Services of Supply (U.S. Army)

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The Services of Supply (U.S. Army) was the World War II-era logistical and administrative organization responsible for providing the U.S. Army with essential supplies, transportation, and support services.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Army organization
administrative command
logistical command
alsoKnownAs SOS
areaOfResponsibility administration
services
supply
transportation
conflict World War II
country United States of America
function administration of service troops
centralized control of supply services
coordination of transportation and distribution
management of depots and supply installations
procurement and storage of materiel
support of overseas theaters of operations
goal ensure continuous flow of materiel to combat forces
standardize and centralize Army logistics in World War II
militaryBranch United States Army
U.S. Army Ground Forces
surface form: United States Army Ground Forces
notableFor centralizing U.S. Army logistics during World War II
supporting rapid expansion of the U.S. Army in World War II
operatedIn continental United States
lines of communication to overseas theaters
partOf United States Army
relatedTo Army Service Forces
War Department General Staff
theater services of supply commands
responsibleFor logistical planning for U.S. Army operations
maintenance and services for U.S. Army units
management of transportation for U.S. Army forces
provision of essential supplies to U.S. Army forces
role administrative support
logistics support
services support
supply distribution
transportation support
scope Army-wide logistical support in the United States
support to U.S. Army forces deployed overseas
subordinateTo United States Department of War
surface form: War Department (United States)
successor Army Service Forces
timePeriod World War II era
typeOf rear-area organization
support command

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War Department Circular 59 (1941) appliesToBranch Services of Supply (U.S. Army)
Merrill's Marauders partOf Services of Supply (U.S. Army)
this entity surface form: U.S. Army Services of Supply, China-Burma-India Theater
John C. H. Lee positionHeld Services of Supply (U.S. Army)
this entity surface form: Commanding General, Services of Supply, European Theater of Operations