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251. Responsibility.<br />
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a. supreme Eeadquarterg maintained control throush-<br />
out the operation. As the operations on the continent pro-<br />
gressed and more countries were liberated or occupied,<br />
Suprema Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Forces, reorgan-<br />
ized and decentralized control. It established, in each<br />
country, a Solid Fuels Sub-Seotion composed of the military<br />
and civilian representatives of governmen transportation,<br />
and the coal mines or production A9 the sub-<br />
sections were organized, the Allied Forces submitted tieir<br />
estlmates of rue1 requirements within ench coun r scparately<br />
to the sub-section of the country concerned.trg The subsection<br />
operated directly under the Solid Fuels Section of<br />
Supreme Headquarters, and was responsibls for:3<br />
Alvising on all matters pertaining to indigenous<br />
production ai solid fuels, and<br />
for carrying out instructions of Supreme<br />
Headquarters relative to Solid Fuels production.<br />
Rcrsening essential civilian requirements.<br />
Presentation of military solid fuels requireffients.<br />
lreparation of proposed a.llocations for<br />
approval.<br />
Arrangement and coordination with appro-<br />
priate civilian and military authorities<br />
for the dlstribution of solid fuels within<br />
the country to the normal divtribution<br />
cor-tera, by railway, water or road.<br />
Coordination of the movement and bistri-<br />
bution of exported or imported solld fuels.<br />
b. As ,he operating solid fuels aqency for the<br />
United States military forces, the Chlsf '),uartermaster was<br />
responsible for:4,8<br />
Submitting estimates afl required and xe-<br />
CeiVhg the allOOtitiGn8.<br />
Coordinating with the Chief of Transportation,<br />
Zuropean Thcater of Oporatlons,<br />
for the shipment and delivery of coal from<br />
continental point of origin r port to<br />
destination for consumption. t?<br />
Maintaining daily contact with the Britiah<br />
Var Office for the implementing of the<br />
agree& coal shipmGnt Drogran.<br />
Accounting for all coal received from all<br />
sources by all United Dtates forces, except<br />
some coal procbed by the Goneral<br />
%chasing Agsnt by diroct neg0tiati0n.l~<br />
c. The <strong>Quartermaster</strong>s of the field armies were<br />
re8pOnsible for submitting sstiaates of fuel required, and<br />
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