10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBDEPOT»
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subdepot in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Arc of the Medicine Line: Mapping the World's Longest ...
He made for a small subdepot (constructed by the men from Wood End) out on
the Coteau and there, on September 8, he discovered Galwey, ready to start his
observations at station 18. Featherstonhaugh was not far behind, coming forward
...
Anthony Rees, Tony Rees, 2012
2
The Army Medical Department, 1917-1941 (Paperback)
Moreover, supply was not under the control of the camp commandant but was
handled through a Quartermaster Corps subdepot in a town 4 miles away, which
retarded deliveries year round. The failure to keep sufficient supplies on hand at
...
An important point is that there is only one subdepot for each class of supply, and
if that subdepot is destroyed, the major stocks of that particular class are lost. Of
course, within each subdepot a degree of dispersion is obtained by splitting the ...
necessitate the subdivision of the company into several groups, each group
being responsible for one subdepot. The type and quantity of stocks in these
subdepots will be determined by the nature of the units served, by the tactical
situation, ...
United States. War Dept, 1943
Subdepots have been activated, expanded or deactivated as dictated by the
tactical situation. A subdepot at Long Binh Post began operation in 1967 with a
mission to supply hospitals in III Corps area, so that the central blood bank in
Saigon ...
6
The Army Medical Department, 1818-1865 (Paperback)
Ambulances continued arriving at this subdepot from field hospitals, however, so
by the 13th, another 450 awaited transportation. On 29 April ambulances began
moving Confederate patients from Farm- ville to the subdepot on the first leg of ...
7
With Courage: The U.S. Army Air Forces in World War II
conducted aircraft maintenance. A large, centralized maintenance operation in
the United States performed the extensive and time-consuming jobs that could
not be done within the flying unit or at the local subdepot, completely
rehabilitating ...
8
The Army Air Forces in World War II, Volume Six: Men and Planes
was the policy to man the subdepots with civilians, the number of employees per
subdepot ranging from ioo to 800; however, at certain isolated bases where it
was found impossible to recruit civilian labor in sufficient number the ASC
stationed ...
9
Personal Memoirs of General P. H. Sheridan:
Theoccupation of Lookout Mountain brokeour direct communicationwith
Bridgeport—our subdepot—and forced ustobring supplies by wayofthe
Sequatchie Valley and Waldron's Ridge of the Cumberland Mountains, over a
road most difficult ...
Philip Henry Sheridan, 2014
10
Aerial Interdiction: Air Power and the Land Battle in Three ...
Each subdepot in turn controlled up to four divisional supply points. This
organization was inherently redundant because the Chinese tactical system was
triangular: Each army had three divisions; each division, three regiments; and so
on.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUBDEPOT»
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We'll fight them on the beaches: Bondi rubbishes council depot plan
''The proposed subdepot at Hugh Bamford Reserve has been designed to be built with a footprint that is clear of the rock carvings as well as the Bondi gun ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 10»
