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H-E-5-T-R-I-C-T-E-D 0, In Octobcr 1944, hmovtr, thG factors wore rovised bosod upon actual oxpc-rionco in tho ?hropoaa Thuiltor of Optrstions and upon tho devclopmcnt of accurcto records. Pin00 OOnsumPtlOn had hen pector thm onticipatod, th daily roauircmcnts wGrc raisud to 217 nct tons while --- thr. --- nnn- --_- ohnbfit ConsUWtiOn rat0 incrcasod 66 nct ions, a ~ .basGd upon 0 aivisiCne.l slico of 40,000 troops. Tho nc.w rbquiro- IUOUtS wcro broken down 0.8 follows: TIT-80 1.700 US gcil/m/day Unloaded fuol 0.002 I1 Koroscnc 0.003 If %os01 fu0l 0.170 It Rngino O i l 0.0561 I’ (3$ of fuc.1) Gonr O i l O.O?.e? (1% Of fuol) [*;Poaec 0.0250 Sbls/man/day (16‘3of fucl) d. In Januery 1945 consm>tion rooords from D-Day to inoludc 31 noooirbor 19b4 wGro avnilsble and at that tine it w s dotcwnod thst ruquiromnts mro 192 net tons, based upon tho BNRO €tivisional slicp. 233. Actunl Planning: Factors Usd by Field Foroes. a. In plosnfng a daily consu$ilon figure for . pOtrCl~um products, thoro woro two basic thoorlee, First, thnt tho fl~uurashoul3 06 oxprcs-ad as a total Euantity bascd upon tho nmbcr of oiorationsl milas por dey for all YGhiclos invoLvod, end SSCOnd that tho fipyP.3 should bo exprossod i-.s n hctor in ounds par nien par dayr! for all troons involvod. It m ~ b o to 6 USG P factor of 15.4.788 pounds por mn por dey, as computoa bo tho Chi~fQmrtcrmastor. This fi uro was ksad on 50 operational milos gcr vchiolcr pcr day YLppcndix 17). Tho First US rigrood with tho daily opcrationcllmilongo, but aonafdcrod the actual vehicular oonsunption figurc to be grcctor thcn thet which wm uaad in tho CMbf n,mrtLrmostcr’s calculctions, and bcliovcd thnt a Ifborn1 safoty factor should also bo in- ~ludod. Tho ’First UR Army thoraforc cn1cul:tcd tho factcx to bc approximtolg 24 pounds pcr mcn pur 9w. 54 of thc 12th ,!amy nroup oonpurrGd in thcr First UY -vta FGOO~ORdntions, nnd tho 24 pounds por r3nn pcr day ff&tOr was adoptcd nnd usca TOT approxhatoly two months nftcr D-Day. 5 b,. b3tcr oporctiona ComCnoud in tho EUrOpom “hmtor of Oporr.tlons, studios wLro m.do on consmpticn rates to Eovclog plnnnfng fnctors based upon oxporlonoc, It ms soon rocognlaod thpt tho faotor prcviowly ncocptcd in tho oonputnCion of tho’day of mpply for potroloum, oil nnB lubriognt pr&uo*,s I nwcly, 24 pounds par nan pcr Cay, ms 01:coasivo, an?. this figure wcs disoilrdtd in favor of tho fagtor 15.47, fis origina].lg P ~ O ~ O Sby C ~ tho ahid “11tWtCl’IXiStQr. or L4s tho rapid advc.ncc, ?.cross tho Continent pro- - 152 - +$-s-T-R-I-G-T-E-D
B-E-S-T-F+I-C-T-'E-D gressod, additional experience facSual data was.accmulatcd and compilod by tho Fotroloun and Fuola Section, Office of the Chief'?mrtcmester, as of 31 Dcoeffihsr 194b.9 These factors vwo basGd unon tho conswption of petrolom, oil nnd lubricents frmi '6 JUaC 1944 to 31 Dcombcr 1944 by r.11 Unitod P.tp.tc8 Forces,.nnd as I? result ft emward rovision of proviaus OstimFltos, particliLnrly In th6 casc of allied products, IWclS LEldG. d, !bo Conmanding CGncra1, 123 .Amy c;rou.p, lr.tLr eubnitted to tho Co"nding Crofrcrnl, &ropean Thcnter 02 . Oporntions, United Rtntos b.rr~,a roport on thc potrolcw, oil nnd 1 brlcGnt consmption from 1.4up,wt 1944. to 28 Elibrunry 1945.tf ' mcso figuros wcrc -nnnlpzed ma ncw factorE WC~Orscommendct! fcjr ostimtlnfl t!m ro;ulre2onts for fiold f.orces. Rocormondod fnctors pcr mn per dsy wre: -1ton Gcllons Founds IT-80 1.0153 8.2526 Dicsol O i l ,0353 42773 Xagino Oils ,0234 ,2032 Qcar Oil .0028 .0025 Grcascs .0012 ,0123 Keroseno ,0051 ,0436 Thoee above figures WGrE bQSGd on ration strcngth and illcluded a 20$ inorease for additional rnisoellanoous units. Pnragraphe 6 & 7 of th 8 reGort or0 quotcd J.n oxplamtion Qf thOEQ revised factors. 3 "6. A nurvoy of tho strength figuroe of tlw mjor comw-3da indicates that thcro is normally n lnrge perce.it.i@e of troops in ench sroo who am serviced by n g1rr.m omand but whosc numcr!.cnl strunfitfitas ztro not lncluclod in tho ::.ssignncd i:nd nttachcd strength figurcj 02 thc br,sic com?.cd. TkIa aocountod for additional stronTth (4ir Form, Communications Zona troops, Allied trooy, oto.) vnrios bctwon 20 nnr! 35 pcircont of thc bnsio strength figllroe of th3 oonrmr?nd and pono'rnlly oorrosgonds to the ratloc. strength. ,Bquricnoo has provcn thnt tho factors, a8 ofltablishod in tho 1.w.rtcmasta ~orviocBof wouco natn, onlling for 15.47 pounds ?or mn p~?:dey md acnputad on the notup.1 c.ssigned cnd nttcohsc? strcmgth, . d3finitoly rosults in a surplus of ell POL itwas, with thG cxcop-tion of koroson.0. .Thus, it-ia appnrcnt tktt the factor is oxoessivo, I'lhGro&s, the strongttii figuro is insuffizicnt. Thc two conponsating wrors, howovcr havc hc.d the nct rcsult of ostabllshing qwiltities in toma of doys of' eupply on a mom or less workehlc hsie. ''7. TO cstPLhl18h thG Supply Of POL ItOIUS on mor0 oxact basis and to provide unifcrdty thmughout thG thontcr it is nrOpOSGd: "a. Thnt now factors IJG cstcbllshd, bascd - 153 - R-E-S-T-R-I-C-T-E -D
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MSSION: Prepare 3eport end Reoomeni
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R -E-S -1' -R -I.G-T.E-D TABLE OF C
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R-E-S-T-R-I -C-T-E-D TABLE OF CONTE
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R-E-S-T-R-I-0-T-E-D T.IBLX OF COTBT
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1. Gcncrol. PAQT ONE INTRODUCTION a
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R-E-S-T-R-I-C -T-E-D Class I - No c
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10, Post Exchango Items. Regardingt
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cwm 2 -XTKLS OF SUPPLY SECTION 1 Ej
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n-w-0- &-n-~ -U-I -a-u SECTION 2 DE
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R-E&-T-R-I-C-T-3-D CHAPTER 2 DAILY
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R-E-S-T-I7 -I-C -T-IC -D The system
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R-E-S-T-R-I-C-T-E -D nand me concer
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R-EFS -TbR-I-C-T-B-D SECTIIlr 1 DEF
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!vihic!i 610 to bo cxclusivcly rQcO
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SECTION 2 39. Contrzlizction or Doc
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allocation of ships by name and nui
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1. T/O L C 10-57 Eih1iopru:ihZ Glla
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R-E-S-T-R-I4 -T-E-D bese Quarteri-s
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SECTION 1 HEFRIGEWMON UNITS L33. &a
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148. Ifission cnd 0r~nnniar..tbion.
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