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Class I - No change from definition in Field<br />
Manuel 100-10.<br />
Class I1 - Those authorized articles for whick:<br />
allowances are established by Tables of Basio<br />
Allowances and Tables of Allowncea, such as<br />
clothing, gas masks, arms, trucks, radio sets,<br />
tools, and instruments.<br />
Class I11 - Engine fuels and lubricants, inoluding<br />
gasoline for all vehicles and aircraft,<br />
diesel oil, fuel oil, and coal.<br />
Class IV - Those articles of supply which are<br />
not covered in Tables of Basic Allowances and<br />
demands for which are directly related to<br />
operations contemplated or in progress (except<br />
for articles in Classes Inand V), such<br />
as fortification materials, construotioo<br />
materials, and machinery.<br />
class V - No change from definition in Field<br />
Manual 100-10.<br />
SECTION 2<br />
DEFINITIONS IJEVELOPED IN THE EUROPEAN THEATER OB OPERATIONS.<br />
6. Definiticns prescribed by the Chief Qua-temaster,<br />
European "heater of <strong>Operations</strong>. The Quartermsstsr Service<br />
Reference Data. Volume 11. Office of the Chief <strong>Quartermaster</strong>.<br />
European Theat& of' <strong>Operations</strong>, dat8d 1 January-1944, gives<br />
the following definitions for classes of supply.4<br />
a. Class I - As stated in Field Manual 100-10, War<br />
Deprtment, 15 November 1943.<br />
b. Class I1 - Those supplies and equipment for<br />
which allowances are established by Tables or Allowances,<br />
Tables of Equipmeut and Ow Circular 1-18; namely, clothing<br />
and equipage used by the individual and also organiza-<br />
tional equipment such as heavy tentage, axes, field ranges,<br />
and any other items to be used for the whole of the organization;<br />
also items of an expendable natura such as soap,<br />
stationery and brooms.<br />
c. Class I11 - Petrol (Gasoline, oil and lubricants<br />
ana solid fuels (coal, coke and wood).<br />
d. Class IV - Miscellaneous articles of supply<br />
such as post exchange items, special sales store supplies,<br />
repair supplies and equipment, depot equipment or other<br />
such supplies whichae not covered in documents establish-<br />
ing Class I1 allowances and the demands for which are di-<br />
rectly related to the operations contemplated or in progress.<br />
e. Class V - Ammunition, pyrotechnics, antitank<br />
mines and chemicals. These are not supplied by the Quarter-<br />
master Service.<br />
SECFON ,a<br />
FROE" THEAmR OF OPERA'I?ONS Em,R"CE WITH IIEFIKITIONS<br />
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