By LT. James E. Woolsen, QMC Quartermaster Review November-December 1953 DIVISION Quartermaster trucking missions in the combat zone are as diversified as they are numerous, and not necessarily limited to the support of Quartermaster operations. Often where a railhead provides the necessary facilities for Quartermaster supply, vehicles can support other Technical Services within the Division. […]
LT David B. Roath SFC Frank Napoleon Quartermaster Professional Bulletin – Autumn 1993 Operations other than war (OOTW)-a new term in the Quartermaster dictionary. Quartermasters have had some opportunities to define and explore this new support concept. With the Army’s focus changing from forward presence to force projection, Quartermasters play exciting roles. These roles are […]
By LTC John C. Cook, Q.M.C.The Quartermaster ReviewMarch-April 1953 THE respect and care for the honored dead, the men who died for an ideal and their country, traditional with the people of the nations embracing western civilization, has never been so resolutely… Recovery in 1959 of B-24 Bomber crew lost in Libyan Desert in 1943 […]
Command Sergeant Major Tisa W. Scott is a native of Eatonton, Georgia. She began her Army career on 23 November 1993 at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri where she attended Basic Combat Training. Her Advanced Individual Training was at Fort Gregg-Adams, Virginia where she was awarded the MOS, 92A, Automated Logistics Specialist. Command Sergeant Major Scott’s […]
16th Quartermaster General February 1882 – July 1883 General Rufus Ingalls was born at Denmark, Oxford County, Maine on August 23, 1819. He was appointed to the U.S. Military Academy in 1839, and entered it with a remarkable class that included President Grant and others. After he graduated in 1843 he was assigned to the […]
Sergeant Major Tyrone Lockhart enlisted in 1978 and retired in 2004. He completed training at Fort Knox, Kentucky and Fort Lee, VA., as a Unit Supply Specialist. Sergeant Major Lockhart’s assignments include; 2nd Battalion/327th Airborne Regiment in the 101st Airborne Division; 3d Armored Division; 1st Battalion/40th Field Artillery Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division; 6th Battalion, 37th […]
General Beale graduated from Wake Forest University in Winston Salem, North Caroline, in June 1964, with an Economics degree. A distinguished military graduate in the ROTC program, he was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Quartermaster Corps. During his 32 years of active duty service, General Beale served in a wide variety of assignments from […]
Extracted from “Quartermaster Support of the Army”, pages 660-662 Erna Risch, 1962 Storage and distribution of petroleum to the American Expeditionary Force in France during World War I , 1917-1918. The storage and distribution of the bulk of Quartermaster Supplies were handled through the depot system established on the Line of Communications, but the handling […]
Sergeant Major Carey has always represented the Army and Quartermaster Corps as the consummate professional while serving in the military. Sergeant Major Wardell entered the United States Army as a Food Service Specialist in 1972 and over the next 26 years distinguished himself in a variety of challenging and critical troop support and command assignments, […]
The Army Quartermaster Foundation, in its capacity as an educational 501c(3) organization, provides funds for the Army Quartermaster Museum that are not available through normal military appropriations. Our funding plays a significant role in maintaining the museum’s reputation as one of the top facilities in the military museum system. Our efforts have focused on three […]
by Josh | Aug 5, 2022 Mr.Lee retired from the position of Personnel Proponent Specialist, Deputy Chief, Office of the Quartermaster General, US Army Quartermaster Center and School, Fort Lee, Virginia. As the senior civilian in the office, he executed the mission responsibilities that… by Josh | Aug 5, 2022 The son of a career […]
By Lieut. Harry Kirsner, Q.M.C.The Quartermaster Review July-August 1931 WHEN we speak of ”uniforms,” we immediately think of clothing of similar design made of cloth of like construction and color worn by personnel of military as well as of some civilian and semi-civilian organizations, such as the police departments, fire departments, postal departments and fraternal […]
CSM Wells entered the United States Army in September 1974 at Fort Dix, New Jersey where he completed basic combat training. Command Sergeant Major Wells attended advanced individual training as an Automated Logistics Specialist at Fort Lee, Virginia. CSM Wells has served in a variety of duty positions including Unit Armorer, Platoon Sergeant, Supply […]
General Richardson entered the Army following graduation from Stephen F. Austin University. Throughout his career, General Richardson commanded tours at every level, to include brigade command in combat during Operation Iraqi Freedom. In his last active duty assignment, Major General Richardson commanded the United States Army Surface Deployment and Distribution Command. As Commander of […]
