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Military Article Photocopies available from Military/Info

• Coates, Lt.Col.Charles F., Infantry."S-4: Rehabilitation," Infantry School Quarterly, Vol.37, No.2 (October 1950); 7 pages, 1 illus. Price 1.00 {Item No.10425} [A dialogue on the logistical officers duties during the rehabilitation of a regiment]
• Delafield, Richard, Major."Logistics during the Siege of Sebastopol,"The Art of War in Europe in 1854; 40+ pages, 64+ illus.  Price 6.00  {Item No.22309} [Contains an fantanstic amount of detail from the construction detail of wagons to the way the potatoes were sliced for cooking. Including: French bread rations, English bakery ship the Abundance details, Steam factory ship, Hospital ship, Special steam applications, Horse transport ship details, Ambulance and stretchers details (including mule litters and bandages) of the Armies, Tents and shelters, Rations and cooking methods, Mess equipment]
• Goodnow, Captain Chandler."Battle Group Logistics,"Infantry. Vol.50, No.1 (January 1960); 5 pages, 6 illus. Price .50 {Item No.11043}[Includes: Introduction, The supply and maintenance platoon is organized functionally, Divisional units give added logistical capability, Operation of the logistical system]
• Groom, Major Kenneth G.."The Jaundiced Eye," Infantry School Quarterly, Vol.43, No.2 (October 1953); 7 pages, 3 illus. Price 1.00 {Item No.10611} [Comments waste in the army system]
• Horan, Lt.Col. T.F.."Logistical Support,"Infantry, Vol.48, No.1 (January 1958); 7 pages, 4 illus. Price 1.00 {Item No.10890) [In Pentomic Infantry Divisions]
• Livermore, Col.W.R., U.S.Army. "How France Subsists her Armies at the Front," Professional Memoirs. Corps of Engineer, Vol.9, No.48 (November-December 1917); 15 pages, 8 illus. Price 1.50 {Item No.6250} [Includes: Introduction, Subsistence from the land, Demand and supply, Intendence, husbandry and commerce, Provisions are moved and transformed in the interior, The provisions go the front, The market under the cannon, Provisions go to the firing line, The necessary and the superfluous][Translated by from L'Illustration March 10, 1917]
• Mangold, Lt.Col.Harold B., Infantry."Defense of Rear Areas, Part II", Infantry School Quarterly, Vol.41, No.1 (July 1952); 13 pages, 1 map Price 1.50 {Item No.10532} [A illustrative problem of the defense of a division's rear areas]
• Rapp, Captain Joseph H.."Never Sign Until You're Sure," Infantry School Quarterly, Vol.45, No.3 (July 1955); 4 pages, 1 illus. Price .50 {Item No.10719} [Company supply] [Includes: Introduction, Company supply officers, Hints that help, Show me, Joint inventory, Unit property books, Loose Leaf pages get lost, What to do about it?, Counting property, Borrowing, Unauthorized lending and borrowing, Nomenclature, It's work]
• Spivey, Captain Chandler Goodnow & Benjamin G.."Garrison Supply,"Infantry, Vol.48, No.3 (July-September 1958); 3 pages Price .50 {Item No.10924) [The attempt to the relieve the administrative burden on company commander by a new AR 735-35]
• Warmbrod, Lt.Col.Karlton, Infantry."Defense of Rear Areas", Infantry School Quarterly, Vol.40, No.2 (April 1952); 12 pages, 2 illus. Price 1.50 {Item No.10507}
• Infantry magazine."Unit Supply System," Infantry, Vol.51, No.6 (November-December 1961); 2 page, 2 illus. Price .50 {Item No.11338} [Includes: DA Form 2062, hand receipt annex, and other forms]
• U.S.Army Infantry School. "The Supply Problem, 2d Battalion 306th Infantry on the Vesle River," The Infantry School Mailing List Vol.VII, Chapter X. (December 1933-1934); 18 pages Price 2.00 {Item No.10010}[A supply phase of combat][Personal experience monograph of Captain Henry E.Kelly, Infantry]
• U.S.Army Infantry School. "Supply of Motorized Infantry. Tentative organization," Infantry School Mailing List, Vol. X, Chapter XI. (June 1935); 14 pages, 3 tables Price 1.50 {Item No.10043} [Includes: Advantages of motor transportation: Speed and radius of operation, Maneuverability. Supply principles, Supply methods. Partial Motorization (Field Trains only): Distribution, Bivouac location, Rolling reserve, Class-I Supplies, Ammunition. Full Motorization: Class-I supplies and methods of feeding, Ammunition, Headquarters and medical sections. Conclusion]
• U.S.Army Infantry School. "Supply Problem—Motorized Infantry," Infantry School Mailing List, Vol. X, Chapter XII. (June 1935); 11 pages, 1 map Price 1.00 {Item No.10044} [Includes: Two situations, each with requirement and a solution]
• U.S.Army Infantry School. "Service Company in defense (Infantry School Teaching)," Infantry School Mailing List, Vol. XX, Chapter 5. (July 1940); 31 pages, 12 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10166} [Includes: Tactical situation, Railhead distribution, Supply activities in the regimental train bivouac, Forward area, One hour later, Several hours later, Conclusion]
• U.S.Army Infantry School. "Supply (Infantry School Teaching)," Infantry School Mailing List, Vol. XXII, Chapter 8. (August 1941); 46 pages, 1 illus. Price 5.00 {Item No.10193} [Includes: General considerations, Infantry transportation, Infantry regimental trains, Motor maintenance, The regimental service company, Regimental organization for supply, Supply operations within the regiment, Class I supply, Class III supply, Class V supplies, Class II and Class IV supply, Administrative plans and orders]
• U.S.Army Infantry School. "Regiment in Defense (Supply)(Illustrative exercise)," Infantry School Mailing List, Vol. XXII, Chapter 9. (August 1941); 10 pages, 2 illus. Price 1.00 {Item No.10194} [Includes: Situation, Requirement, A solution of the requirement, A disscussion of the requirement, Summary]
• U.S.Army Infantry School. "Notes on Infantry," Infantry School Mailing List, Vol. XX, Chapter 10. (July 1940); 14 pages, 5+illus. Price 1.50 {Item No.10171} [Includes: Supply of gasoline and oil, Modern infantry symbols]
• U.S.Army Infantry School. "Supply of the Rifle Company and the Battalion in the Defense," Infantry School Mailing List, Vol. XXIX, Chapter 18. (October 1946); 13 pages, 4 illus. Price 1.50 {Item No.10264} [Includes: Operations, The problem, Supply of the rifle company and battalion in defense, Section I: Situation, First requirement. Section II: A solution of first requirement, Discussion-solution of first requirement, Situation continued. Section III: A solution of second requirement, Other situations, requirements and solutions, Summary]
• U.S.Army Infantry School. "Duties of a Division G-4," Infantry School Quarterly Vol.XXXII, No.1 (January 1948); 19 pages, 5 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10306} [Division Logistics officer] Merrill's Marauders (An Historic Monograph); 17 pages, 5 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10307} [Includes: Introduction, Terrain, Mission, Summary]
• War Department, Ordnance Office. "The Intendance, Training, Supply Services in Continental Armies," by Brevet Lt-Col.Hindyard, Highland Light Infantry. Ordnance Notes.—No.245 (Washington, 12 February 1883) From the Journal of the Royal United Service Institution; 41 pages Price 4.00 {Item No.5245}
• War Department, Ordnance Office. "Money and Property Accountability in the Quartermaster's Department," Ordnance Note.--No.259 (Washington, 5 March 1883) by Brevet Brigadier General Samuel B.Holabird, U.S.A.; 18 pages Price 2.00 {Item No.5259} [Includes: Introduction, Clothing, camp and garrison equipage, Money accounts, Returns of quartermaster stores, Classify property before invoicing, Examination of quartermasters' accounts and return at the treasury, Action of the second comptroller on accounts, Estimate of funds, &c., Some changes discussed, Office work]
• War Department, Ordnance Office. "The Austrian Army; More Especially with Reference to the Military Train, and the Organization of the Lines of Communication in the Field," by John Ross-of-Bladensburg, Coldstream Guards. Ordnance Notes.—No.271 (Washington, 19 March 1883) From the Journal of the Royal United Service Institution; 24 pages, 1 plate of illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.5271}
• War Department. Military Intelligence Service."A Discussion of the German Supply System," Tactical and Technical Trends Vol.I., No.2, Section II. (2 July 1942); 3 pages  Price .50  {Item No.12526}
• War Department. Military Intelligence Service."German 21st Armored Division – Division Supply," Tactical and Technical Trends Issue No.16, No.22 (14 January 1943); 1 pages  Price .50 {Item No.12829}
• War Department."Section I. General,"FM 101-10  Staff Officers' Field Manual. Organization, Technical and Logistical Data (10 October 1943), Chapter 3, Section I; 37 pages, tables  Price 5.00 {Item No.22088} [Including: Classification of supply, Methods of supply, Procurement of supplies, Automatic Class I supply, Daily telegram, Requisition, Credits, Procurement by local exploitation, Trains of the Division, Labor, Truck loading capacities, Day of supply, Basic data of Class I and III supplies, Diagram of Class I supplies obtained by daily telegram, Diagram of distribution of Class I supplies, Time elements in Class I supply, Diagram of requistion and distribution of Class III supplies, Gasoline supply, Prescribed loads of Class III supply, Diagram of requistion and shipment of Class II and Class IV supplies, Class V supply, Basic data ammunition (except aircraft and chemical ammunition, Basic data chemical warfare ammunition, Basic loads artillery ammunition, Maximum resupply loads Field artillery ammuntion, Estimate daily requirements of Class V supplies for various types of combat expressed in units of fire per day of combat, Field artillery ammunition expenditures expressed in rounds per weapon per hour, Diagram of distribution of Class V supplies, Class V supplies diagram of allocation and requests, Class V supplies diagram of flow of ammunition reports]
• War Department."Infantry Division,"FM 101-10  Staff Officers' Field Manual. Organization, Technical and Logistical Data (10 October 1943), Chapter 3, Section II; 8 pages, tables  Price 1.00 {Item No.22089} [Including: Vehicle fuel and lubricant requirements, Basic load, Units of fire and load of ammunition]

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