 2 Grle 27 June 17 770
Blli 3 Bowie 28 June 2 2
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!!:L1P:L2 NaPa 29 June 1? 1,009
SUI 5 Montague 2 Jul:r 2 9
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1 BUP23 Niagara l July 10 794
J BllJ: 7 LBM 465 l Jul:r 1 25
sur: 8 LBM 466 1 July 1 39
BllJ: 9 Llli 103 1 July 1
BllP32 Bracken 3 Jul:r 9 805
Tl2P 2 LaGrange July 1 37
Tl2P 3 Granvllle 3 Jul:r 1 115
Sl2P 3 Ett1ngbaa 5 July 75 1,492
El2X 2 Coe Vlotory 6 Jul:r 1 1
BllP26 6 J'ul:r 4
Sl2X 5 W1111.. Harper 7 J'ul:r 2
El2P 1 Goeher 7 Jul:r ll 562
Sl2P 2 Bergen 11 Jul'f 22 4:59
812P 6 Leon 11 July 2 7:5
i:5th Echtlon
Bl:5J: 1 Char1ee E S.1th 11 J'ul:r 1
81:51 7 llarlt Hanna 18 July 1
1 Crenllhaw 17 Jul'f :5 78
7 One14a 22 J
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Beokh July 28 :50SI
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14th Echelon
Sl 6 J .. ee Lick 2 Julr :5 22
Sl4J: Goe H. nander Julr 1 2
Bl4Pl6 RenY1lle ? August 49 l,4M
15th Echelon
8151 8 Ch1et Charlet 6 .tuguat 2 24
815P 2 Cleburne 9 August 2 :59
Bl6X 4 Cbarlee Robinson 9 quat 1
16th Echelon
il.6P 1 IIIGar<i 17 lluguet l? 127
Bl6P l llagott1n 22 August Q 443
17th Echelon
El?P 1 Uooa Pan-lot
66 2?7
Sl?I 6 Jean Choteau :50 August

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l?"'tr. L'n1t
Gene:-sl Arwy (P.q
r:>t h Depot
AGF t;&!'ld
A::r :and
l&t r. tachl ne Re cor ds Un1t
Cencorehl c DetP<'.!:r.:ent
& nq Ensr n Gr ou9
4105t c
ke:dar Ea1nttnance 7e!'ll:l
252d RaC:S. r ;:r !.!itena!"lce 'i'e<tc
!slcnd Corza nder, APO
3!)2d 0:-c.rHt!'lce l.alnten:; nce ':'r-;cir (R)
Coopar.y (R)
il09t!:l Tr ..;cl;. Oocpa:1y
4110tl: Q;. Tr .. ck
1915th Aviat i on Engi ne-r ( P)
Hq & Hq Z03d Eattallon
4106t h Q;. l'ruck Company
.:25th Ordnance Bas Auto L:a1:1tenance
& Hq Cozr.pan:, lnd1 spen<abl e (P)
P1o t ?on 8?6th ::1 Depot Co::.;:>ar.y(P)
1386th Bose Depot
114th Port Bat:alton
l80tr. ArQy Pos:al Unit
1538th Un.lt ATC
369th AAA Gun A"" Bn, Tyee A
586th AA.\ Gun_ Bn (Uob1le) (P)
948t h Gun ?n (R)
2??th Qi,: Ulundry Sr ctlon EJ
4345t h Q;: Se M'lce Company
27at h Laundry. Secti on
284th Laundry
2e5t h Laundry Sectl on
QC k
340t h Section
34l ot Lllundry Spctton
342d Section
343d Laundry Section
344th ;v: Laundry Section
14?th Gener al eervlce Company
?20th Ordnance Service Co (Ammun1t 1on Renova tion)
503d AAAGun Battal 1on (R)
4014th Pho to Ass1gnment Team (FA)
Hq Company, AGF
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Radar Uairter.ance
::.1 ?th S1r:no.l Rad'\r L;atnten3nce , 7-ne F

7roop C&rr1er Squadr on
514th AA:. Gun Battal ion, 120m-:
1915th Engineer B&ttoli ,n (R)
Cnit D,
l?:' ?th E:ng1neer S/L l!a1ntenance Det!\ct".:!!ent
l 05t l::: Radar 'i'ea:'l , Type B
250th Rada.r Type C
PlUoon, 876th QlJ Pepot Sup:->lY CompAny
4544th QJ Car Coalpa:ty
Islane Anf, 453 Hq & Hq
8?6t.1 QJ: Depo t Co=pa:": (R)
Fi l= S
L1br gry, Type C
1?14th Servi c e
ne!ly rank
F!gr.ter
Ordnnr.ce D-tac
l)l5th Eng1ner Aviat1cn Bot:allon
Stat!on Hop1tel (250 bed)
318th .'Je neral H05Q\t:-:
2?lst Q;: 1..1>'-lndry Cot:pan
5th Arts
Replace::>enta
148th General Service Co=pany
General Hospital
377th Statton Hoepitol
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1 . &round
f or the Ryuk.yus a rea, the o;>ere t lon, a nd
the of J apa n i nvolved: (1) intensi ve t r a i ni ng 1n
land warfare with on the tyrye of : e r al n and eneQy
to b e ( 2 ) baslc and advanced
and (3) t raining wi t h s oecial
All f a c111 tie" o f the CombH l'r a1n1ng Co!:l-and ( C7C) oade
a va i labl e ut ili zed to t he tull es t extent .
2 . ?aclt1c <2o;nb" t
a . a t the Co111b t Cent er w9s
br.s ed on and tecl:ni 1ue s l ea r ned 1n Elllph!is la
was 1nit i Blly r-'-< ce.l on jun!!;le wsr :are , but a s t he !lnal ph&s e
o r Paci1"l.c wu r s o;JroRct.e '-. \. rttl n l r.g was rev l s e d to meet
tl:e f or f 1gbt i ng a we ll-entrenched eneoy on lar ger
land oas es .
1r ain1ng i ncluded tne us e of spe cial equi pment for
the of fortified and cave ec pl a ce-
Ini tr-ctors froc all of the ma jor ecr.elons
I sl6nds were t r ai ned in the use of the
5r.ovprscot-'e . 10.
c. its act lvatl.n l n 1943 until the
of t hi s t rai ned 312,460 men ln st an-
dard o f and advanced or inst ructors'
courses l astlnb t hr ee to
3. 1rai n1ng Center .
a . 7he amph1b1oua t rai ni ng c e ntera a t Wa1abae a nd
t rained i ndividual sol di ers and comba t units in am-
phi bio us warfare. A spec i al shor t cour se was established t or
the bene f it of s ervice uni t s . In addi t i on,to the regular ac-
phiblous t r a i ning course s , the Waimanalo traini ng Cent er al so
operated a school fo r t r a i ni ng personnel in the operation and
of Troops t rai ned a t tt.ese c anter s totalled
201 , 615 a t a nd 73,167 at Covr s e e wer e usu-
ally o f one -eek's duration.
b. Basic aapbi bi oua tr&in1og i ncluded cargo nat cl1ab-
1ng, adJuatment or e quipment, usa or the ar i oue type s or Na.y
operational landlni craft , a practice OP4rt1on l n dayligbt ln-
landing r roa an LCVP, a practice operation with trans-
tar to and landing l n LVT' e, and a practice landing from LCVP' 1
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A. f OR THE KYUSHU OP::RATIO::.
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matlc D&t t al l'n was t o the 98th 01vle1on
which was scheduled for the Kyuehu operation.
2. Suppl y and
a . etafr eectlons conducted and
f i nal combat s ervi c eab111ty or all organizational
T/E and SLOE eqJi pment o r this battalion.
h, Thr algnal made arrangements to a ll
signal equi p=ent protected agai nst =oisture and fungi-proofed.
c . wae by the engineer section 1n
bul ldoze r end de:Jol1tton e qu1pcent ,
Tr aini g.
a. Firing exercises included goound firing
direct and laying, anti me cha ntzed f iring,
and firing director, sight and forward
area eight control , Eoth day and night firing practice s were
conducted.
r . The tollowini mlssi, ns were by the 392a
Antiaircr aft Artillery Autooat ic Bat talion prior to
rel ease to the 98th D1vis'on:
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amall eras , aircraft recognition, and t he operat i on or a n
ant iai r c r a ft operations room,
d. Per eonnel o t t he batt alion receiYed the
t our 4&Js Jungle traini ng at the Pac1tic !raining
Center, in ad41t1on to uph1b1oua tralni rut at the Waimanalo
Aaphlbioua !raining Center,
e. All e xtensiYe ew1111c1ng training prograa waa oon4uct-
ed to qu&lif7 all pereonnel,
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A. SUPPLY (0-4).
1. Planning.
a. During the period r overed by this report , the
principal logistical responsibilities of i?BC to eqaip
troops being staged from bases in the Marianas and on Iwo Jima,
and to on call froc ComGenTen items from the forward
area reserve held on Saipan.
b. In preparation for the planned assault against
Kyushu, the WPBC G-4 section formulated plane to build up and
the area reserve for the operation. A reserve
had already been established at Saipan !or support or the
Ryukyus cBmpalgn. At the conclusion of the Okinawa operation,
the supoliee and still remaining in stock were trans-
ferred to the reserve, and requisitions were submitted
for replenieh=ent.
c. Upon the capitulation or Japan, plane werP made to
the Kyushu reserve in furnishing supplies and equip-
ment to Allied Prisoners of War.
2. The 6let &eneral Depot waa assigned the
or maintaining the forward area reserve.
3. Supplies and Equipment .
a, Levels of as reconstituted ror the Kyushu
reserve are shown in Addendum No, 1 to this part.
b. The following sup,liee from the f orward area reserve
stock were bir-dropped to Allied POW
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Class I (QU) - 178,991 caeee or C, & PX items
Class II (Ql) - 1,296, 102 units of .- items
Medical supplies - 329 unite or medical items f or
100 individuals for 30 days per unit.
4. Ineoectione. Periodic inspections were conduct'ed by
representatives or the IPBC G-4 section to check on the aain-
tenance or storage the protection of oatdoor supply
dumps, dunnage adequacy, and the efficiency with which supplies
and material- handling equipment were handled by warehouse per-

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ot the IPBC G-5 section were limited to the direc-
tives of HAFWIDPAC as they related to the support or the Ryuk7us
area, the preparation ror the lyushu operation, and the occupa-
tion of Japan. In preparation for readJustment, special studies
were made or un1t requirements baaed on the tentative postwar
mission of the Uarianaa I slands. A schedule tor inactivation
of unite was prepared, eetti ng forth by month the un1ta within
WPBC which were recommended for category IV statue, and those
units tentatively scheduled to rema1n as part of the postwar
garr1eon.
C. ENGINEER,
l. Planning.
e . Requisitions were prepared by the WPBC engineer for
1,?61 W/T or classes II and IV &061neer &upplies, le11 con-
struction materials, to serve as a 30-day reserve tor the
support or the following troops scheduled for the Iyushu opera-
tion:
4 Infantr-y divisions
1 e battalion
2 medium tank battalions
2 JASCO' s
2 medical battalions
5 combat battalions
1 AAA battalion (G) (aob1le)
2 AAA battalions (G) (Semi-mobile)
2 AAA battalions (a1r warning) (semi- cobile)
2 155mm gun battalions (field artillery) (aem1-
110bUe)
2 155mm gun battalions (field artillery)
2 155m& battalions
b. Plane t or hospitalization and ATC facilit ies were
reviewed in the light of r equirements by KFMI DPAC
and AFPAC which called tor hospital f acilities to accoaodate
10,000 and 3,000 Karina pat ients.
2. Organiza t i on.
a. the f ollowing engineer organ1zati ons eounted fro
8a1pan f or t he RTukYu duri ng the peri od 21 June to 2 Septeaber

1808th lngineer Aviat ion Jattalion
1809th Engineer Aviat ion Battalion
lng1neer Aviation Battalion
b. organisations aeeigned to &D4
ATC deYelopaent during the per\od 21 June to 2 Septbel' 19411
are ebOWil below.
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2904th
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Engineer
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Engi neer General
nKl neer Ge:-aer ..:l
Support
Supl>ort
Support
Support
Bat talion
"attal1on
Batt.Uion
Battalion
1322d Engi nePr General Support Battalion

927th Aviation Regiment
hro Jima:
Bllth Engineer Aviation Ba ttalion
3. Supol v and eouipment. Addendum No. 2 to t his sec tion
shows i n detsil t he ehgtnePr items which were eh1pped to the
Ryukyus froo t he r orwaro area reserve at Saipan during t he
period 21 J une to 2 September 1945.
4. Tr a i ni ng. All engi nePr orGanizations staged a t Sa i pan
received combnt traini ng under the or the 23d Re-
placecent Depot. In addition, training in the operation of
plants was provided engineer aviation battalions moun-
ting out rroo Saipan.
5, tnspe&t+ops. Prior to embarkation, each
was given an offici al showdown inspection b7 a r epresent a t i ve
of each supply servic e. Shortage were submi t ted
to appropri ate depots. Where items were not available rrom
normal supply agencies, departi ng units were prOvi ded the beat
available from unalerted organizations.

1. Organ1;at1on.
a. The medical units which participate in supply,
support, evacuatlon,and hospital1zat1on are listed below:
Hom1tal Un1U
148tb General Hospital
369th Statton Hospital
1?6th Statton Hespltal
39th Statton Hospital
94th Field Hospi tal
B!d eapae1tr
2,000
2,000
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.!!2.f.Qi. Units
5 th Hosoital
21st
Suooly Uni i:!
fu!d capacity
3 , 000
600
Section, 51st General Depot
1st Supply Tean:, Type IV, ?2oth l.:e, tcal De-
tschoent
kedlcal SUpply Team, Type III, 37lst Uedical Service
Detachment
6?8th edi cal Supply Detachceni, Type V
2, Supply and egui pcent. On 22 June 1945, 4,750 beds were
in opera tion in &eneral hospitals. station hospitals as-
soce hospital functions to in handling
the large number of evacuated to Saipan from Okinara,
All of the Generel and s tat i on were supporled by den-
t a l pr?sthetic thoracic teams, orthopedic teams,
etc.
3 . Supoort.
a. Within a normal RysteQ was
in effect during the operation, end no additional depots were
establ1eh'ld, Twenty bl oclts of medical su;:>Jl1es .sufflc1ent for
10, 000 wen for days were held 1n re3ervc,
b, All evacuation to Sa1pen by hospital
APA
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casualties were according to type i nJury
they were still on sh1p, and where thls was the
separation was made at the docks.
c. Patients reauir1ng more t han days of hos-
were evacuated to Oahu. Eighty-seven per cent
or t otal patients evacuated carried out by air,
d. Duri ng the peri od 22 June to 2 September 1945
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?91 from the Ryukyus were received on Sa1pan and 11??
Okinawa patients were returned to duty,
E. TH.ANSPORTATIOII.
1.
a. During the period 21 June to 2 September 1945, the
following tonnage r.aa handled through the port at Saipan:
Cargo diecharged
Cargo loaded
Total cargo handled
?09,241 M/T
191.5?7 M/T
900,818 M/ T
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385,439 S/T
71.5?0 S/T
45?,009 S/T
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b. Dur1nb the f ollow1ns
and tonna; e Pas
I ncendiaries
Ground
Avi ati on
Total a.c;-un1 t1on
46, 085 !!./ T
50, 531)
7:<1 1.!/T
122, 146 :..IT
c. Army personnel and debarked l n OkinaPa
movc:nents from 21 June to 2 September 1345 ,..,u Ps follor.g:
l l)
Troop ships
Carr.o ahi :>s
LST' s
Total
( 2) Debarkat i on
Hospital shi ps
Troop ships
Total

508
3 <>59
8, 156
d. Cargo loaded for Oki nawa during the period covered
by thls report amounted to 89,501 and S/T. Seven
Navy carbo ships, seven merchant shi ps, and 27 LSi's were
employed to l irt cargo.
F. Slat GENERAL DEPOT.
1.
a. The m1es1on o! the 6lst Gener al Depot 1n t he sup-
port o t the Ryukyuo area, t he for the Kyuehu
opert1on, and the prepa ration tor the occupa t i on ot Japan was
t o ma1nta1n the forward ares r eserve of suppl i es and eoui pmeDt.
b. Et tectt ve 3 J uly, 39 uni ts formerly compr i s i ng the
depot s of the vari ous technical ser vi cee on Sa i pan were assi gned
to the 6lst General Depot , and were grouped into techni cal
servi ce secti ons, each s ecti on being admi ni s t ratively separa te.
2. The supply, stor age, and maint enance act i-
vities ot t he chemi cal secti on had been establi shed prior to
21 J une 1945. Over 10 , 000 tone or chemi cal suppl i es were bei ng
s tored f or the suppor t or t he 1nvas1on or Japan. I n pr eparation
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net pounds or polyvinyl alcohol, and 111,525 net pounds or
i mpregnate were in stock.

a. At the conclusion or the Okinawa operation, an in-
venory or the forward area reserve stock pile was taken and
the balance or items transferred to the Reserve. By
direction or CinCPOA, a requisition was suboitted to bring the
stock pile up to its original strenuth, No items could be
rrom this stock pile except at the directi on or Coo-
Uarianas or CinCPOA as it was being held 1n reserve to support
the assault a8a1nst Kyushu.
b. To augment the original r eserve, special requi-
si t i on as submitted to the San Francisco Port or Embsrkatlon
for the procurement or supplies to care for men. These
sup?llee re to arrive at Salpan 1n time to support the Kyusbu
operation. This requisition was c ancelled upon the capitulati on
or Japan.
c. I moediately f ollowing the surrender or Japan, the
section waa instructed to pack medical supplies in a
specially constructed parachute packet which as to be dropped
to Al l ied prisoners or war in Japan.
d, Two days after the cessation or hostilities, the
medical s ection was instructed to inventory all stocks in
WPBC, drop the stock levels to 60 days, and declare surplus
stocks. All outstandi ng requisitions no longer reauired were
cancelled i mmediately. The Iyushu Reserve aas also inventoried
and put into stock. This resulted i n huge or
excess medical supplies on Saipan.
e. On 18 September 1945, a depot company with a
strength or 13 officers and 120 enlisted men arrived on Saipan,
enabling the med1e&l ct1on to aOgment depot personnel b"eed
on the othe r islands under WPBC.
4, Ordnance.
a. Upon notification or the transfer or the balance
or the Okinawa reserve stock to the l yushu operation, requi-
sitions ere initiated and processed to build up the depleted
Okinawa reserve to maximum levels,
b, All coabat and supporting unite mounting tor the
lyuahu operati on tram Sa1pan were euppl1ed w1 th ordnance ma-
teriel and equipment to bring respective organizations to
authorized T/E strength,
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c. Uni ts scheduled ror occupation of Japan were
supplied with ordnance. equipment and mai ntenance !)arts. Nu-
Qerous spec ial r eoui s itione for equi pment were direct
to Japan.
5. Qu&rtermas tsr.
a. The ouartermaster. secti on of the 6let Genera l Depot
wa s charged with depot operation and the detailed
or Q). supply throughout WPBC;
b. With the exception of the assault ration, stocks
of emergency rations on hand at the close of the Okinawa opera-
tion were considered adeoua te for lateral support or contem-
plated I yushu landings. Assault ration r esupply was requi s i-
tioned from Oahu and arrived promptly. The f ollowi ng ts an
inventory or class I suppl i es on Saipan and Guam es or 2
SeptembPr 1945:
lo-in-1 ratione
C ratlons
I rations
D rst1ons
QW scces sory packs
Aseaul t rat ions
4,857,000
2, 491,000
1,913,000
1,168, 000
3, 863, 000
91, 000
c. Demands of the Oki nawa operati on had depleted the
forward area Teserve at Sai pan or all mesa equipment, all orrtoe
supplies, and about 30 per cent or clothi ng suppl i es. In pre-
paration tor the l yushu oper a tion, reoui s i t1ons wer e submitted
to the San Franc i sco Port or Eabarkati on to r estore the res erve
to the ori ginal level.
d. Upon receipt or alert i nstructions, supply con-
ferences were held with personnel troa the WPBC Gw4 secti on
and quartermaster. Wounting supply procedures were formulated
and publi shed tor dist ribution to unite. As the target date
neared, prel1m1n&r7 conterencee were held w1th sup?ly represen-
tatives or alerted unite, and eoae unite were equi pped.
e. Approximately 1, 700 AAA troops were provided w1 th
clothing and equipment under the Sixth Army plan tor forward
movement to Japan. However, their orders were subsequently
cancelled, and they relD&ined on Sai pan aa casual &pot cadre,
The equipment drawn waa returned to the depot,
t . A Hmi ted number o r WPIC uni ta were selected tor
occupation duty. Except tor 1tema or cold-wet-weather clothing,
these unite departed 1n accordance wi th their movement orders .
g. On 17 August 1945, the WPBC G-4 sPc tion directed
the quar t eraaater ot the 6lst General Depot t ? prepare a 30-
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dropoed by parachute to the Allied or ar and 1n-
1n Japan. The Twentieth Alr r or ce, which was
sihle ror tranaportlng thP supplies, cut the supply pPrlod !rom
30 dAy to 10 days and that supplies for an add!tlonal
4!'>,000 cen should be prepared. The 10-da.y supply ror ?0,000
men was ready ror atr shipment by 28 August .
h. The 21 June to 2 was a period or
changeover from automatic supply to requ1s1tioning. Requisi-
t i ons by each baset thln the command were acreened by the
ouartercaster the 6lst General Depot, and l tecs locally
avai lable withi n the were suppli ed. Screening wa3
based on report s or receipts, i ssues, and stock s:atus sub-
mi tted by the various bases.
G. ASSISTANCE RENDERED TO NAVY AND ..AzUI;Es.

a. For the aELEAGER a 30- day ration (10-
day emergency and 20- da.y a ration) was rurni hed l..al'ine
unl ts mounti ng from A"PBC.
b. During the period 21 June to 2 September 1945,
ouartermaster dry stores ere provided for the subsistence or
ell Navy and personnel on Sai0an.
this period, provisions received by the
ter were iSSUed for the SUbsistence Of
or all servlc"a.
Chemlcq!. Durtnz the month or July, the
section impregnated pounds or mtscellaneous clothing !or
the llth Warlne Ser vice Battali on.
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Claes I - 30 D/ S 200,000
Claee II and IV (lese construction and a1at1on)
30 D/S tor:
4 d1il1one
1 8
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2 medlu.. tank battalione
2 JASC0
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2 medlcal battalion
5 engineer battalion (C)
1 AAA battalion (G) (Mbl )
2 AAA battalione (G) (SM)
2 AAA battal1one (AW) (SM)
2 155mo gun battali ons (CA) (SN)
2 l55am how1tter battalion
2 155mo gun battalion (FA)
Claes III (leee aiat1on) ;
30 D/S t or 100,000
Clu e Ilia
1,000,000 gallons gae and aeeoc1ated lubricante,
druamed and packaged.
Clau V
15 0/f tor one d1ie1on
20 U/F tor one l55!11m gun battalion
15 U/f tor one 155ma howit t er battalion
5 0/f tor one tank battalion
15 U/F t or one AAA gun battalion
10 U/F tor one ch ical weapon co11pany
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TH !!XQ.K_yYs D NG 7!it: PERI 00 27 JUNE TO ?7 AU-lUST 1945
27 June ECO 73- B-45
Ceoent, d1tuc1noue
June ECO 73- B-45
Ent; l neer c ar .o ; har<lr.are; elec . equip ' t; burlap,
t ools
Outboard 22 H.P.
Fl?a t, pneu!ll8t1c
28 June
Br1d? e parts
12 July ECO 82-B-45
Bri dge parts
12 July ECO 88- B-45
Water sup,>ly equip
1
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cergo
21 July ECO 97- B-45
Ext1ngu1here; reference books; net, cacouf lar,e
2W J uly ECO 103-B-"5
Demoll t1ons
25 J uly ECO 104-B-45
Demol i t i ons
Drifter drill
Cement , portland
Roller, sheepsroot
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Wa ter purif i cation unit, 75 GPM, GED, t ruck mt d. 133
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Pump a, . deep'lrell
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SECI'I ON II - GU.ul.
A. SUPPLY (G-4),
1. Supply and equipment, The 6&rr1son force G- 4 section
coor dinated the supply or T/0 and E short ages end special
equi pment for units mounting from Guam.
2. I nspec tions. POW inspections were conducted and de-
ficiencies corrected, When shortages were found,
action was taken to procure the necessary equi pment or materi el.
3. Loading and embarkation. The force G-4 coor-
dinated shipping requests and superVised the loading or all
and the preparation or cargo manifests,
B. ENGINEER. The sarr1eon force engineer approved all struc-
area layouts, and utility systems on the island
ror air corps i nstallations. POM inspections were made or
el'lbinef'r equipment or all Arfzly units mounting from GuBl:l.
C. ORDNAl:CE OFFICER,
1.
a. Requisitions were processed and equi pment procured
tor various organizations scheduled tor movement to forward
areas.
b. All un1 ts alerted for the R)-ukyus and the l:yushu
operations were provided ordnance equipment and SUP.Plies to
till T/0 and shortages , In aost cases a repiacement
stoclf tor ,J.l vehicular tires Md tubes plus a 30-daY sUpply
or all ordnance materiel was issued, A total or 128 trucks
was furnished the 3064th, 3067th, and 3068th Engineer Dump
Truex Companies.
c. Unite scheduled tor the occupation or Japan were
fUrnished approximately 98 per cent or the ordnance equipment
necessary to till !JO 6 E shortages. Requisitions for
rrom uni ta already in Japan were tilled Md shipped direct.
The U, S, Strategic Dombing Survey wae also turnlshed ordnance
equipment,
d, All excess ordnanoe aateriel in the possession or
units was inspected, processed, Md etocked by the depot, All
Yth1olea Md equ1paent ot units under deact1Yat1on ordara were
inspected and either rei ssued to unite haYing T/0 6 E shortages
ot these items or placed in the depot stock.
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with the Naval Depot,
units
from Guam with necesaary
2. LRintenance.
o. Third echelon mn1ntenance was furnished bv the
31?3d Ordna nce Company to the following units:
1889th Aviation Battalion
1886th Eng ir.eer Aviation Battalion
463d Heavy Construction Batt alion
460th Signal HeaVY Construct i on Battalion
Det 3365th S1gnal Service Battali on
495th EnginePr Amphibian Truck Company
64th Engineer Topographical Battalion
868t h Antiaircraft Artillery Gun Battalion
A one hundred per cent techni cal inspection of in-
c luding repairs, was accomplished. A total of 1,396
Jobs was completed, and 29 requi sitions for euppl ies were filled.
b. The 958th Ordnance HAM Company provi ded fourth eche-
lon maintenance service tor the following units:
314th
315th
493d
495th
1924th
1886th
460th
868th
Bombar dment Wing
Bombardment
Amphibian Truck Company
Engineer Aviation Battalion
Engineer Aviation Battalion
Signal Heavy Construction Battalion
Antiaircraft Artillery Battali on
c. The 213th Ordnance Battalion was responsible for
oper ati on o f all ordnance unite, while the 304th Ordnance Bat-
tali on handled the administration.
D, !iLUARTE:Rl.tASTE:R,
1. SupplY and enu1pment. During the peri od covered by
this report , the quartermaster depot or the Guam.AGF mounted
out various organizati ons en route to the Ryukyua area. All
shortage s, needing replacement, and items o f
T/E and T/0 and E clothi ng and equipment as requi red by i ndi-
vidual movement orders were issued, ' The following units were,
mounted betwePn 21 June and 2 September 1945' f6r the Ryultyus
area:
3365th
46M
1924th
1889th
493d
Signal Serv1oe Detachment ACS
IUgnal Keavy Conttruct1on Battt.lion Avr.
Engineer Aviation Battn!lon
Eng1neer Aviation Battalion
Amph1b1an Truck Company
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1886th
let
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34?th
460th
346th
1885tlt
3064th
3067th
3068th
G 0 N F I D E N i I A L
Amphibian rruek Company
EnginePr Aviati on Battsl1on
Photo Reconnai ssance Souqdron
Radio Security
Station Complement
S16nal Heavy Battalion
Station Complement
Engineer Av1at1on Battali on
Engi neer Company
Engi neer Dump Truck Company
Engi neer Dump Truck Company
Inspections. As unite ere alerted, tne AGF
t1on team inspected c lothlne and equ1;; oent for comblt perv1ce-
ab1l i ty. Items reouiring replacement ere turned tnto the
offic er, Rnd r pplacements were =ade. ShortAges
were requ1s1 t 1oned a nd f illed from a va1lable stocks.
E. SIGNAL OFFI CER.
1. Supol y and eguloment. During the period covered by the
report , t he leland lr e div1aion completed three mejo r contri-
buti ons to island communicat i ons.
a. The 1elapd cable system connecti ng seven mejor ex-
changes and numerou3 oatell1te exchanges wae brought into full
operation, providing the leland with telephonic communications.
b. Five 1nter-offlce trunk cablee of 101 or more pairs
were completed and put lnto service to supplement previously
installed cebles or lesser capacity.
c. Cable distri buti on systems for all the
AGF, Advance Base Construction Depot, and North and Northwest
Fields were completed and placed 1n operati on, supplanting the
previous f ield wire and rubber cable installations.
F. SURGEON.
1. Planning. During the period 21 June 1945 to 2 Septem-
ber 1945, the hospitals on Guam were largely with the
care of garrison troops on the island. All the Army hocp1tals
had previously expanded thelr bed capaelty by 30 per cent in
order to care for the additional load or battle caaunlt1es over
and above the normal garrison pati ents.
2. 289th Station Hospi tal, I n add1t l on to car1ng for gar-
rteon pat1ents, thLe hosp1tal waa used as a bord1ng atatlon
t or overnight holdoYers of ATC evacuees from tt.e Ph111pp1n,a,
Mo evacuees or casual t1es were received from tt. "".liQ"US.
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3. 373d Genera1 Hosoiial A sQall number or
from the Ryukyus were sent to this hospital for further treat-
cent and dispos1t1on. patients were d1aeaee cases rather
than battle casual t ies.
4. 204th General Thi3 hoopitnl oared for a few
patients from the Ryukyus.
5. Evacuation. During this period, routine evacuation to
the continental United States was effected.
G. ASSISTANCE RENDERED TO NAVY'ANJ Replace:ent parts
and ordnance supplies were fUrnished Naval construction batta-
lions when their gupply agencies were unable to fill require-
ments.
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PART 3 - WESTERN PACIFIC BASE
SECTIOII III - TIN IAN.
A. COJ.BAT INTELLIGEl<C AND PUBUC RU.A.TIONS (G-2). Wapa,
&erial photograPhs, lnt elligence digests, and intelligence
bulletins troo higher echelons were furnished to troops in
preparation tor their assignment to the Ryukyus.
B. (G-3) . During the period covered by this re-
port, the t oilowlng Arftly unl ts were mounted from Tin ian tor '
t he Ryukyua and Japan:
C. SUPPLY (G-4) ,
1st Bn, 24th Infantry Regt
1st Bn, 147th Infantry Regt
309tb General Hospital
Detachment, Co B, 443d Signal Heavy Con-
struction Battalion
1. and All supplies and equipment
needed bye lst Batt i on l47th Infantry were provided by
WPBC.
2. Inspection. A showdown inspection or all supplies and
equipment in possession or the unit was made by the AGF head-
Quarters. Representatives from each service were present to
determine the serviceability or all supplies and equipment and
to advise the unit on proper procedure 1n tilling ahortagee.
Non-serviceable items were replaced.
D. I NroRl.IATION AND EDUCATION OFFI CE1t.
1. Planni ng.
a. The informat ion and educ&tion aection planned an
I & E program tor the hoapital center being eatabli shed on
Tinian to handl e casual ties from the Iyuahu operation.
b. A aeries or orientation lectures on Japan were
prepared and preaented to troo.pa.
c. A courae or 1netruct1on l n ott-dutr .auoatlon wae
and conducted tor new hospital I & E personnel.
d. A aeries or tour articlea on Japan waa pr epared
and iaeued wi th recoa.endation tor uae in orientation perloda.
The pamphlet F1gbt1ng Facta waa uaed 1n br1et1ng aeaelona and
orientati on perloda. The pamphlet , wae prepared and
d1etr1buted at the requeat or the air corpa t or troope expec,1ng
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on Japan were published in the un.i t newspaper and distributed
to all units on the island.
2. Supply and equipment.
a. Additional U. S. Armed Forces Institute ,
Forces Radi o, and i nformation- education supplies were ordered
tor new hospitals.
b . phrase books, language kits, and USAFI text-
books were prepared and distributed to all troops scheduled
for the occupation of Japan.
E. ORDNANCE.
l. Supply and equipment. Unite mounting for forward areas
were assisted in the preservation, packing, and crating of ord-
nance items. In addition, all necessary ordnance cleaning and
preserving materials were furnished. Five units of tire were
i ssued for all weapons authorized by T/0 and E.
2. Inspeotion. Or dnance equipment was inspected prior to
departure ot uni te trom Tinian. Deficiencies were corrected
and combat serviceable items were substituted for unserviceable
items.
F. QUARTEJU.ASTER.
l . Supply and equipment. Supplies furnished Dy the Ti nian
garrison t orce quartermaster to Army and Navy units mounting
for the are l i sted 1n Addendum l to thl a aect1on,
G. SURGEON. In support or the R)'Ultyus area and in preparation
for projected operations, the medical section made plans tor
the reception, treau.ent, and evacuation ot casualties, and the
resupply or hospitals. The 82lst Hospital Center, comprising
the 30:5<1, 30-tth, 308tb, 309th, and ;510th General Hospitals,
arr1Yed 16 July l94S 1n preparation tor the XTUsbu operation.
H. ASSISTANCE RENDERED TO NAVY .AIID MARINES.
1. Claeee1 I and II euppl1el ware furnished
to the l , 27th, ll2th, l3Sth, and 7th Naval Construction
Battalions.
2. Information and USAFI 1upp11ee and 1ntorma-
t1on-e4uoation mahriil reiaUve to Japan, plu maps, pbraee
books, and language kits were d1atr1buted to Navy and Warine
Wllts.
;5. Ordnance. Certain itoe of oloan1ng and pr11erving
materials were i 11ued to tho 27th, 13:ith, 67th, 112th, and 12lst
Naval Con1truot1on Battali on. These un1tl were also supplied
with unl ts of fire tor all authorhed weapons.
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FROiol 21 JUNE 1945 TO 2 SEPTEl:BR 1945
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22280 23520 21920 21640
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Ration Field ration, type "K"
Ration Field ration, type
Rat1on Pack, P. X.
11140 19560
3348 3528 11148 3288 3252 2940
2256 2352 2256 2256 2160
22400 21600
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C-7104
C-7104
C-7104
Thirt7 (30) day replacement of field range parte
Th1rt7 ( 30) day maintenance ot individual equipment
Tag, shipping
EnTelope , ahipping ticlce t
Can, water , 5 gallon
Outfit, cooking, amall detachment
Set, oon'l'el'ai on, tire unit, llo. 2
Panel, mosquito
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Th1rt7 (30) daY ot oleaning and preserving
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barrel, rotar7
'1'h1rt)' (30) da7 maintenance or clothiJl8
Thirt)' (GO) day maintenance or ottice supplies
Boote, combat
Bag, clothing, waterproof
Gloves , mosquito
Headnet, mosquito
Machete, 18
Shirt, wool, o.d.
Bag, delouelng
sunburn preventative
L1pst1clt , ant1-obap
Insecticide, powder, bod)' i nsect, two ounce.
Tablet , water purification
Soap, salt water
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C-6990
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Can, oil d1epene1ng; 4 quart
Bag, delouelng
Flap, tent , 1neect proof
Insecticide, bod)' ineect powder, 2 ounce oan
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Bag, clothing, waterproof
Box, match, WAterproof
Gloves, leather, heavy
Gloves, mosquito
l:achete, 18
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Generator, gasoline lantern
Globe, gasoline lantern
Kantle, gasoline lantern
Duster, insect powder, plunger type
Papal',
Thirty (30) day maintenance of i ndividual equipment
Thirty (30) day maintenance of oloth1ng
Shirt, wool, o,d,
Bag, duffel
Thirty (30) day supply or cot repair parte
Strapping, steel, 5/8'
Thirty (30) day maintenance of field range parte
Tablet, water purificati on
Cream, sunburn preventative
Lipatiok, anti- chap
Tent, squad, oomplete with pine and poles
Laces, &hoe , 40
Panel, mosquito
Can, water, 5 gallon
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Slirt, wool, o.d.
Envelope , ah1pp1ng ticket
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C-12093
C-12093
C-12093
C-12093
C-12093
C-12093
C-12003
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C-12093
C-12093
C-12093
C-12093
C-12093
C-12093
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Strapping, steel, 5/8'
Seals, strapping, 5/8'
Thirty (30) day maintenance supply or clothing
Tent, squad, complete with pine and poles
Tent, storage, complete with pins and poles
Tent, scall, wall, complete with pine and poles
Tag, clothing, QI!C No. 495
Tent, squad, cocplete with p1ne.and po1ee
Shirt, flannel, o.d.
Thi rty (30) day maintenance or 1nd1v1dual equipment
Thirty (30) day caintenance or office supplies
Pucp, barrel, rotary, kerosene or gasoline
Paulin, canvas, large
Fly, F. & R., tent , wal l, large
Bag, delousing
Brush , scrubbing, floor
Handle, eaw, erose cut, 2 can
Saw, oroesout, 2 man
Can, corrugated, nesting, 32 gallon
Drua, i nflammable, gasoline, 5 gallon
Tube, flexible
Insecticide, powder, body i nsect
Repellent , insect, t wo ounce bottle
tablets, 100 tablets to bottle
SOap, salt water
Envelope, shipping ticket, waterproof
Tag, shipping
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SC'l'ION IV - 1110 JIIa..
A. SUPPORT OF TK RYUICYUB AREA.
l. Air forces.
CONFIDENTIAL
a. A detachJ:Ient or Cocpany B, 443d Signal Ke&Yy Con-
struction Battalion and the 156th Ordnance Boab Dhpoeal Squad
were mounted from Iwo J1ma tor support or the R)'uk;yue. A
total or 133 officers and men were staged.
b. In support of the F1tth A1r Force, 1;58,489 gallons
of aYgae, 6, 731 gal lone of aYlube, and nine A-3 tra1lere equiP-
ped w1 th J.-6 gasoline diepenalns pumps were shipped by a1r to
the Ryuk:;yue.
B. STATUS OF BASES.
1 . .ur r1e1c1e.
a. South Field: Parking areas and housing tac111 ties
tor two tighter groupe were constructed. One 6000
1
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runway was completed, paYed, and equipped with a high intensity
11ght1ng system.
b. Central Field: Parking areas and housing facili -
t i es tor one tighter group were oonstruoted. The NaYy had
tac111t1ee tor tour squadrons of PB4Y2
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eerY1ce un1t. In add1t1on, a refueling loop wae bui lt with
tac111t1es to service 60 B29
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worlt was 1.n progress on a eeoond 9400
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which was in use.
o. North Fi-eld: Parking areas and housing fac1litiu
were constructed tor one tighter group. One 6100
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paYed runway was co.pleted with portable lighting facilities.
2. Roads. Approxiaately ;58 ailee of pri.ary and secondary
roads wereeonetructed by engineer and NCB unite. .l 40 foot
around-the-leland road wae built, of llbioh seYen ailes, or ap-
prolt11118tely one-half, ha4 been paYed by '2 Septeaber 194&.
3, Harbors. Thirteen concrete barges were sunk to fora
a breuwater on the weal beaob, but as of 2 llepteber 1945
there were harbor fao111 Use for beach landing craft only.
4. Water d1etillat1on and 41ttr1but1on. .l e water pipe
line wat constructed follOwing the island loop road,
eYery unit With water tor all purpoau except dJ'inlt1ng and
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cook1ng. Dr1nk1ng water was hauled by trailer rrom t he t h ree
d i s tillation plants on the 1aland.
C. DISPOSITIO!. OF TROOPS. In general , the center and h i gher
por t i on or t he leland was givsn over t o the a1rr1elde and AAF
f ac111ties. Anti- alrcrart artillery gun battalions were placed
on t he perimeter or the island with automati c weapons aect1one
l ocated on t he a1rr 1elda, service uni ts scattered throughout
t he island, and acmuniti on d ~ p a placed on isolated beaches.
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1. SPcurl_t.;:. Lecturt<; O:'l :tC'l!'l ty and cenror11hlp were
to units dtpflrL1ng the Paclflc.
1 SI'U&:'lce rarnlnt: or'er" departure of each unl t , under-
cover cade unannou:'lced surveys of unit areas, checklnK
eff1c1Pncy of ;ue.r<l o;ystem,., test111(; 1nd1v1duals throu,;h cas-
ual conversa:;t-:;r.s, and ex .... cateri el awaltln.. Ehipt:ent
ror and or 1dentlfy1ng oarks. load-
operations, dock areAs were checked, and
carefully inspected after beint; vacated by unl :;s,
Censorship. proporti on of mall ras
censored oftr n l CJ per cent or each unit ' s cnl1 sted '=llll
waF ;:>roce,.-ed at the bese cen11orhip of!'i ces. Ar,-an
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m11de to pPrc1t deposit of ell personal photos, eorresponC..Ce ,
etc. for me ilinb to the United States after departure of .he
untt.. . A carefUl inspection made or all baggabe or cneuals
beinb evaruated to the United States arer i n order
to prevent the mailing or unauthorized
intell i gence
:3, OIUAlliZA'i'IOll AIID '!'RAINING (G-3) .
1. SU?:JOrt of the Ryukyus area. Durir.
1
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reoort, Hq and Hq or the Bat-
talion the 53d rinance D1eburs1ng mou:'lted fro= the
South Pacific ror the Ryukyus area.
2 . for of Japan. The 556th
ical Repair Detachment departed New Caledonia on
5 Sept ember 1945 to Join thP Sixth on Lu7.on.
3, Training. was provided i n the UQe or wet-
cold weather clothi n&, in swimming, and in small arms
4. Troop disposition. Units departing from thP Sout h
Pacific durl:'lb the period 21 June to 2 1945, and
those unite remaining as or 2 SeptembPr 1945 are listed ln
No. 1 to this part.
C, SUPPLY ( 0-4) .
1 . t1Bnn1ng. During the period 21 June to 2 September
1945, the SPBC 0-4 section was princi pally concerned wlth the
preparati on f or movement or unite scheduled to depart r rom
the area, and the roll-up or baeee in the South Paoirio.
2. Stock on As or 21 June 1945, depot stocks or
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supplies and equipoent totaled 594, 335 After all ship-
mente, consumption, Rnd factors were deducted
417,826 M/T of and supplies remained on 2
1945.
3. Shipment to S9uthwest Pacific. During the period
covered by this report a total of 80,959 or equipment and
supplies wt s shipped to the Soythwest Pacific.
4. SPBC Excess List o. All services drew up Excess
List o, as or 15 July 1945, li s ting surplus property in each
.service. This llst was submitted to the other base co=ands,
the Philippines, and HAFIUDPAC.
D. CHDi.ICAL OFFICER. Units leaving SPBC f or movement to f or-
ward bases were furnished a tull oowplement or chemi cal
fare supplies plus 30 days
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maintenance. Each unit was inspec-
ted to insure the serviceability of all chemicel equipment ,
and trained in defense Against chemical attack. Five chemi-
cal warfare companies were moved from SPBC to
E. ENGINEER.
1. B!mo2tl During the period covered by the report,
the SPBC engineer was chiefly concerned with (1} preparati on
of troops and cargo for shi pment to forward areas, (2) prepara-
tion of new stock levels based on current needs, and (3) com-
pletion of plans to effect an early roll-up engideer act1-
v1 ties in the area.
2. surplua auppl1ea. As or 15 July 1945, there remained
1n the South Pacific area 96,136 MjT of surplus engineer equip-
ment and supplies.
3. P11DOai t1on ot auppliu . During th.e period 21 June
1945 to 2 1945, engi neer equipment and supplies were
shipped f roa baeee i n the Sout h Pacif ic t o bases i n the Middl e
Pae1f 1o and Western Paclflc al follows:
a. New Ca1e4on1a
To Ph111ppir.ee
To K1ddle Pacific
b. Gua4alcanal
To Ph1lipP1nn
To Middle Pacl tio
c. Etpi r1tu Santo
To Phlll ppi D ..
To Jl1ddle Pacific
15,000 K/T
5,300 Jl/T
12, 500 K/'f
K/T
3M K/!
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i ng amounts or enk1neer equipment and supplies remained in ths
South Pac1f1c area:
a. Depot stocks
b. In hands of troops
Total:
137,631 11/T
3. 57? 11/T
141,208 11./T
F. HIFOR!..ATION- EDUCATION OFFICER, Units leaving SPBC were
furnished orientati on kits containi ng material on various areas
in the Pac i fic, wi th information on the people, climate,
religion, and or the Philippi nes, Ryukyus, China,
and Japan.
G, ORDNANCE OFFICER.
1. Between 21 June and 2 September 1945, the
SPBC ordnance officer as chiefl7 concerned 1th (1) the pre-
f
arstion or troops and tor shipment to forward areas,
2) the or bases with regards to ordnance activities
and supplies, l3) routine supply or ordnance materiel to troops
remaining in the South Pacific, (4) routine maintenance or ord-
nance materiel in the South Pacific, and (5) superv1s1on or the
reconstruction or vehicles in New Zealand tor uce in the Ph1li,_
pine a.
2. Disposition of QUDplle, Shipments to the continental
United States included 3,495 M or sma11 arms ammunition and
1,983 155cm 11112 armor p1erc1ng proJectiles. Local die-
position consisted of burning 95? 11/T or chargee
tor ?- 18 155mJU guns, and 2,08? 11/T ot serviceable anti tank
mine a .
H, SIGNAL OFFICER, During the period covered bf thle report,
the SPBC signal section concerned itselr with the prep ... tion
or units tor ah1pment t o forward areas, the proceel1ng or
mente or excess stocks to other co.aands and to the continen-
tal United States, and the return to Australia and ew Zealand
ot reciprocal aid property.
I, QUARTrui.ASTER,
1. Support. The act1Y1ties or the SPBC qual'tet'lluter
during the t1nal period or the war consisted or the following:
a, The aarking, and shipment or all clase-
e or Q)l 1\lppli"" to forward areas.
b, The supply or subordiaate bases i n the SPBC.
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c. The of excess betreon SP3: pnd
Army Navy in the Pacific area.
c. The nnd shi pment or
for return to the continental United Sttes, and the return
of lend-lease to Allied
e. The prep!lration and se ;re '3ti on of "11 su;>_>lios or
A c iv111sn nature rh1ch were for sate.
f. The gradual cut down of all supplies,
units, and pPrsonnel i n t he !inal roll-up of bases in the Sout h
Pacific.
2. Covement of trgops. All quartercaster unite of this
were scheduled for to forward areas under the
terms of the Transo
J . Durin& the 21 June to Septecber 1945,
the SPEC aurgeon was primarily with (1) eatablish-
ment of a Joint Army-Navy hospital to handle the functions
of general hospital 1n the South area, (2)
of all Army faci liti es at Espiritu Santo, (3) reduc-
tion of dispensary facilities at all bases, (4) preparation
of medical units for shipment to forward areas, and (5) 9rD-
ceaeing for of cedical suo?l1es declared eYcess
to the of the South Pacific.
K. TRANSPORTATIO:l OFFICER.
1. The of the trAnsportation aection was
to control and personnel and cargo load-
1ng of units mounting from the South Pac1f1c, and to load three
echelons of support shippi ng tor Okinawa
2. fupoor t. Approximately 650, 000 of cargo (Army
and were shipped from South Pacific bases as compared to
lees than Z5,000 1:/T recelved from outslde areas. Twenty-thou-
sand troops, both Army and Navy, were embarked tor areas out-
side the South Pac1f1o.
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21 J UNE AND 2 1945
a. The rollowlng unit e departed rrom the South Pacific
under or t he Transo
Unit or Departure Destination
NES CALEDONI A:
3d Pltn, 897th eo.
492d Q;.. Depot
423d QJL Ldry Co (-1 Pltn)
362d Engr GS Regiment
315th Ord Depot Co
294th AGF Band
290th AGF Bend
282d Bn, Hq & Hq Det
275th Ldry Pl tn
274th QJl Pl tn
228th Salv Repr Co, let Pltn
ltlet liP PO'W Proc Pl tn
99th Cml Serv Co
69th Ord Hq & Hq Det
2d ore u.. vo
21st liP Crlm Inv Det
3119th Slg Serv Bn. Hq & Hq Det
13th Base Post Orrtce
538th Sal'i Repr Co
687th Bkry Co. 3 Pltns
343d liP Escort Guard Co. 4th Sect i on
753d Engr Parts SUp Co (- Det)
67th Lied Dep Co (- 1 S&I PI & 1 DP
Team)
?20th Sant t'ar:r Co
1050th Engr Gas Gen Det
lSOth Ord WA Co
167th Port Co
Ord Base Dep, Hq & Hq Det
415th Hal Surv Det
Sti ll Piet Lab Tm, Co A, 3119th
Slg Sv Bn
157th Ord Tire Repr Co
154th Port Co
3366th Stg Serv Bn, Hq & Hq Det
12th Base Post Office
GUADALCAMAL:
594 th ore umo Co
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30 J'..lne Cebu
30 June Lu:r.on
30 June Lu:r.on
30 June Cebu
30 June Batangas
30 J une Cebu
30 J une Luton
30 June Cebu
;x> June Cebu
30 June Lu:r.on
3C June Batangas
30 June Lu:r.on
30 June Batangae
30 June Batangas
30 June Batangas
30 June Sub1c
1 July Flneohhafen
1 July Batangas
1 July Batangaa
1 July Batanaaa
14 July Le:rte
l4 July Luton
14 July Luton
14 July Luton
14 Jul;y Lut;On
14 July Cebu
l4 J ul;r Luton
14 July Luton
29 July llanlla
16 Aug Luzon
16 Aug Luton
16 Aug Olt1na a
1 Sep Lu7:on
22 June Batangas
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343d 1l' E:1cort Guard (-4th Sec)
lOth Spec Co
16th Post Office
295th Band
lOlst Cllll. Proc Co
43lst Engr Dump 7ruck Co
472d Engr Co (-1 Pltn)
Ord Bn, Hq & Ho Det
Ord Dep Co
67lst Ord Co ( - 2 Sees)
3244th Serv Co
28th Hepl Bn l 3 Cos
Engr Base Dep,Hq & Hq Co
443d Surv Det
442<! lo:al Surv llet
444th Surv Det
40th Control Det
74th Control Det
75th lal Control Uet
76th Control Det
68th Ued Dep Co (-2 Pls & L DP
Team)
704th SAnitary Co
?16th Sanitary
15th Co
20th v-=.:nn
67th Slg Rad l!a!nt Un1 t
1423d Slt Vet
28:?d 0r11 ... a1nt Co
220th Port Co
?20th Engr Dep Co ( -let Platn)
217th SiG Uepot
585th Ord Ammo Co
127th Cml Proc Co
1047th Engr Gaa Gen Det
568th Bn, Hq & Hq Det
?35th Engr Hvy Sho9 Co
Still P1ct Lab Team, 3ll9th
Sig Sv Bn
Photo .Lsgmt Team, 3119th Sig Serv
Bn
86th Slg Red Walnt Un1 t
88th Sig Rad W.aJ.nt Un1 t
89th 81g Rad Unit
90th Sig Rad lola1nt Unit
9lst S1g Rad "a1nt Unit
207th S1g Rad "-aln t Un1 t
2d Spec Pl , 3ll9th S1g Serv Bn
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2" Jun
2? June
22 June
2f J une
26 June
26 June
26 June
June
26 June
26 Ju'le
26 June
26 June
26 June
16 July
15 July
16 July
16 July
16 J uly
16 July
16 J:.tly
16 July
16 July
16 July
16 July
16 July
16 July
16 July
16 July
16 July
18 July
18 July
1 July
18 July
18 July
18 July
18 July
18 July
7 Aug
7 Aug
7 Aug
7 Aug
7 .Lug
7 Aug
7 Aug
7 .Lug
7 Aug
Luo'l

a.,1oan
Luzon
LU:::O:l
Luzon
Lu1.on
Luton
Lu .. on
Lu>.on
L-.aon
Luzon
Luzo'l
Luzor.
Luzon
Luzon
LU%On

Luzon

Luzon
Luzon
Luzon
Lu1.on
l.lan1la
Luzon
Luzon
Luzon
Ce'bu
Ce'bu
Leyte

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Leyte
Leyte
Leyte
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Luzon
Luzon
Luzon
Luzon
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Control DPt
Decon Co
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12 Aug
12 Auc;
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o. In add1 tion to un1 ts covE>rea by thP : .a:so
me:'lt , the following departed:
Unit
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??0d Field Artillery
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?let AACS Group
Stg Serv Bn, Hq & Hq Det
GUADALCANAL:
53d F1nanc6 D1sburs1ng
932d Hoep Sh1p Platn
P.q, 150th AACS Sqdn
1 J uly
10 Jul!
14 OlUQ!St
30 August
2 Septe:nber
2
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Ot>!lu
Ok1MI':8
Ok1na.,.a
Cont. U, S.
B1eJt
c. or the above mentioned un1ta left tr.e
rol1owin3 1n South area ae or September 1945:
NEW CALEDONIA
Hq & Hq Company, South Paclfic Base
708th Army Postal Unl t , Type A.
939th QA Petroleum Products Laboratory-
510lst lllees TeSlll
2d Platoon, 314th Bakery Co
School tor and Cooks,
182d Chemical Platoon
1192 Eng1neer Base Depot, Hq & Hq Co
493d Engineer Heavy Shop Co
Eng1neer Depot Co
Det, 753d Engr Parts Sup,>ly Co
l095th Eng!neer Utilities
22d Cold Platoon
1416th Engineer Maintenance Detachment
l498th Engineer Ut1litles Co
8th General Hospital (1000 Bed)
5?2d QW Laundry DetachQent
S&I Pltn & let Mobile Dental Prosthet1e Rep TPam,
67th Depot Co
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556th Optical Re,a1r
558th Optical rlepair
559th Ued1csl
208th !.:111tat;' Pollee Co
L111t&ry Poli ce C?. (ZI)
332d Stabion (50-beu)
Hq &: He; Det, 35'2d Ordnance
51st Ordnance Co
192d Ordnance Depot Co
3145t h Ordr.ance HAl.. Co
3146th Co
Ml4th Ordnance HA:.: Co
486th Port Battalion, Ho &: Hq
289th Army Force Band
158th Port Co
l69th Port Co
1 70th Port Cc
527th Hq &: Hq Detachment
Battalion, Hq &: Hq Detachment
3108th Service Co
r.at Service Co
3348th Truck Co
3564th Truck Co
494th Depot Co ( Sup;>ly)
262d QW Laundry Platoon
584th Laundry Co 2d Platoon
292d Co (t), lese Butch Platoon
210th Si6na1 Depot Co
3119th Signal Service Battalion, Co A
28th Special Service Co (lees let and 2d Platoons)
850th TC Harbor Craft Co
AAF Weather Station 17-ol
AAF Weather Station l?-o2
1551- 3Y Operating Location sNPW-ATC
779th AAF Base Unit (l49th AACS Squadron)
Det 25 Base Unit (l49th AACS Squadron)
Det 23: ??9th AAF Base Unit (l49th AACS Squadron)
3854tb Sisnal Equip Ma1nt Det
3855th Signal Equip uet
3856th Signal Equip Maint Pet
385?th Signal Equip k&int Det
3892d Signal Weather Equip Det
3893d Signal Weather Equip Det
Station Complecent Squadron
470th Aviati on Squadron
340th Station Complement Squadron
692d Medi cal Hoapit$) Ship Platoon (Separate)
GUADALCAllAL
Hq a. Hq Co, Guadalcan&l I eland Colllllland
124th Army Ground Forces Band
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1056th Army Poatal Unit, Type A
96th Che:::i::c.l Service Co
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lCSth
123d Cr.e:::lcal Procesing
Checlcal Co
?96th Forestry Co
1096th Er.Elneer Utilities
Engl ner Fire Platoon
690th Base E0 uipment Co
?20th Engine r Depot Cc, let Suppl y Platoon
53d Finance D1Fbursing Section
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20th Hospital ( 500- bedJ
331Ft Station Hosoi tal (50-bed)
5l3th Detachcent
932d Hospital Ship Platoon
2d S&I Platoon, 68th Medi cal Depot Co & 1 DP Team
557th Ledical Optical Detachment
560th Optical Repair Detachment
561Rt Ledi cRl Optical RepAir DetBchcent
6th Laboratory
24th Control Detachment
41st ta13ria Control Detachment
446th Uelarla Survey Detachment
702d Sanitary Co
Hq & Hq Det , 58th Ordnance Base Depot, w/atch1 Chapl
395th Oror.ance lll: Co
535th Ordnance (Field Army)
3147th Ordnance Co
3437th Ordna.r.ce L.Alo: Co
Hq & Hq Detachment, 353d Bn w/atchd
52d Ordnar.ce Co
197th Ordnance Depot Co
Ordnance Co Renovation)
3148th Ordnance I.M! Co
3462d Ordnance Co
Hq & Hq Detachment, 525th Group, w/atchd Chapl
109th Gravea Registration Platoon
26lst Larundry Platoon
278th Refrigerati on Co (f), less Butch Pltn,
( Vet & Ref rig, & team)
336th Depot Co
Hq & Hq Detachment, Battalion (M), w/atchd
Medic&
314th Bakery Co (less 1st and 2d Platoons)
3243d Service Co
377lst Truck Co
37?2d Truck Co
3119th Signal Battalion, Co. D
364th TC Harbor Crart Co
293d QM Cold Storage Platoon
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230 th Po:-t Co
A4F Station H7-Q8
Det 1131, 149th A.<CS Squa.c!:-:>n
039th Squadron
47lst Av1at1on 1st Platoon)
l55lst Unit
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Ststion S4uadron
lAt 47lst Av1at!on Squadron
1551st ;.AF Base Un1 t, S./?;V, PD-ATC
Det 21, ?79th Base Unit, 149th AACS
AAF r.eather Stat1on H7-o4
l093d Ut111t1es
Hq & Ho DetL Port Bn /etchO
535th Port
3274th Service Co
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Headouarters & Headouarters Detachment, USAF A1tutak1
AAF Weather
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u.s. Arcy Joint Purchasing Board
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NUKUFE'I'AU
Hq & Hq Detachment, USAF Nukutetau
RUSSELL ISLANDS
AAF Weather Stat1on 17-o?
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A. ACTIVATIOK OF On 16 July, Army Air Forces, Paci-
rlc Ocean Area (AAFPOA) to and two new
and HeadQuarters 3quadron,
United States Strotez ic A1r (USASTAF) , and all
other unia rorDerly AAFPOA were
A1r Forcee, U1ddle Pacific (AIR...JDPAC). USASTAF wes placed
under control of United St ates Army Air Forces,
and after activation to Guam to direct the Very
Lont; Range { VLR) boc'bardlnent ot Japan. AIR!..IDPAC becal!le a
Jor echelon or &,d was charged with the air or
the Hawa11an Islands and control or all air units and air-bases
in thP Paciri c except for those in the Uarianae and on
!wo Jima. Despite the change in nomenclature and echelonment
or the a1r force the subordinate echelons ot the
unchanged, and cont inued their !unctions with-
out interruption. ComGenAlRUIDPAC assumed the admi nistrative
functions previously held by
rlEHAdlLITATION. Prior to the Ryukyus campaign, aporoxl-
mately 500 combat personnel per month through AAFPOA
rehabil i tation and rest centers on Oahu. the assault
on Okinawa, considerably greater numbers ot co:bat personnel
took advantage or these rac1litiee. During June, July, and Au-
gust, a total of 4,7o6 air force personnel was rehabilitated
at these centers. In addition, considerable numbers of combat
pereonnel were processed at the rest and recreation center at
Field tor reassignment to the Zone or the Interior.
Their were brought up to date, and inno-
culations were given, equipment difficulties were alleviated,
snd recreation was provided during the time they remained at
the center.
C, .II!\ ENGIIIEER.
1. Organization.
a. AFUIDPAC attached all avi ation engineer units i n
the l:arianas and on I..-o Jima to AIRI.I l>PAC tor personnel admini-
stration. rolloing unitl were stationed 1n the Mariana@
and on Iwo JiiiiA to supoor t the VLR progt<am:
927th
llo4th
811th
1862d
1863d
l864th
1868th
Engi neer Aviation Regi oent
Eng i neer Aviati on Battalion
Engi neer Aviati on Battalion
Engi neer Aviati on Battalion
Av1at1on Battalion
Engineer Av1at1on lattali on
Engineer Avi ati on Battalion

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l887th Engineer Aviation Battalion
l890th Engineer Avi ation Battalion Tinian
l899th Engineer Aviation Battalion Guam
b . The following aviation engineer unite moved to
Okinawa from tho or the weet ooaet or the continental
United States to support the VLR program, and upon arrival at
target they were attached to the Okinawa AOF tor operation:
928th Engineer Aviation
93M Engineer Aviation Regic:ent
935th Engineer Aviation Regiment
OOllt Engineer Aviation Battalion
805th Engineer Aviation Battali on
806th Engineer Aviat ion Battalion
807th Engineer Aviation Battalion
l870th illg1neer Aviation Battalion
18824 Engineer Av1a101on Ba1010al1on
l885th Engineer Aviation Battali on
l886th Engineer AYiation Battalion
l90llt Engineer Aviat ion Battalion
1902<1 Engineer Aviation BattaliOII
190:54 Engineer Aviation Battalion
l908th Engineer Aviation Battali on
l909th Engineer AYiation Battalion
l915th Engineer Aviation Ba ttali on
D. fi.UHER.
1. rro
wae aade to all
2l June to 8eptber 1945, an effort
area and to continue to
Middle Pacific.
weather oo-1tmente 1n the R:JU)tyue
render etrYice to other areas in the
2. Trtrn1gf. A Weather Serrice hea4Quartere, POA, auper-
vhed the rai ng or all unite 110unt1ng fro Oahu. Pereonnel
departing fro Oahu received inetructione 1n Jungle training
and introduction to coabat conditione.
:5. Ors!!!1&at1on. All Wll.te or AAr Weather Serr1oe, POA,
whioh were deployed to Okinawa were attached to the Eighth Air
Force tor ratione an4 QUartere.
4. Aa ot 2 Septber 194&, the following weather
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stPti ons in i n the Ryukyus area strengths
as i:ldl::.:.te:i:
Locati on
Etabl1 ehed
7- 18 K11dena Airfield 10 June 45
7-00 ( es Cen) Hq Eighth Air Force 7 Aut; 45
7- 22 Naha Airf1eld 13 July 4e
Electronics Section 8 July 45
7-25 Bolo .U.rfield 6 July 45
7- 62 Yonten A1rt'1elc 20 Apr 45
I e Shi ma Airt'1eld 14 kay 45
7- 64 Airf ield 26 July 45
7- 66 l.!otobu Airfield 23 Aug 45
l!q P..d Area l!q Ei ghth Air Force 45
To tel
StreMth
p,;ficerA
2 14
16 63
1 13
2 21
2 14
2 15
2 21
2 5
2 11
2.... -12....
36 199
6 , In order to mai ntain morale at a h l &h
level and to rurther individual i n the work of the
weathFr serv1ce, a policy had been established t or rotating
personnel from one station to another every six months. Every
effort was to return task force personnel four to
si7 months after the initial landings. or weather personr.el
participating in the Okinawa operation, 80 per cent or the
first two echelons had returned either Guam or Oahu by 3
SepteobPr, ar.d it planned to return the remaining 20 per
cent within the next conth.
E. LESSONS LARNW A!:O CORrtECTIVE ACTIOll TAKEN.
1. Weather During the Okinawa operati on, tech-
n1callf-tr81ned weAther personnel were ass i gned duties tor which
they had no previous training. Weather officers, 8219,
were used t o fill the positions o r adJutant, personnel, and sup-
ply men and motor mechanics. Thus the original training recei ved
by these officers and enlisted men was not properly utilized,
and they had received no previous instructions for the positions
that they occupied.
2. Weather Numerous eaeential items which were
not authorized in T 0 E 1-627 required special approvftl troe
cPBC headqua rters . A recommendation has been made that T/0 &
E 10627 be expanded to include additional r eouired equipment.
F. ASSISTANCE RENDE!U:D TO NAVY AND IURINES. 'l'be following Navy
and Marine organization were provided Army weather aervioe b,y
AAF weather stations on Okinawa:
Marine Alr Group 22
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arlne A 1 r 33
Ai r 43
53Jd .. Nl;:;ht F1t!htE'r Squadron
! 4'?d . l:ie:ht Fi.:;h ter
540d !..arlne ll1cht Fl..:;hter Squadron
Tssk ForcP 31
Task Force 3? 8
Carrier Task Force 38
Carrier Task Force 58
VPB 109
Naval VPB l!C
N.flval VP!3 123
Naval IPB 124
Naval VD-1
Naval Air Transport Service
Transport A!r Group
A1r Defense Control
Tactical A1r Force
F1eet Ai r One
Naval Cperations Base
Noval Port Di rector
Third Amoh1b1ous Corps
Transient Aircraft
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1. Plannir.g.
a . Durin period 21 June to ? SepteobPr 1945, the
Trs1n1ng Coocand (RTC) essisted 1n the procurer.ent,
housin;, subsi stence, trA1r.1ng,
tion, Inventory, and of c111tary personnel in the
i.IDPAC Are ...
b. On 21 June eyleted
1n Tenth Army units. were 1ncrepsed by the 1n1tia-
t1on 4f the proGr3m and by for the
rehabilitati on of the ??th and 96th A backloG
prevented the of to Oklnara orl or
to the departure of the ??t h &nd 96th Divisions for rehsb1li-
tet1on areas i n the Ph1lip>1nes. Therefore, with the
rence of CinCAFPAC, 5, 050 infantry, 450 armored force, and 325
field art11 1 ery replacecents were ;l1verted !'rom Ok1naa to the
Phillpoines. These replacements were suf'1c1ent to permit re-
adJuetcent or eligible 1ntentry, rorcP., end
art1l,ery personnel, eut the War Department.had not conf irmed
sufficient replacements 1n service force categories to permit
these divisions to be brought to full strength.
e. With the transfer or the Ryukyus area to CinCAFPAC
on 1 August 1945, the Replacement Training Comcand ras relieved
rrom any rurther support in the Ryukyus,
d. The War OepartmMt made available to AF:JDPAC ror
larger nucbers or infantry &nd force re-
thsn were required to replace all the then-eligible
personnel in i nfantry and armored force units.
RTC drew up plane to the excess and armored
replacements 1n other arms and oervloes, and thus speed
the release or all eligitae personnel.
2. Orgonl; a t 1on.
a . was requi r ed to ports ot dis-
tor 26,500 replacements duri ng the peri od 15 June to
15 July 1845. The replacement officer that approx-
i mately 10,800 replacements be shi pped to Okinawa, 9, 150 to
Saipan, and the remainder to Because the or
the ?4th Replacement Battalion on Oki nawa not be a dequate
to process the replacements to be channeled through Okinawa,
RTC recommended that a replacement depqt headquarters and one
additional replacement be asi g ned there. On 15 June
1945, the 25th Replacecent Depot and the 73d Replacement Batta-
l i on with the 236th, 238th, and 239th Replacement Com-
panlea tor Oltlnawa.
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b . Upon arr1al or the 25th Replacement Depot at Ok1-
nawa, the 74th Replacement Battalion wae released from
ment to the Tenth Army and assigned to the depot.
c. By mid-June, 1945, the flow or replacements through
the 23d Replacement Depot at Sa1pan indicated that a fourth re-
placement battalion would be urgently needed 1n the J.!ar1anas
by 1 September 1945. It was seen that an additional battalion
would provi de 1mmed1ate support t or any future operation and
would be in an excellent position tor further deployment to
Okinawa it necessary. The RTC obtained final concurrence in
this move from on 25 June. The additional allotment
ot admin1etratiTe buildings reQuired tor this unit was author-
ited by CinCPOA. The 124th Replacement Battalion arrived on
Sa1pan 20 August 1945.
d. The transfer ot the 25th Replao .. ment Oepot with
assign"d unite to AFPAC relieTed the RTC or all responsibility
tor replacement support ot the Tenth Army and the Ryukyus area.
Pur1ng the tlnal period ot the war the RTC conferred its acti-
vities to replacement support or
e. Upon aotivation or the United States Army Strate-
gic Air Force (USASAF), the RTC was collllllitted to furnish con-
tinued support to USASTAF forces in the UIDPAC
area unt il such time as USASTAF would be prepared to accept
reaponsibiliti tor ita own repla cement support.
3. Supply and equipment.
a. The War Department on 10 June 19i5 directed porte
ot embarkation on the west coast or the United States to equi p
all replacements scheduled tor the .t.UDPAC area with small arms
at the ratio or 70 per cent -1 rifles and 30 per cent oar-
binee. Aotual movement or replacements with weapons , however,
did not begl n untll 8 July, and after a month the War Depart-
ment discontinued this arrangement.
4. Training.
a. Courses ot instruction proT1ded at the 13th Re-
plac-nt Depot on Oellu and the 2M ReplaceMnt Depot on Salpan
included the folloWing: phyaical con41Uon1ng, radar control ,
perimeter detenee, precautions in Of CaPture, hygiene and
sanitation, sw1a.1ng 1nstruot1on, use or hand grenades, battle-
field burial and graves registration, Japaneae weapons, recog-
n1 t1on or a1ror&tt and vehicles, cb-ioal warfare den-
etrationst use and preparation or ooabat ratione, ooabat
trainUig Paoitio Coabat Training Center, Oehu and Combat
Training Course, 8a1pan), Phlbioue training (at Waianae Train-
ing Center, Oabu), and tiring tor t .. il1arhat1on and quallt1-
oat1on 1n all &rae.
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b. or approXimately .42,000 replacements processed for
these operations through the replacement system, th e following
percentage received training in subjects listed below:
General subJects and conditioning tr61n1ng
Weapons training
Combat training
Amph1b1oua training 42:)(
5 . Replacement units preparing to move tor-
ward from shu were inspected b7 CPBC. 'l'he equipment or each
replacement was checked against a special list, determined by
the unit to which he was assigned, and all records were com-
pleted and 1ndoreed.
6. Support.
a. Duri ng the peri od 2l June to 2 September, a t otal
or 19,931 rePlacements was delivered to the Tenth Army. or
t his number, 9,00l arrived in August and early S@pt ember, Atter
control or the Tenth A:rmy had passed to CinCAFPAC.
b. A total of 17,480 replacements was delivered to RTC
uni te on Oabu while 4 ,800 were dispatched to Saipan.
c . Between 2l June and 2 Septecber , 4,107 exceas in-
fantry and 170 excess armored replacements were converted to
speed the release or ellglble personnel ln the arms and eer-
vicee.
d. Total r e plaoemente r eceived in the Pacitl c
during the peri od 21 June t o 2 September 1945 are l isted
arm or service 1n Addendum No. l to this part.
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TOTAL RECE.IVED
ltl THE lollDDLE !ACIFIC BY AlUi OR SERVICE DURING Pilt!OD
21 JUNE 1945 TO 2 StPTtiiBtR 1945
Arm or Service
AAF
AC-AS'II'MF
ASF
CkP
cws
Si g C
liD
TC
ANC
BI
ORD
QI.IC
CE
AGF
CAC(.AA)
CAV
FA.
ARIID
INF
Total
Reml111t1oned
662
33
56
38?
540
59?
628
?58
?46
1,048
1,061
16
?5
1,152
1 ,121
13 490
22,515
Unregu1s1 t10llec1
!lli!
3,2?5
3,937
33
20
56
40?
540
59?
628
?58
30
??6
30
1,0?8
20
1,081
16
100
175
1,173
2,325
l,M9
2,770

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42,211
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s ection proees eed ioo neeatives o1
pnotoLra;>hs or airli elds at1a ot ... er J:1l i tr.r y instllatio .. s 1n
tile and J apan. Prints ere prepared c.; t t.e .,.eeler
i'ield puotoFraouic l bor at ory ..1nder a pee i al ee.:.>rit;- pr ovisions
and er e delivered to tr.e i c.tell1
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eace di vis ion of Al"-l"'.i?, . .; .
2 . ; ensor snip of %ail and personal
cations as a.::cozpliaued b7 JOi t oi:i.:;era Jnde r SJpeiv1sion of
a .: .. i ef oase censor at eac .. i nst al lation.
3, O?ci1.ATlv"o A .. .., :':\.AI;. I.,:; ( .. - 3) ,
1. Creanization. uni ts liOJnted out oy VI Ai r 3ervice
Are!! f or part1.:1pat1on i n tbe linal pi:.ase o: t .. e
ar are l i sted belo:
Avi at i on Battalion
311th Troop ,;arrier Squadron
2letn Carrier Squadron
... no;ir.eer Aviation Sattali:ln
3d Signal *aintenance Team
Detacn:ent 64, Army Air forces
Service, Unit D.
92Stn - Obineer Aviation
305tb figt.ter Cont r ol Squadr::>l
1714tL Service
Okina a Droppable Unit
2. Tra i ning.
Date of dena. t _re
c5 J '-lne 1945
aa July 1945
aa July 1945
22 Jul/ 1945
24 J Jly 1945
26 J ..tlj 1945
:n J.llr 1945
(round
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7 1945
9 August 1945
a. All troop csu rier uni te in t hia area ere
i n air-aea ditcning b/ tbe Combat Or e Replacecent Center on
l auai. Wavigators r e.:eived instruction at t oe Loran iaviga tora'
School a t laval Air Sta t ton, Oanu. I n addition, person-
nel a ssi gned to v- 47 t J pe t r oop carrier unite sere i nstructed i n
t oe operation of t be ne er C-46 type a 1rcr att. a&ny of t he
personnel bo were t r ained participated in tbe i inal c am-
paigns of war.
b. A nuber of oobat orewa were kept i n readi neaa at
t he Combat Cr ew neplacement Center , Barking Sande, an4 were eent
forard, as requi red, to t ne Far iaatern Air f or cea.
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tra1n1nG program.
C.
1. Sup>ly tt>r:u_1..;>Le..:J..i. A F f !"'or-- t!':e
Hara11an su t ..-ed to bno::t:
Of Of
\": A.;AC coo!'<ltn:ne.i rf'cu1P1 t\!:>nF ro:- crt tlc"l 1 -1t!> cp:;;
c:;U9)1V 4Prv1ceos .. 1ncu'!"'e a?,:>!""O?r1ate pr1o;-tt1ec rerf'
thPt ... ttere -:nd:e ,:01"1'r dt,.S.
Althou._:!'l ao roved eou1iJ:"' ... conF!.C.f"':"Cc!
:.10st t.:::1tJ=: , F::>:'":t" or_;c"1\ zcs.t 1"lns l"".sd froc c::-
,:>l'r1ence i n thP for-!lr.! lll'fP tr.E..: f'"'f'Oto:"\
... ere S:Jch Ca$eS 'tiPr e .. :!'\P v1pv
pol"lte of e:;d :tn::l "P" b1ven
1n prepar1lu Llets of Equ1pt:ent .
z. S;>ec1a l provi ded f&::1lit1e<;
offered nf tPChniCPl
i n;; of' ..,.. , units ste.inc; rror. VI 'A:3AC
3 . sect.ions cor.ducte i"'forrnnl
?f thP
.'I A3AC
4, Lo3ainr Rna tmbqrkatlqn. Un1t 1neructPd 1n the
!Of UP&T and pror.nel loqd-
for:s checked before delivery to
to piers we by Vl and
by AP&SC. After or round rchelons,
re?lPcement nlanea and crews were s:a&ed and processed at the
coiDbet Crew neolacement Center and sent fo""ar<! reouired by
the Seventh Air F'orce and Rocket f 1r1ng devices, etra-
rer noses, and other modifications were effec ted on replace-
combat planes by the sub-depot at 'Nheeler
5 . Ai r and ;apolv. The servtces rendered by
air maintenance and supply uni ts assigned to the VI ASAC
support of pending operati ons are described below bj stations.
a. Wherler field Sub-Depot. The
division prepared 24 B-25 ' s ror the 16th and 17th T,rget
Squadron, six P-ol's aeFigned to the Night Ftght er Squadron,
and 23 for the 41st aombardment In add1t1on, t he
sub-depot furnished pack- up k1ts, a ircraft and accessortee,
b. The Bellows Bub-Depot. Thte orgen1rnt1on
prepared 96 A-2Q's ror the 319th Group, and 28 C-46
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o; t.o<'! 3llta and ;)16to Troop ;an ier :Sq..:acirons were f : rn1suet:
..l'!-ip.e.,: and a s.1pply fo:- aircra!t.
.; r e ,. "ephce -ent .;enter. Tth
.:>re.:>P.re<C 7Z ..;-.;5 s Io the 9tn, <;.;tn, and 316tb Troop
Jar:ier 70 B-24s ro.r 2o B-25's :or tLe 41st
.3.:> _ .. r->..:..'; =d 26 :.-23's io1 !he .)19t !l 9o.!lb 3roup. Toe :J>dn-
and S.l!},>l/ ;>repar ti;>n a: toe atr=r l'll t i ..
3C inspection, oin.:>r as
)/ t .. e t .. eater .:o=e.nder, t echnical order CO!Ilplian;:es, and
s..:.p9ly o: :1ya ay cells for eacn plane as necessitated ry tbe
rJ - 1:r".entc .:>! t11e areas.
d , l:t" Ser'lioe Squadron. Tbis ..llli t processed 53
2-33 s, 3-Z4s, 130 3-35i s for organizations assigned
to t .. e - A.t1anas and f:...r . Tne ca1atenance and s.1pply prepa-
r:io:.s of pla.l"S Ltcl.ded ro, tine ir.spe::ti")ns , en;:i ne
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t ere flo11n i ro.t vauJ to tr.e .i.ariena.o a;,,, t:.e
.<f.l><;.:.s of troop.;:arrier plar.es of tue VI <>.SA.; .
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II! s..:;>.Jlieo i .. ati[lt iou IJltt,l i;!:." . oo<::in_: !l:o n
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PARTICIPATII:G AlU.Y UNITS
1. During the period covered by this report, 21 June to
2 September 1945, the rollow1n& Army units were made availabl e
by HAr""1. IDPAC ror the support or the Ryuk)'\16 area:
Infantry
147th Infantry Regiment
Antiaircraft Artillery
63d
51 4th
?38th
586th
865th
96Sth
2;50th
250th
294th
Ant1a1rcratt
Ant1a1roratt
Antlaircrart
Antiaircraft
Antiaircraft
Antiaircraft
Antlalrcratt
Antiaircraft
Antialrcratt
Artillery
ArUllery
Artillery
Artillery
Artillery
Artillery
Artillery
Art Ulery
Artillery
Gun Battalion
Gun Battalion
Gun Battalion
Battery C
Automatic Weapons Battalion
Searchlight Battalion, Battery B
Searcnlight Battery A
Searchlight Battalion, 2d Platoon,

?20th Amphibian Tractor Battalion
Field Artlllery
42lat ?ield Artillery Rocket Battalion
?49th Field Artillery Battalion, 8 1nch howi tzer
?50th Field Artillery Battalion, 8 inch
AdJutant General
AdJutant General Publ1cat1ona
lSOth Army Postal Unit, Type K
18lst Army Postal Unit, Type J
226th Postal Unit, Type J
337th Amy Po a t al Unit, Type K
54 7th Army Postal Unit , Type J
970th Army Postal Unit, Type J
1054th Army Postal Uni t, Type A
10S5th Arwy Postal Unit, Type A
l O?th Machine Recorda Unlt
62d Headquarters, Base General Depot, Type E
22lst Army Ground Force Band
259th Army Ground Fo.roe Band
29lat Army Cround Force Band
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Chemical
7lst Chemical Battalion
147th Chemical Warfare General Service Company
14Sth Chemical Warfare General Service Company
Headquarters and Headquarters Detachcent, 28th Chemical Smoke
Generating Battalion
67th Chegical Scoke Generating Company
68t h Chemical Sooke Generating Company
?let Chemical Smoke Generating Company
23let Depot Company
Engineer
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 42?th Engineer Con-
etruct1on Group
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, ll76th Engineer Con-
struction Group
176th Engineer Construction Battalion
163let Engineer Construction Battalion
1776th Engineer Construction Bat t alion
1344th Engineer Combat Ba t talion
1684th Engineer Combat Battalion
Headquarter s ar.d Headquarter s Company, 60lat Engi neer BaAe Depot
Headquarters and Headquarters 1408th Engineer Base Jepot
1326th Engineer General Service Regi cent
l330th Engi neer General Service Regi ment
l33lst Engineer General Servi ce ReSiment
657t h Engi neer Topographi c Battalion
3020th Engi neer Topographic Company
?25th Engineer Base Depot Company
750th Engineer Keavy Shop COmpany
l5?4th Engineer Keavy 8hop Company
1532d Engineer Dump Truck Company
1534th Engineer Dump Truck Company
3064th Engineer Pump Truck Company
306?th Engineer Dump Truck Company
3069t h Engineer Dump Truck Company
30?0th Engineer Dump Truck Company
307lat Engineer Dump Truck Company
30?2d Engineer Dump Truck Company
30734 Engineer Dump Truck Company
3074th Engineer Du.p Truck Company
3076th Engineer Truck Company
3078th Engineer Du.p Truck Copany
448th Engineer Depot
6834 Engineer Light Equipment Company
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Encinccr LQUipment Company
En&ineer Company
Engineer L:aintenance Co::1pany
Engineer Company
Encineer Foundr7 Oetachcent
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!I 20th
14?bth
l494th
320?th
l?36th
1737th
2810th
318lst
3182d
3187th
2884th
1738th
1739th

Engineer Searchlight Laintenance Detachment
EnGineer Searchlight Lalntenance
Engineer Petroleum Distribution Company
Engineer Petroleum Company
Engineer Petroleum Distribution Company
Engineer Base Equipent Company
Engineer Port Repair Shop
Engineer Gas Generat i ng Detachcent
Engineer Gas Generating Detachment
Engineer Oas Generating
Intelligence
Japanese Order or Battle Team
Japanese Order or Battle Team
34th
41st
162d
496th
963d
964th
6202d
6215th
Photo Interpreter Team
Counterintelligence Corps
Counterintelligence Corps Detachment
Interpreter Detachment
Censor Detachment
l:edical
377th Statlon Hospital
382d Station Hospi tal
528th Malaria Control Detachment
529th Malaria Control Detachment
530th Malaria Control Det achment
53lst kalaria Control Detachment
532d Malaria Control Detachment
Malaria COntrol Detachment
534th Control Detachment
535th l!alarla COntrol Detachment
&o6th Malaria Survey Detachment
607th l!alarla Survey Detachment
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608th l ' alar1a Detachment
Veterinary Hospital Detachment
306th Veterinary Hoapital Detachment
694th Ambulance
?17th L.edical San1 tat ion Co::opany, let Platoon
S??th ledical Supply Detachcent, Type 5
304th Led1cal Detachment
308th l ed1cal Detachoent
33?th Led1cal
8?4th l edlcal Optical Repair Detachment
8?5th Led1cal Optical Repair Detachment
149th Veterinary Food Inspection Detachment
389th Ledical Ueuro-Surgical Detachment
40lst Thoracic Surgical Detachment
402d. L.edical Thoracic Detachoent
353d J..ed1cal D1epenearY, Type GC
111ll tarY Pollee
?26th Cilitary Police Battalion
?85t h l:tlltary Pollee Battalion
Ordnance
72d Ordnance Group, Headquarters and HeadquarterG Jetachment
Ordnance Base Depot, Headqua rters and
:>etachment
3d Ordnance Battalion, Headquarters
1?5th Ordnance Battalion, Headquarters
303d Ordnance Battalion, He.adquartere
305th Ordnance Battalion, Headquarters
24?th Ordnance Aamun1t1on Company
248th Ordnance Ammun1t1on
3226th Ordnance Depot Company
and Headquarters
and Headquarters
and Headquarters
and Headquarters
and
and Headquarters
323lot Ordnance Depot Company
93?th Ordnance HeaTY Autocot1Te l!a1ntenance COlllpany
96?th Ordnance HeaT)' Automot1Te l!a1ntenance Company
9?let Ordnance HeaTY AutoC>otiTe Colllpany
3610th Ordnance HeaTY Auto;;otive l.la1ntenance COIIlPIII'Y
564th Ordnance Heavy Cocpany, Tank
Ordnance Lla1ntenance Company, Ant1a1roratt
l54th Ordl>ance a.ledium J.:a1ntenance COJDpany
382d Ordnance lled1um Automotive ilaintenance Company
3520th Ordnance lo!ed1um Autosotive ka1ntenance Company
390th Ordnance L!ed1um lta1ntenance Company
406th Ordnance Medium lilaintenanoe Co.pany
?15th Ordnance Light IAaintenanoe Company
303lst Ordnance Baae Maintenance Colipai\Y
3032d Ordnance Ball AutomotiTe Maintenance Company
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Detachl::ent
Detachl:ent
Detachment
Detachment
Detachment
Detachment
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Ordnance (COnt'd)
3046th
?20th
490th
276th
277th
95th
96th
l04th
216th
217th
219th
244th
3119th
Ordnance
Ordnance
Ordnance
Ordnance
Ordnance
Ordnance
Ordnance
Ordnance
Ordnance
Ordnance
Ordnance
Ordnance
Ordnance
Base Autoc otive Company
Renovation Company
Tire Repair Company
Tire Repair Detachment
Tire Repair Detachment
Disposal Squad
Bomb Disposal Squad
Bomb Disposal Squad
j)isposal Squad
Bocb Disposal Squad
Bocb Disposal Squad
Ballistics
J.lotor Vehicle Assembly Company
Quarter caster
24th Quartermaster Group, Headquarters and Hea dquarters
Detachment
475th Quar ter master Group, Headquarters and Headquarters
.:>etachment
S29th Quartermaster Group, Headquarters and Headquarters
Detachment
58th Quartermaster Base Depot, Headquarters and Headquarters
Detachment
26t h Battali on, lobile , Headquarters and Headquarters
Detachment
Q).: Battalion,
Q!d Battalion,
Ql.: Battalion,
QJ.l Bat t alion,
31st
32d
99th
186th
Detachment
HeAdquarters and P.eadquartera
Headquarters and Headquarters
Uobile, Headquart ers and Headquarter&
229t h QU Battalion, Headquarters and HeadQuarters Detachment
315th Batt811on, Wob1le, Headquarter& and Headquarters
Detachment
49?th QU Battalion, Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment
569th Ql.: Battalion, Wcbile, Headquarters snd Headquarter
Detachment
69lst
l50th
164th
3829th
4102d
4l06th
412lat
4122d
4544th
828th
4th
169th
4500th
468th
Battali on, Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment
Quartermaster Truck Company
Truck Company
Quartermaster Car Company
Quartermaater Railhead Company
Platoon, l6lst Quartermaster Bakery Company
Quartermaster Bakery Company
Quartermaater Bass Depot Company
Quartermaster Depot Company
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S76th
2d
31634
4345th
4347th
4515th
4518th
4525th
4109th
4ll0th
4l12th
:3057th
2d
44?9th
4480th
824th
860th
86lst
36let
550th
4th
1524th
:3070t.))
3096th
159tb
248th
249t h
250th
252d
253d
258th
259th
260th
, 2?lst
2?6th
322d
508th
3?5th
269th
2?7th
278th
284th
28fith
339tb
340th
34lst
342d
343d
344th
3?0th
3?lst
)epot Company
Platoon, 3259th Quartermaster Service Company
Quartercaster Service Company
Quartercaster Service Cocpany
Quartermaster Service Company
Quartercaster Service Company
Quarteroaster Service Company
Quartermaster Service Cocpany
Quartermaster Salvage Collection Company
Platoon, 3065tb Quartermaster Salvage Repair Company
Quartermaster Salvage Repair Company
Quarter master Salvage Repair Copany
Quartermaster Fumigation and Bath Company
Qu&rtermaater Laundry Company
Quartermaster Laundry Company
Platoon, 589th Quartermaster Laundry Company
Quarteroaster Laundry Company
Quartermaster Hospital Laundry
Quartermaster Hospital Laundry Detachment
Quartercaster Hospital Laundry Detachment
Quartermaeter Hospital Laundry Detachment
Quarter:aster Hospital Laundry Detachment
Quertercaster Hospital Laundry Detachment
Quartercaster Hospital Laundry Detachmept
Hoepital Laundry Detachment
Quartermaster Laundry Platoon
Quartermaeter Laundry Detachment
Quartercaeter Laundry Detachment
Quartermaeter Laundry Detachment
Quartermaster Laundiy Detachment
Quartermaster Laundry Detaehment
Quarterma1ter Laundry Detachment
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5llth Quartermaster Laundry Detachment
512th Quarterm$$ter Laundry Detachment
Signal
3?96th
379?th
32d
38th
79th
83d
539th
54th
3126th
3922d
4016th
3l06th
3925th
3346th
3322d
324lat
82d
19Bth
323lst
3233d
3234th
3235th
3236th
3210th
3223d
3900th
3901st
3902d
3?95th
9th
105th
ll2th
113th
232d
260th
252d
282d
3llth
3l6th
317th
Signal Service Battalion, Headquarters and Headquarters
Detachment
Si&nal Service Battalion, Headquarters and Headquarters
Detachcent
Signal Construction Battalion
Signal Construction Battalion
Signal Heavy Construction Battali on
Signal Heavy Construction Battalion
Signal Heavy Conatructlon
Signal Service Company
Signal Service Detachment
Servlce Platoon
Signal Photo Service Company
Signal Ba se Depot Company
Signal Intercept and l:oni to ring Company
Signal Newsreel Detachment
Signal Battalion, Radio Intelligence Detachment
Signal Pboto Company
Signal Photo Detachment
Signal Photo Processing Detachment
Signal R!ght of Way Construction Detachment
Signal Right ot Way Construction Detachment
Signal Right ot Way Construction Detachment
Signal Intelli gence Service Detachment , Type C
Signal Radar lola1ntenance Unit, Type A
Signal Radar llaintenanoe U11it, Type B
Signal Radar lolaintenance Unit, Type B
Signal Radar Maintenance UnU, Type B
Signal Radar llaintenance Unit, Type C
Signal Radar ila1ntanance Un1 t, Type C
Signal Radar lola1nt enance Unit, Type C
Signal Radar i.laint enanoe Unit, Type C
Signal Radar kaint enance Un1 t, Type D
Signal Radar lla1ntenance Unit, TYPe F
Signal Radar llaintenanoe Unit, Type F
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Fo:-t Coopany
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InfantrY
98th )1vision
?67th Tank Bnttallon
Inte!U ence
30lst
40th
155th
98th
403d
404th
468th
49Gth
497th
498th
He:>dquarters Intell1t;ence Jetachoent
Japanese Or.ier or 3Attle Team
Photo Team
Counterintelli gence Corps
Corps Detachment
Counter1ntellit;ence Corps Detachment
Counter1ntellitience Corpa Jetachment
Counterintelli gence Corps
Counterin:elliGence Corps )etachoent
Counterintell1eence Corps Jetach.cent
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i.o. 95
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569th

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Cocbat
Enelr.eer 3nttal1on
Sattnl!on
Ene;ineer Bo9.t .:o:;;pany
i.nrtr.eer Rit;ld Boat Con:pany
t.nglneer Fnoto l a;>; in(; Platoon
En::;tneer Topogra!>IHc Bat:alion
Ret;lc:ental L.ovu!lnt: "i'eam (less Eoa;; "att,.llon)
!."edical
:;eneral Hospital
General Hospital
319th Hospital
3??th Station Hospital
556th Optical Repair Jstachment
55?th Optical Repair
04th l"alarla Survey 1.in1t
527th l" "laria Survey r nt t
86th Evacuation
Field Hospi tal
98th Field Hospital
65th ;:edlcal Coc:pan:r
6 .. 6th Collection Cocpany
k111 tarr Police
2d Platoon, 152d i..111tar:l Pollee Prisoner of :1111' Processln Co.

J655th Quartermaster Truck
305let Quartercaeter Graves Rebl etratlon Cocpany. 1st Platoon
Signal
3925th Signal Service ::>etachmente 9 and 10
TrMeoortation
492d Aoph1b1an Truck Cocpany
2219th Transport Team
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The di apo&1t1on ot t roops on 1slands ln the :' iddl e
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A. CENTRAL PACIHC AREA
l. Oahu
General
Army Force s, }'iddle Pac1f1c
lra1n1ng Comcand
Central Pac1t1c Baee Comcand
Combat Training Cozmand
Exchange Section, CPBC
and Headquartere Company APO 455
Headquarters a nd Headquarters Company APO 950
Headquart ers and Headquarters Company APO 952
Headouarters and Headouartere Company APO 954
Headquartere a nd Headquarters Company APO 955
Headquarters and Headqua r t ers Company APO 956
and Headquarte rs Company APO J5?
Headquarters a nd Headquarters Cozpa ny APO 958
Headqua rters and Headouartera Company APO
CPBC Schoo.
CPSC School t or Cl erks and Stenograpnere
Transportation Service , CPrC
Finance Officer, US Army
Army CinCPAC
Armed Force s Induction Statton
Chemical Warfare Service, CPBC
V.edlcal Service, CPBC
Comounication Se rvice CPBC
l'1li tary Pollee Comr.:and, cPEC
Veterinary Station Hoep1tal
Construc tion Service, CPBC
CPBC Casual Depot
Quarte rmaster Service, CPBC
Ordnance Depot
Hawaiian Warfare Dep>t
I nve stigation Divie1on, Provost Larebal General
Quartermaster Detachment, Area 2
Quartermaster Detachment, Area 4
Detachment, Area 5
Quart ermaster Depot, APO 95?
School tor Bakere and Cooke
Hawaiian Secret Se rvice
Headquarters Detachment, Ordnance Service
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Dog Training Center
Central Recorda Depot
Recreation Center Detachment, Ar.y Port and SerYice
Coamend
2219tb
222let
2222d
22;55th
22;59th
227;5d
2274th
228?th
6200th
6202d
620;54
6204th
6206th
620?th
6209th
6210th
62llth
6215th
6216th
623;5d
626let
6262d
626M
6264th
626otb
6268th
6269th
199th
2;56th
288tb
;500tb
llltb
12let
213th
226th
264tb
284tb
286tb
293d
299tb
Traneport Quartermaster Team
Signal. Radar Team
Signal Radar Ten
Adjutant General Publication Depot
Trainer Company
Hawaiian Antiaircraft Artillery Coamend
Hawai i an Seacoast Artillery Coamand
CPBC Pereonnel Center
tanguage Training Detachment
Intelligence Special Detachment
Intelligence Special Detacbaent
Intelligence Special Detachaent
Intelligence Special Detachment
Rehabilitation Company
Inltruetor - Inspector Team
Inapector T a.
Beach Intelligence Unit
Ceneor Detachment
Transportation Section
Stare and Stripes Newe Detachment
School for PreYent1Ye Medicine
Augumentatlon, 29th Quartermaster Car Copany
Army Printing Plant
Ionoephe rlc ltation Operation Teaa
Machine Recorde Unit Detachment
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Cen1or Detachment
Finance Disbursing Section
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Army Uround Force Band
Arm7 Ground Force Band
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Headquarters a nd Headquarters Detachment, 123d Antiaircraft
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Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 139tn Antiaircraf t
Artill e ry Gr::>up
Antiaircraf t Artill ery Intelligence Battery
96;h Antiaircraft Artillery Gun Battalion
97th Gun Battalion
516th Ant iaircraft Artillery Gun Battalion
?50th Antiaircraft Artill ery Gun Bat talion
753d Antiaircraft Artillery Oun Battalion
?54t h Antiai rcraft Artillery Gun Battalion
?55th Antiaircraft Artillery Gun
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877th Antiaircraft Art illery Gun Battery
878th Ant iairc raft Artill e ry Gun Battery
879th Ant1a1reraft Artillery Gun Battery
880th Antiaircraft Artillery Gun Battery
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392d Ant1a1rcraft Artiller7 Weapons Battalion
793d Antiaircraft Artiller7 Autoaatie Weapon Battalion
8lltb Antiaircraft Artillery Weapons Battalion
840th Antiaircraft Artillery Autooatic Weapons Battalion
842d Antiaircraft Artillery Automatic Weapons Battalion
867th Antiaircraft Artillery Autooatlc Weaoons Battalion
869th Antiaircraft Artillery WeaPons Battalion
294th Antiaircraft Artillery Searcbl1Qbt Battalion (lees
Battery C)
295th Antiaircraft Artillery Searchlight Battal ion (lees
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296t h Antiaircraft Artil l ery Searchlight Battalion (leas
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?16t h Antiai rcraft Artill ery Searchl ight Battery
7Z6 h Antlalrcraft Artlll e ry Searchl lght Battery
762d Antiaircraft Art illery Searchl i ght Battery
320th Antiaircraft Balloon Battalion
Armored
534th Amohibian Tractor Battalion
?67th TaRk Battalion
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Headquart ers and Headquarters Battery, 57th Coast Artillery
Batt alion
Headquarters and Headquarters Batter7, 58th Coast Artillery
Battallon
Satterlee A, B, D, 54th Coast Artillery
606th Coast Artlll er7 Battery
607th Coast Artillery Battery
60Bth Artillery Battery
612th Coast Artillery Battery
852d Searchlight Battery
856tb Coast Artillery Searchlight Batte ry
Engineer
595th Engineer Base Depot
1792d Engineer Service Platoon
892d Engineer Aviation C0111pany
Engineer Avi ation Utili ties Company
1933d Engineer Aviation Utilities Compan)
1934th Engineer Aviation Utilities Copany
1935th Engineer Avlatlon Utilities Coapany
1950th Engineer Aviation Utilltiee Company
Headquarter Company, 533d Engineer Boat and Shore Regiment
1569th Engineer Depot Company
1188th Engineer Ball Depot Coiiip&il7
Detachment, ?4let Engineer Baee Equipment Company
1525th Engineer Base Equipaent Company
l626th Engineer Carbon D1ox14e Suppl y Detachment
l55Bth Engineer Coatbat Co11pany
259th Coaba t Ba ttalion
l298th Engineer Combat Battalion
1688th Engineer Cobat
l399th Engineer Conetruction Battalion
1536th Engineer Duap Truck Company
2920tb Engineer Du.p Truck Coapany
292let Engineer Duap Truck Company
Engineer Laundry Det achment
3206th Engineer Laundry De tachment
2849th Engineer Gee Generating Detachment
;,Qth !nginur Sa .. Topographic Battalion
?37th Engineer Heavy Shop
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1450th Engineer Searchlight U&intenanee De tachment
1546th Engineer Searchlight Detachment
1738th Engineer Searchl ight l!aintenance Detaohllent
1?39th Engineer Searchlight Ka1ntenance Detachment
1 ?40th Engineer Searchlight l!ainte nance De tachment
174let Engineer Searchlight Detachment
l742d Engineer Searchlight L:atntenance De tachllent
1743d Engineer Searchlight Mainte nance Detachment
1744tb Engineer Searchlight Maintena nce Detachment
1745tb Engineer Searchlight Detachoent
l62let Engineer Model Detachment
1622d Engineer De tachment
l772d En6ineer Parte Supply Platoon
1780th Engineer Parte Supply
1634th Engineer Photos Platoon
546th Englneer Pontoon Brl dge Compa ny
589th Engineer Pontoon Bridge eo.pany
590th Engineer Light Pontoon Company
2912d Eng1ne- r Servlce Battalion (lees Detachments)
2913d Engineer Se rvlce Battalion (le es Detachments)
3190th Engineer Service Battal i on ( leas Detachment s)
1775th Survey Lla ison Detachment
F1eld Artillery
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668th Field Artillery Battalion (155mm Howi tr.er)
669th Field Artill ery Battalion (155mm Howltr. - r )
1114th Field Artillery Battalion (105mm
477th Field Artillery Observation Battalion
Infantry
98th Infantry Divieion
2d Battalion, 102d Infantry Regime nt (leas Company F)
296t h Infantr y
29Btb Infantry Reg1aent (leea 1 Bat talion)
372d Infantry Regiaent (lees l Battalion,
Intell1gence
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Headquarter Intelligence
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Cou.nter1ntell1gence Corps Detachment
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Counter1ntell 1gence Corps
Counterintelligence Corpa Oetachoent
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812th Medleal Ai r Evacuati on Transpor t Squadron
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Uedlcal Air Evacuat ion Transport Squadron (lees
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435tb Medical Battalion
5th Aledlcal Depot Co:apan)'
364th Dental Proethatlc Detacbaent
373d Dental Prosthetic Detacbaent,
86th Evacuation Hospital
97th Field Hospital
98th Field Hoepltal
l47th General Hospi tal
218t h General Hospital
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Malaria Control Oetachllent
Malaria Sur.ey Detachment
Malaria SurYey Oetacbaent
Malara SurYey Detacbae nt
Malaria SurYey De taehllent
Malaria Sur.ey DetacO.ent
Medical Maint enance O.taebaent
Medical Detachment
a!ed1cal Oetachlllent
Medical Detachment
J.:ed1cal Det&e."u. er.t
L<!cUClil Det>.cl".J..e;: t
a!ed1cal Detachment
Medical Detaehllent
Motorized Aabulance Coapany
Aabulance Company
Ambulance Coapany
li.ueeua Medical Arta Detachment
Neuro-Surgical Detachment
Optical Repa.1r Det-chaent
Ued1cal Optical Repair Detachment
Me dical Optical Repair Detachment
a!ed1cal Opti cal Repair Detachment
a!edical Optical Repair Detachment
a!edical Optical Repair Detachment
Medical Orthopedic Detachment
Medical Orthopedic Detachment
Portable Surgiell Hospital
Porteble Surgical Hoapital
Sanitation Coapany
Sanitation Coapany
Sanitation
Medical SerYice Coapany
Medical SerYice Coapany
llled1cal Servlee Coi!J)&ny
Medical Ser ?ice Detachment
l:edleal SerYlee Battalion
Sta tion Hoep1tal
Station Hoep1tal
Statton Hoep1tal
Medical Supply Detechment
Med1cal Supply Detechment
Medical Supply Detachment
Medical Supply De tachment
Medical Supply Detachment
llecllcal Supply Platoon
Medical Surgical Detachment
Medical Sur gical Detecbaent
Vet erinary Animal Service Detachment
Ve terinarr An1aal Seriee Detaehllent
Veterinarr Animal SerYice Detachment
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?45th Pollee Battalion (lese Detachments)
?62d k111tary Pol ice Battalion
238th Mllltary Pollee company
363d Pollee Company
364th k111tary Pollee Company
548th Mllltery Pollee Company
549th M111tary Pollee Company
550th Military Po! 1ce Company
6224 Pollee Company, Corps
623d Pollee Company, Corpe
SlOth llllltar y Pollee Company, Corp a
824th Mllltary Pollee> Company, Corps
1244th X111tary Police COmpany, AT1&t1on
1245th 14111tary Pollee Copany, AT1at1on
1246tb Military Pollee Company, Aviation
124?th Mll1tary Pollee Company, AT1&t1on
1383d Military Police Company, ATiatlon
3?th Military Pollee CrLme InTe st1gatlon Detachment
46th K111tary Pollee Crime InTaet1gat1on Detachment
125th K111tary Pollee Desk and Recorda Detachmtnt
466th K111 tary Police Escort Guar d Colllpany
48lst M111tary Pollee Escort Guard Company
55lst M111tary Pollee Escort Guard Company
555tb Uilitary Police Eacort Guard Company
63lat K111tary Pollee Escort Guard Company
1624 k111tary Pollee Prisoner or War Proceaelng Cocpany
(lt es Detachment)
Ordnance
l?th Ordnance Battalion
18tb Battali on
Ordnance Battalion
Ordnance Battalion
Ordnance Battalion
346th Ordnanct Bftttallon
2424 Ordnance Aamun1t1on Company
25let Ordnance Ammuni tion Company
645th Ordnance Aamun1t1on Company
688th Ordnance Jamunl t1on Company
33534 Ordnance Aasun1t1on Cooany
3354th Ordnance Aaaun1t1on ComPany
962d Ordnance Aaaun1t1on Renovation Colllpany
6l?tb Ordnance Base Ar.aaent Battalion
3ll?th Ordnance Base Armored Vehicle Maintenance Copany
316?th Ordnance Base Artill ery Fire Control Copany
72d Ordnance Base Depot Copany
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3217th Ordnance Ba ae S.all Arms Ita in teruonce Company
212th Ordnance Dl apoaal Squad
218th Ordnanc Bomb Ut apoeal Squad
23let Ordnance Heavy Automot ive Mai ntenance Company
939th Ordnance Heavy Aut omot ive Maintenance Company
950th Ordnance Heavy Automot i ve Mai ntenance Company
95let Or dnance Heavy Automotive KaintenancP Company
963d Or dnance Heavy Automot i ve Kai ntenance Com?&nY
96th Ordnance Haavy Compa ny, Fi eld Artill e ry
218th Or dnance Heavy ltaintenance Company, Field Artillery
222d Or dnance Heavy Hai ntenance Company, Fi eld Artillery
504th Ordnance Heavy Maintenance Compa ny, Field Artillery
55lt Ordnanee Heavy Vaintenanee Company, Fi eld Artillery
312lat Ordnance Floating Uaintenance Bar ge
36lat Ordnance Kaintenance Company, Antiaircrart
364th Ordnance ltai ntenance Company, Antiatrcrart
3553d Automotive Maintenance Coapany
3554th Automotive Ua1ntenance Company
1429tb Automotive Maintenance Platoon, Aviation
l430th Ked1um Automotive Uaintenance Platoon, Aviation
143lst Cedlum Automotive Uaintenance Platoon, Aviation
?16th Ordnance Medium Maintenance Company
237th Ordnance Uedium Company
270tb Ordnance V.edium Maintenance Comoany
Ordnance Kotor Vehicle Assembly Coapany
48let Ordnance Tire Repair Company
219th Or dna nce Heavy Kai ntenance Company, Tank
285th Ordnance Heavy Maintenance COmpany, Tank
698th Or dna nce Heavy Kaintenance Company, Tank
3609th Ordna nce Heavy lta1ntenance Company, Tank
Ordnance Supply and Maintenance Coapany, A1at1on
1426tb Ordnance Supply and Company, Avia tion
1427th Ordnance Supply and uatntenance Company, Aviation
1428th Ordnance Supply and ltaintenance Company, Aviation
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Quar termaater Group
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3003d Quartermaster
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l368th Quartermaster
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Platoon, A1r Depot Group
Bakery Company
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Subsistence Oeoot Compa ny , A via t1on
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Fumigation and Bath Company
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300let Quartermaster Laundry Company
372d Qua r termas ter Hospital Laundry
373d Quarterma ster Laundry
Quarterma ster Hospital Laundry
520th Quar termaster Laundry
52lat Quarterma ster Hospi tal Laundry
524th Quart ermaster Hospi tal Laundry
525th Quartermaster Hospital Laundry
27let Quartermaster Laundry Platoon
2?2d Quartermaster Laundry Platoon
273d Quartermaster Laundry Pl atoon
323d Quarte rmaster Laundry Platoon
138th Battalion,
l4lst Quartermgste r Battalion,
Quartermaster Battalion, Mobile
325th Quartermaster Battalion,
30th Qu&rtermaete- Pack Troop
4339th Quartermas t er Pack Troop
Det'l.chmant
De t a ch:! ant
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DetAch:ile nt
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Det'lch::lent
4340th Pack Troop
3072d Quartermas ter Retrlgaratlon Co11oany
3076th Quartergaeter Refrigeration
3095th Quartermas t er
534th Saiage Repair Coapany
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4550th Service Coopany
4576th Service
457?th Service CO!IIp .. ny
4579th Servlce CoCipa ny
4580th Servlce l..oa:>any
4ss1at Quar termast er Service Company
4582d Quarte rmast er Service Company
4583d Service Co111pany
4584th Quartercaster Service Com;1any
4585th Quartermaster Service Coopany
3272d Quart ermaster Truck Co111pany,
15th Quarte rmaster Truck CompanJ
52 1st Quart erEaster Truck Company
525t h Quartermaster Truck Company
8llth Quarteraaster Truck Company
893d Truck Company
895tb Quarten=ast e r Truck Company
3656th Quart ermaster Truck Co!Dpany
3763d Quartermaster Truck Comp,.ny
3764th Truck Company
4llM Quartermaster Truck Company
4?50th Quart ermaster Truck l::ompany
l916th Quartergaster Truck Co111pany
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2007th Quartergaster Truck Company, Aviation
203lst Quart ermaster Truck Company, Av1atlon
2045t h Truck Co111pany, Avlatlon
2046t h Quartermaster Truck Company, Av1at1on
2274th Quartercaater Truck Company, Avlatlon
2277th Quartermaster Truck Co111pany, Aviation
Slgnal
3145th Slgnal Base Depot
294th Joi nt Ataault Signal Co111pany
54 4th Sl gnal Base Depot Company
3346th S1gnal Base Depot Company
3177th Slgnll Baee Maintenance
3930th Signa l Crystal Gr1nd.lng Detachment
220t h Slgnal Depot Company
883d Signal Depot Companr, AYiatio n
3925th Signal Photo SerYice Company (lees Detachment )
4032d Slgnal Multi Channel Radio Telephone OetacbDent
3d Si gnal Radar Maintenance Unit
4th Signal Radar Maintenance Unlt
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Signal Rio dar Maintenance Unit
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SignAl Radar !.!aintenance Unit
Signal Radar Unit
Signal Radar l!aintenance Un1 t
Signal Radar Unt t
Signal Radar lta1ntenance Ul\1t
Signal Radar Uaintenance 1Jn1t
Signal Radar Unit
Signal Radar lolaintenance 1Un1 t
Signal Radio Intelligence Company
Si gnal Radio Maintenance Team, Aviation
Si gnal Repa ir Coapany
Signal Servi ce Bat talion (le es De tachments)
Signal Service Bat tali on
Signal Detachment
Signal Service Bat t a lion, Aviation
Signal Servlce Company, Avi ation
Signal Service Company, Aviation
Signal Service Company, Aviation
Se n1oe Company, .hllltton
31gnal Company, Wlng
31gnal Copa.ny, Wing
Signal Air Warning Coapany
Slgnal Alr Warning Coapany
Signal Air Warning Battalion
Signal Air Warning Battalion
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3olst Traneportqtlon Corps Harbor Craft Comoany
Transoortatlon Corp Harbor Crntt Company
24th l.!aJor - Port
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27th Port Botta llon
47Bth Port Bat talion
527th Port Battalion
197th Port Company
199th Po rt Company
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856th Port Company
857th Port Company
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27th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy)
38th Squadron (Heavy)
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819th BJmba rd!llent Squadr on (Heavy)
6th IJ1ght Fighter Squadron
19th Troop Carrier Squadron
44th Tr oop Carrier Squadron
16th fignter Control Squadron
318th Fignter Control Squadron
43d Long Range Photo Reconnaissance Squadron
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Reet and Recreation Cente r, Army Alr Forces, Paclflc Ocean Arent
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29th Air Engineering SqJadr,-,n
466th Alr Englne<..lng S'luadron
59lst A1r Materiel Souadron
620t h Alr Materi al Squadron
15th Service Squadron
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388th Air Servlce Grouo
88th AirdrOIIle Squadron
542d aaae Headquarters A1r Baee Souadron
Base Headquarters Air Base Squadron
544th Base Headquarters Air Ba se Squadron
545th Base Headouartera Air Base Squadron
50lat Army Alr Band
Army Alr forces Band
Aviation Souadron
387th Av1at1on Squadron
381th Aviation Squadron
467th Av1at1on Squadron
468th Aviatio, Squadron
469t h Avlatlon Squaaron
13th Emergency Rescue Boat Squadron
Army Alr Forcee Service, Pacific Ocean Areas
16th .ow Target Squadron
17th Tow Target Squadron
Photo Proceeaing Detachment
7th Statistical Control Detacboent
8th Statistical Control Detachment
29th Statiattcal Control Detachment
35th Statistical Control Detach.alent
l35th Replacement Battalion
58lat Replacement Company
582d Replacement Company
583d Replacement Company
584th Replacement Company
Not Assigned
508th Fighter Group
466th Fighter Squadron
467tb Fighter Squadron
468th Fighter Squadron
556th Air Service Group
986t h Air Engineering Squadron
99let Alr Materiel Squadron
537th Air Force Band
7th Ar.J A1rwaye Coamunicat1on Syetem
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152let Arcy Air Force Base Un1t
1522d Army Air Fo rce Base Uhit
1523d Army Air Force Base Unit
1572d Army Air Force BRse Unit
830th Air Transport Squadron
3368th Signal Service Battalion
3580th Signal Equipcent Insta l latlon
358let Signal Equip=ent Ins tal lation Det9chment
3582d Signal Equipcent Ins tAllation Detachment
35834 Signal Installation Detachment
3603d Signal Equlpment Installation Detilchment
3004th Signal Ins tallation Detachment
3006th Signal Equipment Installation De tachment
3607th Signal Equipment In1ta1lation De tachment
3612d Signal Equipment Install ation Detachment
3613d Signal Equipmen t Inetallatio l Detschment
3614th Signal quipoent I nstallati on Detachment
3615th Signal Equipment Install ation De tachment
Detachment, 2d Signal Se rvlce Bat talion
Detachment, 805t h Signal Service Company
3884th Signal Weather Detachme nt
3885th Signal Weather
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3890t h Signal Weather Detachaent
Signal Weathe r Detaeh3ent
Southwest Sector, Ar=y Service
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Arcy Garrleon Force, APO 960
282d Ar-.y Gr ound Force Band
Headqua rte rs and Headquarters Company, 2d Batoalion,
372d Infantry Reg1aent
Cb:cpany E, 372d Infantry Regiment
1st Platoon, Company H, 372d Infantry Reg11Dent
402d Count erintelligence Corpe DetactDent
4034 Counterintt lllgenee Corpa Dt tachiDent
968th Counterintelligence Corp Detachment
Detachment 543d Baae Headquattere Al r Baas Squadron
5th Platoo n, Comp&MJ A, 58lat Signal Alr Warni ng Battalion
No. 4, 25lat Chemical Supply DatachiDent
Compan7 D, 745 MU1tary Pollee Battalion
DetachiDent, 269th Ordnance )ia1ntenance Coapany
De tacllllent, 83d Quartermllater Depot Coapany
Detachment, 213th Bakery Company
De tachiDent, 972d Signal SerTlce Battalion
195th Port CompanJ
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Army Air Forces Pacific Ocean Area Crew Replacement
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Detachr:ent llo. 5, 25lst Checl.cal Supoly Detachment
1st Station Hoepi tal
1384th Pollee Coopany, Aviation
269t h Ordnance Mai ntenance Company ( l ees De tachoente)
1168tb Quartermaster Compa ny, Air Service Group
63d Qu.arurmaster Depot Coopany (leaF De tachl:len ts)
534tb Quartermaster Salvage Repair eo._any
Company B, ofllet 81gnnl Alr arnlng Battallun
Detachment, 972d Signal Service Battalion
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Anzy Garrlaon orca , APO 961
96let Army Postal Unit
Company G, 372d Infantry Reg1oent
Team No. 25lst Chemical Supply Detachment
28M Ground Forcee B11nd
Detf'chment, 269tb Ordnance lled1um ACalntenanc e Company
Detachment, 213th Quartermaeer Bakery Company
Detachment, 83d Depot Company
Detachment, Company C, 58lat Signal Alr Warni g Battalion
Detachment, 972d 81gnal Servtce Battalion

Company H, (lea e 2 Platoons) , 372d Infantry Regiment
9t:i5th Af"lly Postal Unit
Detachment, 542d Headquart ers Air Base Squadron
Company C, 58lat Signal Alr Warning Battal1on

Army Gsrrhon Fo rce , APO 914
Company G, l02d I"fantry Regt.ent
l789tb Engineer Service Platoon
27?th Statton Boep1tal
DtUcliment, 4283d Depot Company
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De tachment 4283d Quar t ermaster Depot Company
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l525th Army Ai r Force Base Unit
8. Johnston
Mot Aeaigned
Army A1r Force Base Unit
3753d Signsl Equipment Installation Datacncent
9. KwaJaldn
Sub-Depot, APO 241.
409th Pacit ic Ocean Ar eae Provieional Quarte rmaster
Service Co11pany
3926th Signal Service Platoon
Detschment, 3117tb Signal Ser vice Battalion
Not Au igned
146th Squadron, Aray Airwaya Communicati on Sya t ea
l535th Aray Air Forcee Baae Unit
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l918t b Engineer Aviat ion eo.pany
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l532d Aray A1r Force Baee Un1t
3762d Si gnal I neta1la t1on De tachllent
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224lat Rehabilitation Company
620lst Intelligence Special Detachment
6217th cable Teaa
6let Baee General Depot
449?tb. Cocposi t e Company
Compoe1 te SerTi ce De tachment
39tb. Special Service Company (le as Detachment)
76th Army Ground Force Band
2631 Army Ground i orca Band
296th Arwy Ground For ce Band
237tb. Finance Disbursing Secti on
239th Fi nance Diabureing Section
29?th finance Dleburelng Section
36th Postal Regula t ing St a tton
16t h Base Poet Office
233d Anay Postal Uni t
244tb. Aray Pos tal Unit
Army Poe tal Un1t
l OOth Machine Records Unit
11th V-l!all Detachment
Replacement Depot
118th Replacement Battalion
119th Battali on
Replacement Company
246th Repla cement Company
Replacement Company
Replacement Company
Repla cement Company
590th Company
59let Replacement Company
Replacement Company
Replacement Company
Replacement Company
Ant1a1rcr att
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Headqua rters and Hea dquarter Ba ttery, 69th Ant1alrcratt
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Headquart ete a nd Headquar ters Batter y, 86t h Ant iaircraft
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234th Antiaircraf t Art i llery Oun Battal i on
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Antiaircraft Artillery Automatic Weapone Battalion
Batter y B, Antiaircraft Artillery Searchlight Battalion
Battery B, Antia ircraft Artillery Searchlight Battalion
Chemical
198th
249th
26let
Chemical Depot Company
Chemical Proce s s ing Company
Chemical Se rTice Detachment
Coast .\rtillery
33d Coast Art1llerJ Battalion
Fng1neer
1412d
604m
6Mtb
452d

432d
288let
2882d
3204th
2848th
2865th
2803d
2e04th
2805th
2806th
280?tb
494th
476th
1413th
1770th
Engineer Base Depot Compatly
ng1neer ATl&tlon Battallon
Engineer Camouflage Company
Engineer Depot Compan7
Eng!neer Construction Group
Engineer Dump Truck Detachment
Engineer Dump Truck Dt taehment
Engineer Foundry De tachment
Engineer Gee Generating Detachment
E.ngineer Gaa Generating Detachment
Engineer General SaTTice Ba tta l ion
Engineer General Se rvice Batt alion
Engineer General Se r vice Battaiion
Engineer venaral Service Battalion
Engi neer Gene ral SerTioe Battalion
Engineer Has Ty Copany
Engi neer Copany
Engineer Searchlight Maint e nance Detachment
Engineer Part Supply Pla toon
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44th Infantry Scout Dog Platoon
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935th
936th
5t h
21st
94th
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Wedical Blood Tranatueion De tachment
Kedlcal Blood Tranefue1on Detachment
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Field Hoepi tal
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115t h Cal arla Control Det achment
21 ?th t:alarla Survey Oetachltent
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396th l.!edlca l l:.axl llo fac i al Detachment
310th Medical Detach...ent
12th l:edi eal Leboratory
392d !ledlcal Neuro-Sur gi cal
645t h Optical Repair
646t h Optical Repair Detachment
668t h Optical Repair Detachment
669t h Medical Optical Repair Detachment
S?Ot h Optical Repair Detachment
S?lst We dlcal Optical Repa i r
369th Orthopedic De t achment
?43d Uedlcal Santi&ati on Company
De tachment, ?26th Service Detachment
Team No. 3, 364th De ntal Prosthe tic Deta chment
39t h Station Hospital
1?6t h Statton Hospital
369th Statio n Hoep 1tal
3?let Wedlcal Supply De tachcent
6?6th Medical Supply Detachment
344t h Medical Surgical Detachment
346th Medical Surgical Detachment
403d Thoraci c Surgical
?42d Veter i nar y Food Inepectlon Detachment
?47th Ve t er i nary food Inspection
11111 tary Pollee
212th
Sllth
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M111tar y Pol l ee Criminal Investigat ion Detachment
Ordnance
46th Ordnance Battal i on
l 74th o rdnance Ba ttalion
1?9th Ordnance Bat t alion
34lat Or dnance Batt alion
1939th Or dnance Ammunition Co&?&ny, Aviat i on
67th Or dnance Ammuni tion Company
245th Or dnance Ammunition Company
9?3d Or dnance Ammunition Reeervation Company
94th Ordnance Bomb Diapoeal Squad
Detachment , 199th Or dnance Depot C011pany
324lat Or dnance Depot Company
3605tb Ordnance Heavy Automotive MAint enance Copany
263d Ordnance Maintenance Copany, Ant1a1rcrar t
103d Ordnance Medlua Mai ntenance
133d Ordnance Medlua Maintenance Company
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quartermaeter
23d Quartermaster Group
lOlat Quartermaster Battallon
226th Quartermaster Battalion
22?th Quartermaster Battalion
302d Quartermaster Battalion
294th Quarte rmaster Battalion,
129th Quartermaster Bakery
2?3d Quartermaster Bakery
3309th Quartermaster Car Platoon
Detachment, 82d Quartermaeter Depot Company
410th Quartermaster Depot
544th Quart ermast er Depot Company
Detachment, 192d Quarte rmaster GPsoline Supoly Company
848th Quartermaeter Gaaol1ne Supply Company
604th Quartermaater Grove s Reg1atrat1on
460th Laundry Company
280th Quartermaster Laundry De tachment
28let Quartermaster Laundry Detachment
518th Quartermaster Laun4ry Detachment
525tn Quarsermaster Laundry Detachment
239th Quartercaeter Salvnge Collection Company (lees De-
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53?th Quar termaeter Salvage Repair
2d Platoon, 3065th Quart ermaster Salvage Repair Company
96let Quartermaster Serv1oe Company
4209th Quart ermaster Service
4210th Quartermaster Company
386th Quarte rmaster Truck Company
38?th Quartermaeter Tr uck Company
369?th Quartermaste r Truck Company
4013th Quartermast er Truck
4120th Quartermaet er Tauck Company
42lat Quartermaeter Truck Detachaent
422d Quartermaster Truck Detachment
Signal
3ll?th Signal Servtce Battallon (leas Detaehaenta)
550th Signal Baee Depot Company
l et Platoon, 49th Signal Heavy Constructio n Battalion
556th Signal Depot Coapany
Detachaent llo. 4, :1926th Sisnal Photo Serv1ce Coapany
l02d Signal Radar Ma1ntenance Un1 t
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4??th Signal Radar P.aintenance Unit
;)16Stb Signal Service Cocpany
39?2d Signal Servic e Company
Signlll Service Platoon
599th Signal Air Warning Battalion
?:35th Signal Air Warning Company
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3?6th
115th
198th
3llth
312tb
444th
538th
539tb
590th
59lat
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165th
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16?tb
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Transport& t1o n
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Corps Boat Crew
Corps Boat Crew
Corpa Boat Crew
Cor pa Boat Cru
Air Forcea
9th Troop Carrler Squadron
Flghtr r Control De tachment C
Fighter Contr ol Detacboent 0
16th Aircraft Maintenance Unit, Floating
435tb Avlat ton Squadron
4th Emergency Re scue Squadron
Not Auigned
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498tb
499tb
500tb
869th
B?Oth
B?lst
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874tb
875th
S??th
8?8th
879th
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Ba.ber<l!!!en t Group
Bombardment Group
Bobardment Group
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Boobardoent Squadron
Alr Service Group
Air Service Group
Air Service Gr oup
Air Service Group
Air Engineering Squadron
Air Squadron
Air Engineering Squadron
Alr Engineering Squadron
Air Materiel Squadron
Alr Waterlel Squadron
Air Materiel Squa dron
Air Materiel Squadron
Arm:r Air Force Band
Squadron, Army Airwaye System
Photo Laboratory
Photo Laboratory
Photo Laboratory
Pnoto Laboratory
Anny Air Force Base Uni t
Chemical Company, A1r Oper ation
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2034th Army Cocmunication Service
2240th Pacific Priority Control Agency
39tb Special Service Company
77th Arm:r Ground Ioree Band
AdJutant General
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234th
239th
264th
334th
l057th
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64th Antiaircraft Art iller:r Gun Battalion
77lat Antialrcratt Artill er:r Gun Battalion
8e8ta Antlalr crart Artlll ery Weapon Battalion
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915tb Engineer Air Force Headquarter Coapany
927tb Engineer Aviation Regiment
l862d Engineer Aviation Battalion
1863d Engineer Aviation Battalion
l864tb Engineer Aviation Battalion
1868tb Engineer Aviation Battalion
l88?tb Engineer Aviation Battalion
1895tb Engineer Aviatlon Battalion
lS99th Engineer Aviation Dattalion
9t?th Enginee r Topographic Company, Aviation
74let Englne ar Equlpaent Coepany (lead Detachment&)
Engineer r oundry Detachment
275let Engineer Heavy Shop Company
l495th Engineer Mainteoance Coepany
l769th Engineer Parte Supply Platoon
1633d Engineer Photo lapping Platoon
64th Engineer Topographic Battalion
1325t h Engineer General Service Regiaent
Medical
204t b General Hospital
373d G.neral Hoepital
399th Medical Ma%illofacial
307th Medical Detachment
393d Neuro-Surgical De tAchaent
374th Medical Orthopedic Detachment
7l5th Jledical Sanitation Company
Detac!:Dent, 726th Medical s e rvice Detachment
364th Dental Proethetlc Detachment
l3?th Station Boepital
289th Statton Hoepltal
3?0th Medical Supply Detacbeent
847th Medical Surgical Det a ebment
3tath Medical Surgical Detachment
lt?tb Medical Va t a rlnar y food In1pa ction Datacblent
?45th Medical Vat e rihary Yood Inapection Detacn.ent
?46th l adt cal Ve t e rinary Food Inape ction Datacbeant
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38th Wil1tary Police Inve stigat1nn Detachment
Ordn&nce
213th Ordn&nce Battalion
304th Ordn&nce B&tt&lion
246th Ordnance Ammunltlon Company
1933d Ordnance Aa=unltion Company, Avlatlon
1936th Ordnance Am'unition Company, Aviation
98th Ordnance Bo:ob D1eposal Squad
3233d Ordnance Depot Company
1956th Ordnance Depot Company, Aviat ion
958th Ordnance Heay Automot1Te Maint enAnce Compllny
31?3d Ordnance Company(l e ss Detachaents)
230th Ordnance Automotive Company

694th Quarte rmaster Battalion
?6th Quartermaster Bakery Com?any
1?2d Quartermaster Bakery Company (less 3d and 4th Platoon)
82d Quar termAster Depot Co:opany
620th Quartermaster Depot Co3pany
192d Quartermaster Gaso ' lne Supply toapany ( lese Detach-
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3d and Platoons, 458th Quartermaster Laundry Company
462d Quartermaster Laundry Coapany ( less Detachment)
2834 Quartermaster Laundry
516th Quartermaet e r Laundry Detachment
5l?th Quartermaster Laundry
519th Quartermaster Laundry Detachment
536th Quartermaster Repalr Co.pany (le s s Detach-
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975th Quart. ermas t er SerTice Coapany
976th Quartermaster Serice Company
977tb Quartermaater S.rT1ee Coopany
982d Quartermaster Servlce Company
Quart er.aster Truck Coapany
3388tb Quartermaster Truck Coapany
3765th Quartermaste r Truck Company

Coapany A, 49th Heavy Construction Battalion
254th Signal HePY Conatruotlon Coapany
Detachment IS, 392Sth Signal Photo SeM'1ce C0111pany
l06th Sign&l Radar Unit, Type B
249th Signal Radar llaintenanoe Unit, Type C
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407tb Signal Santee C..pany, A't'1at1on
Detachaent #1, Signal Ser't'lce Company, AY1at1on
3149tb Signal Ser't'lce Platoo n
C:O.panlee A and D, 699th Signal A1r WamU!g Battalion
TNneportat1o n Corp
490tb Allphl bian Truck Company
l39th Port Company
162d TN naportatl o n Corpe Boat Crew
1634 TNnsportatlo n Corps Boat Crew
Alr Forces
4let Photo Reconnaiseance Squadron
419tb Troop Carrier Group
Fighter Control Detacbaent A
Fighter Control Detacbae nt E
2d A1r Base OperaUon Se cUon
4th Alr Ba .. Op.rat1o ne 8e4t1oD
Drop Tank fabricating Plant Unit, ANy Ai r Force s, .f.PO 246
55th Alr Depot Group
7th Aircraft Mainte nance Unit
17th Aircra1't Maintenance Unit
87th Airdroae Squadron
:lOlat Depot Repair Squadron
32let Depot Repair Squadnl n
86th Depot Supply Squadron
lOOtb Depot Supply :!quadron
9th Photo Te chnical
8th Radio Squadron, MobUe
385tb A't'iat1o n Squadron
469tb A't'iU1on 8qll&droD
462d A't'1atton Squadron
4634 A't'1at1on Squadron
464th A't'iat1on Squadron
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314th Boabardaent Wi ng
315'h Bolibardll n' f1ng
16th a.bardaenf" Group
19th Boabardll1nt Group
29th Boabardlla nt Group
39th Boabal'daa nt Group
3:50th Boabal'dae n t Group
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502d BombArdment
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355tb Bombardment SquAdron
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76th Alr Servlce Group
89 th Alr S.rvlce Group
90th Alr S.rvlce
568tb Alr Service Grou
56th Alr Englnaer1ng nuadron
:x>5th Alr Squadron
Alr Ing1naer1ng Squadron
508th Alr Englr.eerlng Squadron
55 let, Alr Eng1neerlng Squadron
586th Alr Squadron
58 7th Alr Squadron
588t h Alr Englneerlng Squadron
l03let Alr Englneerlng Squadron
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94th Depot Repair Squadron
99th Depot Repair Squadron
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1537t h Army Alr Force Baee Unit
1565th Army Air Force Baee Unit
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8l2tb Chemical Company, Air Ope ration
8?5t h Chemical Company, Air Ope ration
890th Cbea1cal Coapany, Alr Ope ration
?52d Chemical Depot Coapany, AY1ation
949th Engineer Topographic Coapany, AY1ation
1943d Engineer Ut1l itiee Det chment, AYiation
239th !!edleal Dllpenaary, AY1a tl:>n
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54th Ued1cal Supply, AY\ ation
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448th Quarter.aater Platoon, Air Depot Group
467th Air oepot oroup
468)h Quarter.aater Platoon, Air Depot Group
1600th Quarter.aeter Car Ca.pany
206let Quartermaster Company, AYiatlon
2120th Quartermaster Copany, AYiat1on
2267th Quarter.aeter Truck Copany, AYiatlon
2268th Quartermaster Copany, AYiation
2278th Quartermaster Truck Coapany, AYiat lon
2280th Quarter.aeter Truck Copany, AYiation
228let Quarter.aeter Truck Coaoany, AYiatton
22824 Quartermaster Truck Copany, AYlat lon
22834 Quartermaster Truck Coapany, AY1at1on
246let Quartermaeter Truck Coapany, AY1ation
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90let Signal Depot Coapany, AYiatlon
9224 Signa l Depot Coaoany, AYiatlon
3579th Equipment Inatallatlon Detachment
3584th Signal Equipment Inetallation Detachment
3605th Signal Equipment Inetallatlon Detachment
3608th Signal Equipment Inltallatlon Detaebaent
3609th Signal Equlpaent Inetallatlon Detachment
36llth Signal Equlpaent Installation Detachment
3616tb Signal Equipaent Inetallatlon Detacbloent
37334 !Jign&l !quipae nt Inetallatlon Detachment
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3740th Signal Equipment In1tallation Detachment
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3748th Signal Equipaent Inetallatlon Detaebaent
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376ith Signal Equipment Inatallation Detachaent
3830tb Signal Equipment Maint enance DetachBent
383let Signal Equipment Maintenance Detacbaent
3832d Signal Equipment Maintenance Detacbaent
3833d Signal Equipment Maintenance Detacbaent
3834th Signal Equipment Maintenance Detachllent
3848tb Signal Equipment Maintenance Detacbaent
3849tb Signal Maintenance Detachment
3850tb Signal Equipment Maintenance Detachllent
385let Signal Equipment Maintenance Detachment
3852d Signal Equipment Maintenance Detachment
460tb Signal HeaJ Conatruction Battalion, AYiation
4634 Signal He&YJ Conetructlon Battalion, AY1ation
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2d Signal SerY!ce Battalion
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3889tb Signal Weather DetaeO.ant
3890tb Signal Waathar Detaebaent
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339th Signal Coapany, Wing
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336tb AnaJ Poe tal Unit
1058th Ar.J Poetal Unit
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l395th Military Pollee Company, Aviation
202lst Ordnance W.1ntenanee Company, Air Force
Signal Coapany, Wing
338th Signal Company, Wing
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299th Finance Diebure1ng Section
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75?d Antiaircraft Artillery Gun Battal ion
947th Ant1a1r cratt Artlller7 Gun Battalion
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3098th Ldundry Company
279th Laundry De tecbcent
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3296th Quartermaster ! er viee Company
3?53d Quartermaster Truck Co11pany
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223d Signal Radar Maintenance Un1t
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Detachment #18, 3ll?th Service Battalion
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592d
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3?58th Signal Equipaant Detaehoent
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48th Coast Artillery Battal1oll (155mm)
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819th Tank o atroyer Battalion (la t e Company C)
298th Finance Dieburalng Section
669th Ordnance Aamunit1on Company
846th Ordnance Depot Company
260th Ordnance Wedium Maintena nce Coapany
Datachaent, 30lat Batta lion
Detachment, 495th Quartermaster Depot Company
Detachment, 897tb Laundry Company .
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470th Avlaticn Squadron
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493d Engineer Heavy !hop Company
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l498th Engineer Uti lities Company
1095th Eng1neer Utilities Detachment
8th General Hoepital
556th Medical Optical Repair Detachment
558th ll!ed1cal Optical RepAir De techment
559th Medical Optical Repair Detachment
208th Pol lee Company
260tn K1lltary Pollee Company
352d Ordnance Bat tal1on
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1924 Ordnance Depot Company
Or dnance Automotive Company
3l46th Ordnance Wedlum Automotive kaintenance Company
3414th Ordnance Medium Automotive kaintenance Company
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267th Quartermast er Battalion
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494th Quartermast er epot Company
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522d Laundry Dwtachment
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292d Refrigeration Coapany
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40734 Quartermaater Service Company
3348th Truck Company
3564th Quartermastar Truok Coapany
210tb Signal Depot Coapany
Compani ea A and B, 3119th Signal Servica Battalion
850th Traneportat1on Corps Harbor Crart Coapany
168th Pol't Co.pany
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123d Process ing Company
128t h Proce er ing Company
96 t h Cheolcal Ser vice Company
690th Enginee r BAse Equipment Company
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?98th Engi neer Company
l096t h Engineer Ut i l itie s De t achment
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41st Ualari a Control Detachment
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68th Depot Company
6t h ! edical Laboratory
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560th Uedical Optical Repalr De t s chment
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702d 5ani tatlon Company
20th Stati on Hoepita1
33let Sta tion Hoepital
58t h Or dnanc e Baaa Deoot
353<1. Or dna nce Battalion
52d Or dnance Ammun1t 1on Company
224tb Ordnance Ammunition Renova tion Company
l97tb Ordnance pepot Company
53St h Or dna nc e Hea vy Maintenance Company
3l4?th Or dnance Medium Aut oaot1ve Lai ntena nce Copany
3148th Ordnance Medium Aut omot ive Maint enance Company
343?th Ordnance Medium Aut omotive
34624 Ordnance liled1ua Automot i ve Company
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525t h Qua rterma ster Group
314th Bakery Company (le s s Det achment s)
2934 Quartermaster Col d Storeg e Plat oon
336tb Quarterma ster Depot Coapany
Quarte rmast er Graves Reg1etrat 1on Pla toon
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45?th ACI;>hibian Truck Company
364th Transportation Corps Harbor Craft Company
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