Demobilization : $b our industrial and military demobilization after the armistice, 1918-1920Crowell, Benedict
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Demobilization : $b our industrial and military demobilization after the armistice, 1918-1920
Crowell, Benedict
United States. Army. American Expeditionary Forces -- Demobilization; World War, 1914-1918 -- United States
Quartermaster Supplies:
Demobilization of industry producing, 246–247
Purchases of, in Europe, 235–236
Sales of:
To French Government, 238–240
To other purchasers, 240–243
Storage of, 251–252
Termination of European contracts for, 237
Value of A. E. F. surplus of, 243
Racine trinitrotoluol Plant, 142
Railroad Administration, United States: Cut rates to discharged
soldiers granted by, 51–52
Railroad Claim, French, 217
Railway Passenger Equipment, Army, 57–58
Raritan Arsenal, 176
Raw Materials Division, 248
Ray, John H., Jr.: On Cuthell Board, 294
Real Estate Service, 267–268
Recording & Computing Machines Co.: Optical instruments produced by,
192
Recuperators, 172
Reeves, Col. Ira L.: President of Beaune University, 93
Remount Service, 244–246, 253–255
Reo Motor Co.: Tractors produced by, 194
Ritchey, Dr. G. W.: Optical workers trained by, 191
Roads, Bureau of Public: Supplies furnished to, 217, 252, 282
Roberts, George J.: Chief of New York ordnance district, 149
Robinson, Fred J.: Chief of Detroit ordnance district, 149
Rochester Gun Plant, 167, 170–171
Rock Island Arsenal:
Artillery stored at, 176
Machinery concentrated at, 172, 174–175, 197
Post-armistice production:
Recuperators, 173
36-ton tanks, 195
Roosevelt, Theodore: Attitude of, toward burial of soldiers in
France, 84
Ross, Private Harold W.: As editor of _Stars and Stripes_, 96
Roumania: Supplies bought by, 242
Russell, E. A.: Chief of Chicago ordnance district, 149
Russell, Fort D. A.: Artillery stored at, 176
Sales Branch, 269, 271–275
Sales, Director of, 269–270, 276
Salvage, 24, 243–244
Savanna Proving Ground, 176
School System of A. E. F., 92–93
Scovil, Samuel:
Chief of Cleveland ordnance district, 149
Selective Service Men, Entrainment of, 1, 47–48
Senter Tetryl Plant, 182
Seventy-seventh Division, 59, 67
Sheffield Nitrogen Plant, 183–184, 185
Shell:
Demobilization of Industry producing, 185–187
Disposal of A. E. F. stocks of, 188–190
Shell, Gas, 222–223
Shelton, Charles B.: On Cuthell Board, 294
Sights and Fire-control Instruments, 190–193
Signal Corps, 227–229
Singer Manufacturing Co.: Post-armistice production of recuperators
by, 172, 173
Singleton, Marvin E.: Chief of St. Louis ordnance district, 150
Small Arms: Demobilization of industry producing, 195–197
Small-arms Ammunition, 197–198
Smith, Dan: Reëmployment poster painted by, 109
Smith, Sergeant John W. Rixey: On _Stars and Stripes_, 96
Smiths: Number of, in Army, 70
Smoke, Toxic, 223–226
Soldier Dead: Place of burial of remains of, 83–84, 91
Spencer Lens Co.: Optical glass made by, 192
Springfield Armory: Machinery stored at, 197
Spruce Production Corp., 143, 281
Standard B Trucks, 231
Standard Contract Provisions, 122–124
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