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W. R, S Jan 1987 C/c,J Army Records Mana er 9 GRS OR 10 ACTION 7 8 DESCRIPTION OF ITEM SUPERSEDED TAKEN ITEM BOARDMAN.�?�(With Inclusive Dates or Retenhon Periods) JOB (NARSUSE NO CITATION ONLY)

Located at the National Personnel Records Center (Military), St. Louis, Missouri, are Army organizational records generally dating from the late 1940'es through the 1960'es. These records are now being reviewed for the purpose of determining their ultimate disposition. The submission of this SF115 is a part of this effort.

This schedule covers only those records located in NPRC created by U.S. Army I nstallations. Consequently, it is not applicable to current records.

Unless otherwise noted, the disposition numbers cited correspond to those in AR 340-18.

115-108r\\ STANDARD FORM 115 (REV 8-83) Prescribed by GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11 4 5

Installations

Ft. Amador, Canal Zone, ca. 1954-65, 9. 9 ft. Aschaffenburg Post, ca. 1955-59, 7 in. Augsburg Post, ca. 1951-65, 2.9 ft. Fort Banks, MA, ca. 1952-65, 1.e4 ft. Bad Kreuznach Post, ca. 1959-64, 1.2 ft. Bamberg Post, ca. 1958-62, 6 in. Baumholder Post, ca. 1959-63, 1.2 ft. Bayreuth Installation, 1953, 1 in. Ft. Belvoir, 1959, 2 in. Ft. Benning, ca. 1951-63, 5. 7 ft. Berchtesgaden Sub-Post, 1958-59, 3 in. Berlin Garrison, ca. 1957-60, 8 in. Ft. Bliss, ca. 1956-63, 2 ft. Bordeaux Installation, ca. 1954-55, 10 in. Ft. Bragg, ca. 1950-64, 37. 8 ft. Camp Breckinridge, KY, ca. 1953-63, 5.e6 ft. Fort Brooke, Puerto Rico, ca. 1952-57, 9.e4 ft. Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico, ca. 1949-63, 13.7 ft. Camp Bussac, 1955, 5 in. Ft. Campbell, ca. 1951-66, 36 ft. Ft. Carson, ca. 1951-59, 55 ft. Ft. Chaffee, ca. 1961-65, S. S. ft. Camp Chickamauga, ca. 1954-65, 9 in, Camp Chofu, 1956, 1 in. Camp Claybanks, New Era, MI, 1953, 3 in. Ft. Clayton, Canal Zone, 1950-65, 2 ft. Camp Clifford, 1954, 5 in. Corozal Post, Canal Zone, 1952-54, 2.3 ft. Ft. Crowder, MO, ca, 1951-62, 11.3 ft. Ft. Custer, Battle Creek, MI, 1953, 1.e1 ft. Darmstadt Post, ca. 1958-62, 9 in. Ft. Davis, Canal Zone, ca. 1954-64, 1.et ft. Ft. Devens, ca. 1951-67, 22. 5 ft. Ft. Douglas, ca. 1955-65, 2. 9 ft. Camp Drake, ca. 1956-58, 5,8 ft. Camp Drew, ca. 1947-58, 4 in, Camp Drum, Watertown, NY, ca. 1952-55, 8.2 ft. Camp Edwards, Falmouth, MA, ca. 1946-50, 8 in. Camp Etz Jima, ca. 1954-55, 2. 3 ft. Ft. Eustis, VA, ca. 1955-57, 2 in. Frankfurt Post, ca. 1958-64, 2 ft. Camp Fuchinobe, ca. 1954-55, 5 in. Fuessen Sub-Post, ca. 1951-53, 2 in. Camp Fuji, ca, 1953-58, 7.8 ft. Fulda Sub-Post, ca. 1952-63, 1.e5 ft. Garmisch Post, ca. 1959-65, 7 in. Camp Gary, San Marcos, TX, ca. 1956-59, 3. 8 ft. Gerszewski Barracks, Europe, 1955, 3 in. Giessen Post, ca. 1957-64, 1. 7 ft, Camp Gifu, ca. 1953-55, 4.8 ft. Ft. Gordon, ca. 1945-61, 27. 8 ft. Ft. Greely, ca. 1942-61, 13.3 ft. 6

Ft. Gulick, Canal Zone, ca. 1953-61, 4.6 ft. Camp Hakata, ca. 1954-55, 5 ft. Camp Hale, CO, ca. 1953-57, 6.2 ft. Ft. Hamilton, ca. 1951-61, 42. 8 ft. Hanau Post, ca. 1956-65, 1. 3 ft. Ft. Hancock, NJ, ca. 1956-64, 7 in. Camp Hanford, WA, ca. 1951-61, 10. 5 ft. Ft. Benjamin Harrison, ca. 1951-60, 29. 4 ft. Camp Haugen, ca. 1954-56, 5. 6 ft. Camp Haven, WI, ca. 1954-59, 3 in. Ft. Hayes, OH, ca. 1953-62, 2.e4 ft. Heidelberg Post, ca. 1958-64, 1.e5 ft. Henry Barracks, Puerto Rico, ca. 1951-56, 8. 5 ft. Camp A.R. Hill, VA, ca. 1949-64, 11.2 ft. Ft. Holabird, ca. 1951-54, 4.3 ft. Ft. Hood, TX, ca. 1941-65, 31.8 ft. Ft. Sam Houston, ca. 1921-63, 37 ft. Ft. Huachuca, ca. 1951-65, 1. 6 ft. Indiantown Gap Military Reservation, PA, ca. 1959-62, 1. 6 ft. Ft. Jackson, ca. 1951-62, 33. 1 ft. Ft. Jay, ca. 1949-66, 24.2 ft. Camp Leroy Johnson, LA, ca. 1951-64, 4.e5 ft. Kaiserslautern Post, ca. 1959-61, 7 in. Karlsruhe Post, ca. 1956-64, 1.e4 ft. Kassel Post, ca. 1958-60, 8 in. Killeen Base, TX, ca. 1955-60, 5 in. Camp Kilmer, NJ, ca. 1956-63, 1.e1 ft. Ft. Knox, ca. 1942-60, 10.8 ft. Ft. Kobbe, Canal Zone, ca. 1953-62, 1.e5 ft. Camp Kobe, ca. 1954-57, 8. 6 ft. Camp Kokura, ca. 1954-56, 2. 9 ft. Camp Kure, ca. 1957-59, 1.e1 ft. La Rochelle Installation, ca. 1954-56, 8.3 ft. Ft. Lawton, WA, ca. 1951-66, 38.2 ft. Ft. Leavenworth, ca. 1942-63, 14 ft. Ft. Lee, ca. 1950-53, 41 ft. Ft. Lewis, WA, ca. 1946-66, 59.e6 ft. Lordstown Military Reservation, ca. 1954-66, 12. 2 ft. Camp Losey, Puerto Rico, ca. 1939-56, 5. 2 ft. Camp Lucas, Sault Ste. Marie, MI, ca. 1951-60, 4.8 ft. Ft. MacArthur, CA, ca. 1951-64, 13.9 ft. Mainz Sub-Post, ca. 1959-60, 3 in. Maison Fort, 1954, 1 in. Camp Matsushima, ca. 1954-55, 2 ft. Ft. McClellan, AL, ca. 1951-66, 13.2 ft. Camp McCoy, WI, ca. 1952-54, 5.3 ft. Camp McGill, ca. 1954-57, 4 ft. Ft. McNair, ca. 1952-61, 1.9 ft. Ft. McPherson, GA, ca. 1951-65, 11.2 ft. Ft. George Meade, MD, ca. 1946-64, 43.2 ft. Camp Mercer, Korea, ca. 1958-60, 6 in. Ft. Miles, Lewes DE, ca. 1946-62, 7 ft. Ft. Monmouth, NJ, ca. 1950-63, 24.3 ft. Ft. Monroe, VA, ca. 1951-62, 8. 6 ft. Munich Post, ca. 19 59-65, 1. 4 ft. 7

Ft. Myer, VA, ca. 1946-64, 14 ft. Ft. Niagara, NY, ca. 1953-62, 1.3 ft. Nurnberg Post, ca, 1959-64, 2.5 ft. Ft. Ord, CA, ca. 1951-64, 30.5 ft. Orleans Post, ca. 1954-65, 8.3 ft. Camp Otsu, ca. 1956-57, 1.5 ft. Paris Post, 1965, 4 in. Camp Parks, Pleasanton, CA, 1 in. Phillips Barracks, ca. 1957-58, 3 in. Camp Pickett, VA, ca. 1954-66, 8.5 ft. Pirmasens Post, ca. 1959-64, 7 in. Poitiers Installation, ca. 1954-60, 2.9 ft. Ft. Polk, LA, ca. 1948-66, 16.5 ft. Presidio of San Francisco, ca. 1949-66, 24.3 ft, Quarry Heights Post, Canal Zone, ca. 1955-62, 11 in. Camp Red Cloud, Japan, 1957, 2 in. Rhine Ordnance Barracks, ca. 1956-60, 4 in. Ft. Richardson, AK, ca. 1952-60, 45 ft. Ft. Riley, KS, ca. 1924-63, 25 ft. Ft. Ritchie, MD, ca. 1952-62, 16.3 ft. Camp Roberts, CA, ca. 1953-64, 4 in. Rochefort Installation, ca. 1955-59, 1.8 ft. Ft. Rosecrans, San Diego, CA, ca. 1952-57, 1.5 ft. Ft. Rucker, AL, ca. 1951-60, 8.2 ft. Ft. Ruger, HI, ca. 1959-60, 4 in. Camp San Luis Obispo, CA, ca. 1953-64, 2 in. Camp Sasebo, ca. 1954-55, 12.8 ft. Saumur Sub-Post, 1960, 2 in. Camp Schimmelpfennig, Japan, ca. 1954-56, 5.4 ft. Schofield Barracks, HI, ca. 1953-57, 3.9 ft. Schweinfurt Post, ca. 1956-58, 10 in. Seine Garrison, ca. 1956-65, 2.8 ft. Camp Sendai, ca. 1957-58, 2.3 ft. Seoul Post, ca. 1954-60, 6.3 ft. Ft. Shafter, HI, ca. 1951-57, 3.3 ft. Ft. Sheridan, IL, ca. 1950-61, 33.4 ft Ft. Sherman, Canal Zone, ca. 1955-63, 2 in. Ft. Sill, OK, 1950-52, 2 in. Ft. Slocum, NY, cal 1951-65, 10,8 ft. South Park Military Reservation, ca. 1954-60, 7 in. St. Nazaire Installation, ca. 1955-60, 1.6 ft. Camp Stoneman, CA, ca. 1954-58, 5 in. Straubing Post, ca. 1959-63, 6 in. Ft. Story, VA, ca. 1951-66, 6 ft. Stuttgart Post, ca. 1959-64, 3.3 ft. Taegu Sub-Post, 1958, 3 in. Camp Terry, MD, ca. 1952-54, 5.8 ft. Ft. Tilden, NY, ca. 1954-60, 6.5 ft. Camp Tokyo, ca. 1954-58, 7.3 ft. Tompkins Barracks, ca. 1954-57, 8 in. Camp Tortuguero, Puerto Rico, ca. 1952-55, 17.1 ft. Ft. Totten, NY, ca. 1951-67, 34.1 ft. Taul Post, ca. 1960-61, 3 in. Verdun Installation, ca. 1954-64, 6.2 ft. 8

Verona Garrison, ca. 1962-64, 3 in. Vienna Military Post, ca. 1952-53, 1.2 ft. Vitry-le-Francois Sub-Post, 1960, \ in. Ft. Wadsworth, NY, ca. 1951-61, 5.7 ft. Warner Barracks, 1958, 2 in. Ft. Wayne, MI, ca. 1954-65, 12.1 ft. Camp Wellfleet, MA, ca. 1954-61, 3 in. Camp Whittington, Japan, ca. 1954-57, 5.6 ft. Ft. Williams, MI, ca. 1953-62, 7 in. Camp Wolters, TX, ca. 1956-65, 3 ft. Camp Wood, Far East, ca. 1954-56, 2.5 ft. Ft. Leonard Wood, MO, ca. 1951-64, 28.1 ft. Wurzburg Post, ca. 1952-64, 1.4 ft. Camp Yokohama, ca. 1953-55, 1.5 ft. Camp Younghans, Far East, ca. 1954-56, 3.9 ft. Camp Zama, Japan, ca. 1954-63, 20.2 ft. 9

Records Created by Installations and Previously Appraised as Permanent

Ft. Amador General Orders, ca. 1954-65, 3 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, 1959, ¾ in. Organization Planning, ca. 1959-63, 11 in. Regulations, ca. 1959-65, 1 in. SOP's, ca. 1955-58, 1 in. Training Assistance Files, 1963, 5 in. Training Operations Files, 1959, 1 in.

Aschaffenburg Post General Orders, 1958-59, ¾ in. Augsburg Post General Orders, ca. 1960-65, 3 in. Mobilization Planning, ca. 1964-65, 6 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1960-64, 1.1 ft. Organization Planning, ca. 1951-61, 3 in. Regulations, ca. 1963-65, 3 in.

Ft. Banks Activation and Inactivation Files, 1965, 3 in. General Orders, ca. 1952-65, 2 in. Installation History, 1965, 1 in. Operations Planning, 1952, 1 in. Organization Planning, 1964, 1 in. Regulations, ca. 1963-64, 2 in. Unit History, 1965, 1 in.

Bad Kreuznach Post General Orders, ca. 1959-63, 1 in. Operations Planning, ca. 1962-64, 4 in. Regulations, ca. 1962-63, 3 in.

Bamberg Post General Orders, ca. 1958-62, 1 in.

Baumholder Post General Orders, ca. 1959-63, 2 in. Mobilization Planning, 1961, 1 in. Regulations, 1963, 1 in.

Ft. Belvoir General Orders, 1959, 1 in. Organization Planning, 1959, 1 in.

Ft. Benning General Orders, ca. 1951-63, 1 in. Operations Planning, 1961, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 19 51-63, 6 in. Unit History, 1952, 1 in.

Berchtesgaden Sub-Post SOP's, 1959, 1 in. 10

Berlin Garrison General Orders, ca. 1957-60, 1 in.

Ft. Bliss General Orders, ca. 1956-63, 2 in. Operations Planning, ca. 1957-60, 3 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1957-63, 5 in.

Bordeaux Installation General Orders, ca. 1954-55, 1 in. Organization Planning, 1955, 4 in.

Ft. Bragg Command Reports, 1960, 1 in. General Orders, ca. 1951-63, 7 in. Newspapers, 1952, 1 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1952-53, 5 in. Operations Planning, ca. 1953-54, 5 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1951-61, 1.e5 ft. Unit History, ca. 1950-63, 1. 8 ft.

Camp Breckinridge Activation and Inactivation Files, 1953, 1 in. General Orders, ca. 1955-62, 2 in. Installation History, ca. 1956-63, 6 in. Newspapers, 1962, 5 in.

Ft. Brooke General Orders, ca. 1952-55, 1 in. Operations Planning, 1957, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1955-56, 1 in.

Ft. Buchanan General Orders, ca. 1951-63, 3 in. Newspapers, ca. 1951-54, 5 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1955-57, 2 in.

Camp Bussac General Orders, 1955, 1 in.

Ft. Campbell General Orders, ca. 1951-66, 1.2 ft. Mobilization Planning, 1959, 1 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1955-61, 4.7 ft. Organization Planning, ca. 1951-62, 1. 4 ft. Regulations, ca. 1951-54, 3 in. SOP's, 1951, 1 in. Unit History, 1954, 6 in.

Ft. Carson Command Programs, 1956, 2 in. Command Reports, 1951, 6 in. General Orders, ca. 1951-59, 6 in. Military Historians Files, 1951, 3 in. 11

Newspapers, ca. 1951-59, 1. 6 ft. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1954-55, 1. 4 ft. Operations Planning, ca. 1953-59, 3 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1953-58, 11 in. Regulations, ca. 1955-56, 2 in. SOP's, ca. 1956-59, 1 in.

Ft. Chaffee Activation and Inactivation Files, ca. 1963-65, 4 in. Annual Historical Summaries, ca. 1964-65, 2 in. General Orders, ca. 1961-65, 2 in. Installation History, 1965, 1 in. Mobilization Planning, 1963, 2 in. Newspapers, ca. 1961-64, 4 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1962-63, 5 in. Operations Planning, 1964, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1962-65, 4 in. Regulations, ca. 1962-65, 1.e2 ft.

Camp Chickamauga General Orders, 1954, ¼ in.

Camp Chofu General Orders, 1956, ¼ in.

Camp Claybanks General Orders, 1953, ¼ in.

Ft. Clayton General Orders, ca. 1950-65, 4 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1960-61, 1 in. Regulations, 1963, 1 in.

Camp Clifford Command Reports, 1954, 1 in. Operations Planning, 1954, 1 in.

Corozal Post General Orders, ca. 1952-54, 1 in.

Ft. Crowder General Orders, ca. 1953-61, 3 in. Installation History, ca. 1956-58, 1. 2 ft. Master Planning Files, ca. 1958-61, 8 in. Newspapers, ca. 1951-56, 10 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1954-62, 10 in. Operations Planning, 1957, 2 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1953-58, 1 ft. Unit History, ca. 1954-57, 3 in.

Darmstadt Post General Orders, ca. 1958-62, 1 in. 12

Ft. Davis General Order, ca. 1954-64, 1 in. Regulations, 1963, 1 in.

Ft. Devens General Orders, ca. 1953-67, 1.e2 ft. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1959-64, 4 ft. Regulations, 1964, 1 in.

Ft. Douglas General Orders, ca. 1958-65, 3 in. Mobilization Planning, cal 1958-65, 1 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1958-63, 6 in. Operations Planning, ca. 1955-6 1, 5 in. Regulations, 1962, 1 in.

Camp Drake General Orders, ca, 1956-58, 1 in. Organization Planning, 1958, 2 in. Unit History, 1958, 1 in.

Camp Drew General Orders, 1958, ¼ in. Installation History, ca. 1947-58, 2 in.

Camp Drum Command Reports, ca. 1953-54, 1.2 ft. General Orders, ca. 1952-55, 2 in. Newspapers, 1952, 1 ft. Organization Planning, 1954, 1 in.

Camp Edwards General Orders, ca. 1946-50, 2 in.

Camp Eta Jima General Orders, ca. 1954-55, 1 in. Military Historians Files, 1954, 4 in. Organization Planning, 1955, 1 in. Unit History, 1955, 3 in.

Ft. Eustis General Orders, 1955-57, ½ in.

Frankfurt Post General Orders, ca. 1958-64, 3 in. Organization Planning, 1959, ¼ in. Regulations, ca. 1962-64, 3 in.

Camp Fuchinobe General Orders, ca. 1954-55, 1 in.

Fuessen Sub-Post Unit History, ca. 1951-53, 2 in. 13

Camp Fuji General Orders, ca. 1954-57, 1 in. Installation History, ca. 1953-56, 4 in. Organization Planning, 1954, 1 in. Unit History, ca. 1954-57, 1 in.

Fulda Sub-Post General Orders, ca. 1958-63, 1 in. Regulations, 1963, 1 in. Unit History, 1952, 1 in.

Garmisch Post General Orders, ca. 1959-60, 1 in. Regulations, 1965, ½ in.

Camp Gary Organization Planning, ca. 1956-59, 4 in. Unit History, 1958, 1 in.

Giessen Post General Orders, ca. 1958-64, 2 in. Mobilization Planning, ca. 1961-62, 2 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, 1957, ¼ in. Organization Planning, 1958, 1 in. Regulations, ca. 1963-64, 2 in. Unit History, 1957, ¼ in.

Camp Gifu General Orders, ca. 1954-55, 1 in. Installation History, ca. 1953-55, 2 in. Operations Planning, ca. 1954-55, 2 in.

Ft. Gordon Command Reports, 1954, 1 in. Crime Prevention Program Files, 1961, 1 in. General Orders, ca. 1953-61, 5 in. Military Historians Files, ca. 1954-55, 2 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1951-61, 1.4 ft. Operations Planning, 1960, ¼ in. Organization Planning, ca. 1953-61, 2.8 ft. Regulations, ca. 1945-61, 5 in.

Ft. Greely Burial Registers, ca. 1942-46, 1 in. General Orders, ca. 1954-61, 3 in. Newspapers, 1954, 1 in. Organization Planning, 1955, ¼ in. Regulations, ca. 1952-61, 5 in. SOP's, 1961, 2 in.

Ft. Gulick General Orders, ca. 1953-57, 1 in. 14

Camp Hakata General Orders, ca. 1954-55, 1 in. Organization Planning, 1955, 1 in.

Camp Hale General Orders, ca. 1954-57, 1 in.

Ft. Hamilton General Orders, ca. 1952-59, 3 in. Newspapers, 1961, 1 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1958-59, 9 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1953-54, 1 in.

Hanau Post General Orders, ca. 1956-64, 2 in. Regulations, ca. 1963-65, 2 in.

Ft. Hancock General Orders, ca. 1956-64, 1 in. Organization Planning, 1961, ¼ in.

Camp Hanford General Orders, ca. 1953-61, 3 in. Installation History, ca. 1960-61, 2 in. Newspapers, ca. 1957-61, 5 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1957-59, 2.2 ft. Operations Planning, ca. 1957-59, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1953-58, 3 in. Regulations, ca. 1953-55, 2 in. Unit History, ca, 1951-54, 2 in.

Ft. Benjamin Harrison General Orders, ca. 1951-59, 2 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1954-59, 1 ft. Operations Planning, ca, 1953-58, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1953-55, 9 in. Regulations, ca. 1956-58, 5 in, SOP's, 1957, 1 in.

Camp Haugen General Orders, ca. 1954-56, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1954-55, 1 in. Regulations, 1955, ¼ in. Unit History, 1954, 2 in.

Camp Haven General Orders, ca. 1954-59, 1 in.

Ft. Hayes General Orders, ca. 1957-62, 2 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1958-62, 9 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1959-62, 5 in. 15

Heidelberg Post General Orders, ca. 1958-64, 2 in. Organization Planning, 1958, 2 in. Regulations, ca. 1962-64, 2 in.

Henry Barracks General Orders, ca. 1952-56, 1 in.

Camp Hill Activation and Inactivation Files, 1958, ¼ in. General Orders, ca. 1951-62, 3 in. Master Planning Files, 1959, ½ in. Mobilization Planning, ca. 196 1-62, 1 in. Operations Planning, ca. 1957-59, 2 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1960-64, 1 in. Regulations, 1960, ¼ in. SOP's, 1962, 1 in.

Ft. Holabird General Orders, ca. 1953-54, 1 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1952-53, 3 in. Operations Planning, 1954, ½ in. Organization Planning, ca. 1952-53, 2 in.

Ft. Hood General Orders, ca. 1951-65, 7 in. Newspapers, ca. 1951-52, 3 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1955-62, 3 ft. Operations Planning, ca. 1953-57, 9 in. Organization Planning, ca. 19 51-62, 7 in. Unit History, ca. 1941-45, 9 in.

Ft. Sam Houston Activation and Inactivation Files, 1963, 1 in. General Orders, ca. 1951-61, 4 in. Newspapers, ca. 1951-63, 1 ft. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1956-59, 3 in. Operations Planning, ca. 1956-59, 1 ft. Organization Planning, ca. 1951-63, 3.2 ft. Regulations, ca. 1959-61, 2 in. SOP's, ca. 1959-62, 7 in.

Ft. Huachuca General Orders, 1953, ¼ in. Organization Planning, ca. 1952-53, 1 in.

Indiantown Gap Military Reservation Command Reports, 1960, 1 in. General Orders, ca. 1960-62, 1 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1961-62, 6 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1959-60, 2 in. SOP's, ca. 1960-62, 3 in. 16

Ft. Jackson General Orders, ca. 1951-55, 4 in. Mobilization Planning, ca. 1960-62, 2 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1951-55, 2.3 ft. Operations Planning, ca. 1957-61, 4 in Organization Planning, ca. 1954-61, 8 in. Regulations, ca. 1953-61, 2 in. SOP's, ca. 1953-54, 2 in. Station Lists, 1954, 1 in.

Ft. Jay Conservation of Natural Resources Files, 1966, 1 in. General Orders, ca. 1951-64, 5 in. Military Historians Files, 1955, 1 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, 1.4 ft. Operations Planning, ca. 1951-62, 1.1 ft. Organization Planning Files, ca. 1953-64, 1.1 ft. Regulations, ca. 1949-64, 5 in. SOP's, ca. 1961-64, 3 in. Training Assistance Files, 1964, 1 in.

Camp Leroy Johnson Activation and Inactivation Files, 1964, 1 in. General Orders, ca. 1956-60, 2 in. Military Historians Files, ca. 1956-60, 2 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1956-58, 2 in. Operations Planning, 1964, 1 in. Organization Planning, 1960, 1 in.

Kaiserslautern Post General Orders, ca. 1959-61, 1 in.

Karlsruhe Post General Orders, ca. 1958-64, 2 in. Mobilization Planning, 1959, 1 in. Operations Planning, 1956, 1 in. Regulations, ca. 1963-64, 1 in.

Kassel Post General Orders, ca. 1958-59, 1 in. Organization Planning, 1958, 1 in. SOP's, 1958, 1 in.

Killeen Base General Orders, 1955, � in. Mobilization Planning, 1959, 1 in. Regulations, 1955, 1 in.

Camp Kilmer Activation and Inactivation Files, 1960, 1 in. General Orders, ca. 1956-63, 2 in. Mobilization Planning, ca. 1958-62, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1961-63, 2 in. 17

Ft. Knox General Orders, ca. 1951-60, 2 in. Organization Planning, 1956, 1 in.

Ft. Kobbe General Orders, ca. 1953-62, 2 in. SOP's, ca. 1955-56, 1 in.

Camp Kobe General Orders, ca. 1954-57, 1 in. Newspapers, 1954, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1954-57, 2 in. Regulations, 1955, ¼ in.

Camp Kokura General Orders, ca. 1954-56, 1 in. Newspapers, 1954, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1954-56, 1 in.

Camp Kure General Orders, ca. 1958-59, 1 in. Operations Planning, 1959, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1957-59, 3 in.

La Rochelle Installation General Orders, ca. 1954-56, 1 in.

Ft. Lawton Command Reports, 1951, 1 in. General Orders, ca. 1951-66, 4 in. Mobilization Planning, ca. 1957-61, 4 in. Newspapers, ca. 1950-53, 2 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1958-64, 2 ft. Operations Planning, ca. 1959-61, 4 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1951-64, 1.4 ft. Regulations, ca. 1953-63, 6 in. SOP's, ca. 1952-62, 5 in. Unit History, ca. 1951-54, 11 in.

Ft. Leavenworth General Orders, ca. 1951-63, 1 ft. Mobilization Planning, ca. 1961-62, 3 in. Newspapers, ca. 1942-52, 1 ft. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1954-57, 1.9 ft. Operations Planning, ca. 1951-54, 1.2 ft. Organization Planning, ca. 1951-63, 3.2 ft. Regulations, ca. 1955-59, 4 in.

Ft. Lee General Orders, ca. 1951-53, 2 in. Military Historian's Files, ca. 1952-53, 1 in. Newspapers, ca. 1951-52, 4 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1951-53, 8 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1951-53, 1.e1 ft. Unit History, 1952, 10 in. 18

Ft. Lewis General Orders, ca. 1953-66, 1.e1 ft. Mobilization Planning, ca. 1958-62, 10 in. Operating Program Briefing Files, ca. 1963-64, 1.e5 ft. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1957-64, 6.e5 ft. Operations Planning, ca. 1955-61, 6 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1946-63, 1. 1 ft. Regulations, ca. 1955-64, 1 ft. SOP's, ca. 1957-60, 3 in. Station Lists, 1957, 1 in.

Lordstown Military Reservation Activation and Inactivation Files, ca. 1960-66, 10 in. General Orders, ca. 1957-63, 2 in. Installation History, ca. 1956-64, 1 ft. Master Planning Files, ca. 1962-63, 1 in. Mobilization Planning, ca. 1954-63, 5 in. Operating Program Briefing Files, 1963, 1 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1956-66, 7 ft. Operations Planning, 1963, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1956-63, 1. 2 ft. Regulations, ca. 1956-57, 1 in. SOP's, ca. 1956-61, 3 in.

Camp Losey General Orders, ca. 1953-56, 2 in. Installation History, ca. 1955-56, 1 in. Unit History, ca. 1939-49, 3 in.

Camp Lucas General Orders, 1951-60, 2 in. Mobilization Planning, 1959, 3 in. Newspapers, ca. 1951-52, 2 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1959-60, 3 in. Operations Planning, ca. 1959-60, 2 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1959-60, 2 in.

Ft. MacArthur General Orders, ca. 1957-64, 6 in. Newspapers, ca. 1951-52, 3 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1951-64, 3.6 ft. Organization Planning, ca. 1952-61, 8 in. Regulations, 1961, 1 in.

Mainz Sub-Post General Orders, 1960, 1 in.

Camp Matsushima Command Reports, 1955, 5 in. General Orders, ca. 1954-55, 1 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, 1955, 1 in. Unit History, 1954, 1 in. 19

Ft. McClellan · General Orders, ca. 1955-66, 4 in. Newspapers, 1962, 1 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1954-58, 1.5 ft. Regulations, 1964, 1 in. Unit History, 1954, 1 in.

Camp McCoy General Orders, 1953, 1 in.

Camp McGill General Orders, ca. 1954-57, 1 in.

Ft. McNair General Orders, ca. 1952-61, 3 in. Newspapers, 1952, 1 in. Operations Planning, ca. 1959-60, 4 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1959-60, 2 in. SOP's, 1954, 1 in. Unit History, 1952, 1 in.

Ft. McPherson General Orders, ca. 1953-65, 3 in. Newspapers, ca. 1951-52, 3 in. Organization Planning, 1960, 1 in.

Ft. George Meade Activation and Inactivation Files, ca. 1962-64, 1 in. Command Reports, 1952, ¾ in. General Orders, ca. 1951-64, 9 in. Master Planning Files, ca. 1952-61, 3 in. Military Historians Files, ca. 1953-54, 2 in. Mobilization Planning, ca. 1958-64, 4 in. Newspapers, ca. 1951-63, 3.8 ft. Operating Program Briefing Files, 1962, 1 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1956-63, 2.5 ft. Operations Planning, ca. 1955-64, 1.4 ft. Organization Planning, ca. 1951-64, 5 ft. Regulations, ca. 1955-63, 3 in. Unit History, ca. 1953-59, 5 in.

Camp Mercer General Orders, ca. 1958-60, 1 in.

Ft. Miles General Orders, ca. 1951-62, 3 in. Installation History, 1962, 3 in. Master Planning Files, ca. 1946-61, 1 ft. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1953-62, 2 in. Operations Planning, ca. 1951-62, 4 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1953-62, 2 in. Unit History, ca. 1959-62, 1 in. 20

Ft. Monmouth General Orders, ca. 1956-63, 5 in. Mobilization Planning, 1959, 11 in. Newspapers, 1956, 2 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1955-61, 4 ft. Operations Planning, ca. 1955-57, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1955-60, 9 in. Regulations, ca. 1960-63, 3 in. SOP's, ca. 1956-60, 8 in. Unit History, ca. 1953-54, ¼ in.

Ft. Monroe General Orders, ca. 1951-62, 4 in. Mobilization Planning, 1960, 1 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1957-63, 2.7 ft. Organization Planning, ca. 1954-61, 2 in. Regulations, 1955, 1 in. Unit History, 1960, ¼ in.

Munich Post General Orders, 1965, ¼ in. Operating Program Progress Reports, 1958, 1 ft. Organization Planning, 1965, 1 in. Regulations, 1965, 1 in.

Ft. Myer General Orders, ca. 1952-64, 4 in. Installation History, ca. 1946-50, 4 in. Newspapers, ca. 1952-56, 7 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1956-57, 6 in. Regulations, 1952, 1 in.

Ft. Niagara General Orders, ca. 1953-62, 2 in.

Nurnberg Post Command Reports, ca. 1959-60, 2 in. General Orders, ca. 1959-64, 2 in. Mobilization Planning, ca. 1959-62, 3 in. Operations Planning, ca. 1959-62, 3 in. Regulations, ca. 1962-64, 9 in. SOP's, 1964, 1 in.

Ft. Ord General Orders, ca. 1953-54, 1 in. Mobilization Planning, ca. 1955-58, 4 in. Newspapers, ca. 1953-64, 3.2 ft. Operations Planning, ca. 1953-56, 5 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1951-58, 2. 5 ft. Regulations, ca. 1956-58, 2 in.

Orleans Post General Orders, ca. 1954-57, 2 in. Newspapers, 1954, 4 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1963-65, 1.2 ft. 21

Camp Otsu General Orders, 1957, 1 in.

Paris Post General Orders, 1965, 1 in. Regulations, 1965, 1 in. SOP's, 1965, 1 in.

Camp Parks General Orders, 1957, ¼ in.

Phillips Barracks General Orders, ca. 1957-58, 1 in.

Camp Pickett General Orders, ca. 1955-66, 3 in. Military Historians Files, ca. 1955-56, 2 in. Operating Program Briefing Files, 1964, 3 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1958-64, 3 in. Operations Planning, ca. 1961-63, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1960-64, 3 in. Regulations, ca. 1957-62, 2 in. SOP's, ca. 1962-63, 5 in.

Pirmasens Post General Orders, ca. 1959-64, 1 in.

Poitiers Installation General Orders, ca. 1954-60, 1 in. Master Planning Files, 1956, 1 in.

Ft. Polk General Orders, ca. 1954-60, 1 in. Newspapers, ca. 1956-63, 5.5 ft. Operations Planning, 1957, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1957-62, 3 in. Regulations, ca. 1963-65, 1.1 ft.

Presidio of San Francisco Activation and Inactivation Files, ca. 1962-64, 6 in. General Orders, ca. 1955-66, 3 in. Newspapers, ca. 1951-63, 1 ft. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1958-63, 6.4 ft. Organization Planning, ca. 1958-63, 5 in. SOP's, ca. 1959-63, 2.3 ft.

Quarry Heights Post General Orders, ca. 1955-62, 1 in. Master Planning, ca. 1960-62, 4 in.

Camp Red Cloud General Orders, 1957, ¼ in. 23

Camp Schimmelpfennig General Orders, ca. 1954-56, 1 in. Operations Planning, ca. 1954-56, 1 in.

Schofield Barracks General Orders, ca. 1955-57, 1 in. Installation History, ca. 1953-57, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1953-57, 3 in.

Schweinfurt Post General Orders, ca. 1956-58, 1 in. SOP's, 1958, 1 in.

Seine Garrison General Orders, ca. 1957-65, 2 in. Newspapers, 1956, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1959-61, 5 in. Regulations, ca. 1964-65, 3 in.

Camp Sendai General Orders, 1957, ¼ in.

Seoul Post General Orders, ca. 1954-60, 1 in. Unit History, ca. 1954-55, 2 in.

Ft. Shafter General Orders, ca. 1953-57, 1 in. Newspapers, ca. 1952-57, 2 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, 1957, 1 in. Operations Planning, ca. 1951-57, 6 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1951-57, 1 in. Unit History, 1952, ¾ in.

Ft. Sheridan General Orders, ca. 1953-61, 3 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1954-58, 3.e1 ft. Organization Planning, ca. 1953-56, 5 in. Unit History, ca. 1955-58, 1 in.

Ft. Sherman General Orders, ca. 1955-63, 1 in.

Ft. Sill General Orders, ca. 1950-52, 1 in.

Ft. Slocum Activation and Inactivation Files, 1965, 2 in. General Orders, ca. 1951-65, 2 in. Installation History, ca. 1951-65, 1 in. Mobilization Planning, ca. 1959-63, 2 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1955-64, 1. 4 ft. Operations Planning, 1959, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1955-64, 5 in. 24

South Park Military Reservation General Orders, ca. 1956-60, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1954-56, 1 in.

St. Nazaire Installation General Orders, ca. 1955-60, 1 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, 1958, 1 in. Operations Planning, 1956, ¼ in. Organization Planning, 1956, \ in.

Camp Stoneman General Orders, ca. 1954-58, 1 in. Operations Planning, 1958, 1 in. Organization Planning, 1958, 1 in.

Ft. Story General Orders, ca. 1951-66, 2 in. Operations Planning, 1952, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1951-52, 1 in. Unit History, ca. 1951-52, 1 in.

Stuttgart Post General Orders, ca. 1959-64, 3 in. Military Historians Files, ca. 1958-60, 3 in. Mobilization Planning, 1960, 1 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1963-64, 1 ft. Organization Planning, ca. 1958-63, 4 in. Regulations, ca. 1962-64, 3 in.

Taegu Sub-Post General Orders, 1958, 1 in.

Camp Terry General Orders, ca. 1952-54, 1 in. Unit History, ca. 1952-53, 4 in.

Ft. Tilden General Orders, ca. 1954-60, 1 in.

Camp Tokyo General Orders, ca. 1954-58, 1 in. Installation History, ca. 1957-58, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1957-58, 2 in. SOP's, 1958, 1 in. Unit History, ca. 1954-57, 1 in.

Camp Tortuguero General Orders, ca. 1954-55, 1 in. Operations Planning, 1954, 1 in.

Ft. Totten General Orders, ca. 1955-65, 3 in. Operating Program Briefing File, ca. 1961-66, 4 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1959-66, 1. 7 ft. 25

Toul Post General Order, ca. 1960-61, 1 in.

Verdun Installation General Orders, ca. 1954-64, 3 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1956-64, 5 in. Operations Planning, ca. 1956-59, 2 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1956-59, 4 in. Regulations, 1964, 2 in.

Vienna Military Post Connnand Reports, 1953, 1 in. General Orders, 1953, 1 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, 1953, 3 in. Unit History, 1953, 1 in.

Vitry le Francois Sub-Post General Orders, 1960, ¼ in.

Ft. Wadsworth General Orders, ca. 1951-61, 4 in. Organization Planning, 1955, 10 in. Regulations, 1958, 1 in.

Ft. Wayne General Orders, ca. 1955-64, 2 in. Master Planning Files, 1962, 2 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1959-65, 2. 2 ft. Operations Planning, ca. 1956-58, 6 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1955-62, 1. 8 ft. Regulations, ca. 196 1-64, 3 in. Unit History, ca. 1962-64, 2 in.

Camp Wellfleet General Orders, ca. 1954-61, 1 in. Unit History, ca. 1954-6 1, 1 in.

Camp Whittington General Orders, ca. 1954-57, 1 in. Organization Planning, 1957, 1 in.

Ft. Williams General Orders, ca. 1953-62, 2 in. Installation History, 1959, 1 in. SOP's, 1961, 1 in. Unit History, 1962, 1 in.

Camp Wolters General Orders, ca. 1956-65, 4 in. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1957-65, 7 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1956-57, 2 in. Regulations, ca. 1964-65, 4 in. SOP's, 1963, 1 in. 26

Camp Wood General Orders, ca. 1954-56, 1 in. Operations Planning, 1955, 1 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1954-55, 1 in.

Ft. Leonard Wood General Orders, ca. 1956-61, 1 ft. Installation History, 1958, 1 in. Newspapers, ca. 1951-61, 3 ft. Operating Program Progress Reports, ca. 1956-64, 4 ft. Operations Planning, ca. 1956-58, 5 in. Organization Planning, ca. 1951-63, 1.6 ft. Regulations, 1961, 1 in. SOP's, 1963, 1 in. Unit History, ca. 1956-57, 9 in.

Wurzburg Post General Orders, ca. 19 58-64, 1 in. Operations Planning, 1958, 1 in. Organization Planning, 1958, 1 in. Regulations, ca. 1963-64, 2 in.

Camp Yokohama General Orders, ca. 1954-55, 1 in. Organization Planning, 1953, 1 in. SOP's, 1954, 1 in. Unit History, 1954, 1 in.

Camp Younghans General Orders, ca. 1954-56, 1 in. Organization Planning, 1955, 1 in. Unit History, ca. 1954-55, 2 in.

Camp Zama General Orders, ca. 1954-63, 3 in. Operations Planning, ca. 1954-57, 4 in. Regulations, ca. 1954-63, 4 in. SOP's, ca. 1955-56, 2 in. Unit History, 1954, 1 in. 27

Items in this Schedule

Series recommended for permanent retention:

1. Inter-Allied Command General Files 2. Domestic Intelligence Data Files 3. Counter-Intelligence Spot Reports 4. Accident Report on Radiation 5. Port Historical and Operational Files 6. AFAK Project Files

Series containing both permanent and disposable material:

7. General Correspondence 8. Intelligence General Correspondence 9. Training General Correspondence 10. Memorandums 11. Letters 12. Bulletins 13 Manuals 14. Guides 15. Facilities Control Files 16. Procedural Standardization Files 17. Alien Reports

Series recommended for disposal:

18. Security General Correspondence 19. Hospital and Dispensary Correspondence 20. Sanitary General Correspondence 21. Pamphlets 22. Circulars 23. Directives 24. Training Notes 25. Intelligence Reports 26. Guided Missile Planning and Reports 27. Ordnance Technical Training Narrative Reports 28. Memorialization Board Files 29. Censorship Files 30. Realty Historical Files 31. Medical Daily Diaries 28

1. Inter-Allied Command General Files, ca. 1952-53, 2 in.

Documents from the Vienna Military Post consisting of situational and police reports on activities in Vienna when Austria was governed by the four powers who were the victors in World War II. Some of the reports concern criminal activities and traffic accidents. Others document the general political situation, relations with the allies, and political activities such as demonstrations and communist posters.

Permanent. Offer to NARA immediately upon approval of this schedule.

2. Domestic Intelligence Data Files, ca. 1951-61, 6 in.

Records from Ft. Jackson and Ft. Monmouth illustrating intelligence gathering and reporting operations of the Army within the United States. Documents from Monmouth consist of reports on correspondence received from a variety of right-wing groups, with samples included. Records from Jackson document information received from visiting Argentinian officers on Argentina's views of the U. S., especially vis a vis the USSR, and reasons for those views, as well as data on socio-economic conditions in Argentina.

Permanent. Offer to NARA immediately upon approval of this schedule.

3. Counter-Intelligence Spot Reports, ca. 1955-64, 4 in.

Documents from Ft. Lewis and Ft. Gordon relating to intelligence and security activities. Records from Ft. Lewis consist mostly of correspondence on AWOL personnel with security clearances and AWOL alien personnel. However, they also include reports on a theft of ammunition; threats to a bi-racial military couple traveling in Washington; and a "Minuteman" poster on base glorifying the right-wing. Material from Ft. Gordon included no records specifically identified as spot reports. However, the files do contain 1955 trial records of alleged subversives in the military, and of former POWs in Korea accused of collaborating with the enemy. These records could be considered as a type of intelligence report. They do provide fascinating documentation of the ideological attitudes of the period.

Permanent. Offer to NARA immediately upon approval of this schedule.

4. Accident Report on Radiation, 1956, 1 in.

Detailed investigation from Ft. Monmouth on death of employee from alleged overexposure to radiation. File contains much data on use of film badges and on relative dangers of varying doses of radiation, and includes charts on exposure. The determination of the investigating board was that the death was not caused by radiation. The material documents scientific thought of the period on the relationship between radiation exposure and cancer.

Permanent. Offer to NARA immediately upon approval of this schedule. 29

5. Port Historical and Operational Files, ca. 1957-58, 1 in. 1204-01

Records from Camp Hanford consisting of correspondence and studies relating to the possible discontinuation of the Hanford Ferry. Documents show ferry usage and alternate routes and include maps of Hanford and of the area of Washington in which it is located. This material illustrates one unusual aspect of the installation.

Permanent. Offer to NARA immediately upon approval of this schedule.

6. AFAK Project Files, ca. 1954-55, 1 ft.

Records created by the Seoul Military Post documenting Armed Forces Assistance to Korea projects. Under this program, the Army built a variety of needed facilities for the Korean people, such as schools and orphanages. Each file contains project completion and progress reports, correspondence, blueprints and drawings, and budget data, all illustrating a non-combat role for the Army.

Permanent. Offer to NARA immediately upon approval of this schedule.

7. General Correspondence, ca. 1942-63, 803 ft.

AR 345-220/18D and other items in AR 345-200 series

Letters, memorandums, reports, and other correspondence relating to a wide variety of functions and subjects. The vast bulk of this correspondence concerns ephemeral transactions and procedures relating to the day-to-day activities of the creating unit, especially finance, personnel, training, and supply. This material is routine in nature and differs quite little from one installation to another. Despite the overwhelming banality of these records, there are certain items from most installations as well as unusual documents from specific creators that merit permanent retention. Almost all installations created historical reports ; these are generally found in 314.e7, but were sometimes filed in 319 or 0. 4. Many installations prepared site plans and maps of the installation and/or of specific segments, such as port facilities or harbor defenses; these are filed most often in 600, 601, 680, 60, and 61, but may be found elsewhere in the decimal series. Some creators filed permanent series in the decimal system; these generally consist of command reports and operating program progress reports filed in 319, and will be separated out during the screening process.

In addition to these common permanent records, there are files created by specific installations which contain archival data not found in most general correspondence:

Vienna Military Post was involved with the four-power agreement governing Vienna and Austria after World War II, and its correspondence files contain data on relations with the USSR and the Austrian population. Although the correspondence is intermixed with disposable material, it can be identified and should be retained. 30

Fort Terry was used for research and testing in biological warfare, in conjunction with Fte. Detrick Biological Laboratories. Unclassified general correspondence contains much data on buildings, animals, finance, and the site itself. The classified portion provides information on biological warfare agents, safety conditions, and logistical support. Because of the topic, all general correspondence files merit retention.

Camps Fuji and Whittington both had documents on Army relations with the local Japanese community . In file 334, Whittington has minutes of the Japanese-American Community Relations Council; file 463 from Fuji contains correspondence and maps relating to used oil from the Camp flowing into neighboring rice paddies. Both these files should be retained.

With some creators, a specific file within general correspondence defines the mission of the installation. This is the case with file 353. 4 from Ft. Claybanks which documents the use of Claybanks as a firing range. Classified records from Ft. MacArthur consist of studies and maps on the mission of Camp Williams, Utah, and its suitability for infantry training. Since NPRC has no records from Camp Williams, this material from MacArthur should be kept.

While all the above-described records merit permanent retention, there are additional files that should be retained on a temporary basis because of their legal value. These records contain information on environmental concerns, and consist of documents on sanitation, building construction and demolition, waste disposal, decontamination efforts, and related matters. They are generally found in the 600 level of general correspondence, but may be filed elsewhere. A SO-year retention should be sufficient for any possible legal needs.

The term General Correspondence is applicable not only to centralized General Administrative Files, but also to specific administrative files maintained by individual offices, This item is not applicable to those individual files which document long-range planning, organizational, and policy matters, and which have previously been scheduled for permanent retention. In addition, this item is not applicable to specific series or portions of administrative files described and provided for elsewhere in this schedule.

a. All historical reports, filed in 314. 7 or wherever; all maps and site plans, filed in 600, 601, 680, 60, 61, or wherever; all records from Vienna Military Post and Ft. Terry; classified records from Ft. MacArthur; file 334 from Camp Fuji; file 463 from Camp Whittington; file 353. 4 from Ft. Claybanks; and similar records wherever found. tecorJs

t;/eJ lM�er 6{,o, :). q,, J ,�1 per�;,,;�-' fo c<1q r-1-ol ' de�,,se a.rid/or �" fi -qi.,,.c,'1'ff n-1ss;f e he.Ht rlts . 31

Permanent. Offer to NARA immediately upon approval of this schedule.

b. Correspondence on sanitation, building construction and demolition, waste disposal, decontamination efforts, and related matters, in the 600 level or wherever filed.

Temporary. Retain at NPRC for SO years. Destroy in 2036.

c. All other records.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.

8. Intelligence General Correspondence, ca. 1950-64, 9. 6 ft. 501-01

Letters, reports, memorandums, and other correspondence from most installations relating to the variety of intelligence functions performed by installations. The vast bulk of the material is routine and ephemeral in nature, pertaining to security clearances, investigations, inspections, classification, and lists of foreign-born military personnel. Also included, however, are more valuable documents, such as Intelligence SOP's from Fort Wayne; data on the receipt of racist and anti-Semitic literature at Ft. Chaffee, as well as correspondence on the visit of a Soviet diplomat to Arkansas; and correspondence from Camp Kobe on the handling and effects of a strike by Japanese workers. The security-classified portion of the series contains a command program for intelligence activities at Ft. Lewis, reports from Ft. Jackson on visits of Austrian and Turkish officers, what they wanted to know, and what was learned from them; and lists from Ft. Bragg of individuals considered security risks, but with no reasons given.

a. Security classified records from Fts. Lewis and Jackson; non-classified material from Fts. Wayne and Chaffee; records from Camp Kobe on labor difficulties.

Permanent. Offer to NARA immediately upon approval of this schedule,

b. All other records.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.

9. Training General Correspondence, ca. 1951-64, 5.3 ft. 1001-01

Letters, reports, memorandums, and other correspondence from a variety of installations relating to the day-to-day activities of training sections. The vast bulk of this correspondence concerns routine and ephemeral transactions and procedures, such as tables of organization and equipment, foreign students, course schedules, and the administrative aspects of operating a training program. However, records retired by Ft. Greely all relate to training given by the Cold Weather and Mountain School, and include data on exercises, and tests of uniforms and equipment. These document the training necessary for military activities in conditions of extreme cold. 32

a. Records from Ft. Greely.

Permanent. Offer to NARA immediately upon approval of this schedule.

b. All other records.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.

10. Memorandums, ca. 1947-62, 75.e5 ft. 227-01

Numbered and unnumbered issuances from most installations in print, near-print, or typescript form, used for a variety of purposes, but generally for prescribing routine, short-term administrative procedures. However, certain numbered memorandums include site plans of the installation ; these consist of memos designating fire and police areas, or outlining defense plans for the installation. While the memorandums themselves are totally routine in nature, the maps they contain may be the only ones extant for a given installation. Also, classified memorandums from Killeen Base contain instructions on the assembly and shipment of atomic weaponse; these should be retained for the data they provide on the weapons and on shipping procedures.

a. Classified memorandums from Killeen Base; maps contained in police, fire, and defense plan memorandums.

Permanent. Offer to NARA immediately upon approval of this schedule.

b. All other memorandums.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.

11. Letters, ca. 1951-63, 8. 5 ft. 227-01

Numbered and unnumbered near-print and typescript issuances created by most Army installations to provide information to lower echelons or to all personnel on routine, housekeeping activities of the installation such as supply, safety, or personnel matters. Some are newsletters, containing the types of mundane information generally contained in daily bulletins. The only exception to this banality may be found in mission letters from the Poitiers Installation; these define the mission of the organization and include maps showing the mission area.

a. Mission letters.

Permanent. Offer to NARA immediately upon approval of this schedule.

b. All other letters.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule......

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12. Bulletins, ca. 1946-64, 58 ft. 227-01

Numbered issuances from almost every installation used to convey official and unofficial information of an advisory, informative, or directive nature. Issued by a variety of offices for routine, generally short-term purposes. The bulk of the series is composed of daily bulletins, but also included are range, safety, personnel, and ordnance technical bulletins; the last of these contains maintenance procedures and listings of spare parts. The only bulletins containing any significant data are monthly statistical bulletins, issued by several installations. These show post activities and are similar to, though not as complete as, operating program progress reports.

a. Monthly statistical bulletins.

Permanent. Offer to NARA immediately upon approval of this schedule.

b. All other bulletins.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.

13. Manuals, ca. 195 1-67, 4.7 ft. 227-01

Printed issuances, from many installations, used for a variety of purposes, such as prescribing uniform policies and procedures; establishing programs; describing organizational structure; listing responsibilities and functions; listing supplies and equipment; setting maintenance and repair procedurese.

a. Manuals containing policies and responsibilities; organization and function; significant procedures; or important information.

Permanent. Offer to NARA immediately upon approval of this schedule.

b. All other manuals.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.

14. Guides, ca. 1951-63, 10 in. 227-0 1

Printed issuances from a variety of installations used to establish installation policy and procedure, or organization and function, provide data on activities performed, or set forth routine security, personnel, or training policies.

a. Guides establishing policy and procedure, or organization and function, or providing significant information on the installation.

Permanent. Offer to NARA immediately upon approval of this schedule.

b. All other guides.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule. ' .

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15. Facilities Control Files, ca. 1951-62, 9. 4 ft.

Documents from a variety of installations relating to land and building requirements and utilization, repair and utilities, inventories and inspections of buildings, and similar matters relating to installation activities. Much of the material relates to routine activities, such as surveys on equipment, building, and utility use, or correspondence on specific buildings, such as theaters or sports facilitiese. Records from some installations do include excellent site plans, often with maps of water, sewage, and electrical lines. Ft. Miles and Camp Kobe were among those creating these plans.

a. All site plans and maps.

Permanent. Offer to NARA immediately upon approval of this schedule.

b. All other records.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.

16. Procedural Standardization Files, ca. 1951-62, 11.6 ft. 216-03

Documents relating to the analysis and prescribing of specific work procedures at most installations. Some of the material consists of published regulations and SOP's, often in manual form. Other material is composed of background papers for these printed issuances, such as work simplification proposals, management improvement and survey files, flow charts, and personnel utilization reports.

a. Records consisting of printed SOP's or regulations.

Permanent. Offer to NARA immediately upon approval of this schedule.

b. All other material.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.

17. Alien Reports, ca. 1954-6 1, 4 in.

Records from Ft. Monmouth and Ft. Bragg listing alien and foreign-born military personnel with date and place of birth, language proficiency, etc. The major concern was with those born in Eastern Europe, and related to a fear of defection of personnel. Security-classified records from Ft. Monmouth also list civilian personnel, with date and place of birth, position, grade, clearance, and naturalization number, if applicable. Most of these civilian employees were German scientists born in the early years of the twentieth century; it is probable that some of them worked for the German government during World War II.

a. Security classified alien reports of civilian employees at Ft. Monmouth.

Offer to Office of Special Investigation, Department of Justice. If offer declined, then destroy. 35

b. All other recordse.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule .

18e. Security General Correspondence, ca . 1951-62, 10.8 ft ., 501-01

Letters, memorandums, reports, and other correspondence relating to the routine administration of security violations, inspections, and classification activities. The vast bulk of this correspondence concerns ephemeral transactions and procedures relating to the day-to-day operations of the security sections at most installations, such as the handling of classified material, the regrading of security classified documents, and the processing of individual security clearances .

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule .

19 . Hospital and Dispensary Correspondence, ca. 1950-58, 27 .2 ft ., 901-01

Letters, reports, memorandums, and other correspondence created by hospitals and dispensaries at most installationse. Generally, the records document the day-to-day activities of the creating unit, and consist of routine material relating to physical examinations, requests for records, insurance, inspections, supplies and equipment, polio vaccine, and veterinary hygiene reports .

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedulee.

20. Sanitary General Correspondence, ca. 1951-57, 2.3 ft .

Letters, reports, memorandums, and other correspondence from various installations relating to the routine administration of sanitation activitiese. Included are materials on preventive medicine, data on food-vending machines, and sanitary inspection reports on installation messes and food establishments in the areae.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedulee.

21. Pamphlets, ca . 1953-65, 11 in ., 227-01

Numbered and unnumbered print and near-print issuances from a variety of installations and consisting, generally, of routine administrative information . Many of the pamphlets are merely indices of publications and forms, supply lists and catalogues, or transmittors of housekeeping information .

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedulee.

22 . Circulars, ca. 1951-65, 23 .2 ft ., 227-01

Numbered issuances created by most installations, in print and near-print form, for the purpose of providing operating instructions for • 41

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the implementation of regulations. The information promulgated is generally routine and transitory in nature. None of the circulars, regardless of creator, contained anything of historical or evidential value.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.

23. Directives, ca. 1951-64, 4 ft. 227-01

Numbered, near-print issuances of many installations prescribing routine administrative procedures relating to training, budget, management, and performance analysis. Weekly directives are similar in function to daily bulletinse; some directives are similar to movement orders. None document significant installation activities.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.

24. Training Notes, ca. 1954-58, 5 in., 227-01

Printed issuances from Ft. Carson and Camp Tortuguero containing routine administrative instructions relating to training, such as scheduling classes, handling trainees, and planning a graduation ceremony.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.

25. Intelligence Reports, ca. 1951-59, 6 in., 502-01

Documents from Ft. Lee, Camp Gary, and Camp Kobe consisting of routine reports on clearance and records classification, reports of visits by foreign nationals, and lists of military personnel with special language or intelligence work qualifications.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.

26. Guided Missile Planning and Reports, ca. 1955-58, 6 in.

Records from Ft. Meade consisting only of Guided Missile Failure Data Reports and transmittal sheets for them. These reports document problems with guided missiles, generally the components thereof, and concern leaks, battery failures, and similar difficulties.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.

27. Ordnance Technical Training Narrative Reports, ca. 1955-58, 6 in.

Records from Ft. Meade consisting of monthly reports of inspection of missile equipment and repair work, and of results of training in the repair of missiles. The material is quite similar to training inspection reports which are already disposable (AR 340-18-1002-03).

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule. ' . • 37

28. Memorialization Board Files, ca. 1961-62, 2 in. 228-11

Records from Ft. Riley and from Indiantown Gap Military Reservation concerning street names for the installation and the dependent housing area. Included are lists of street names and related correspondence.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.

29. Censorship Files, 1963, 1 in., 512-01

Correspondence from Ft. Chaffee relating to the issuance of censorship stamps to the various units at the installation.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.

30. Realty Historical Files, ca. 1958-61, 2 in. 1504-05

Records from Ft. Crowder concerning the transfer of buildings to the local school district, and repair and maintenance of installation facilities. Though scheduled with a disposition of C2035, these records contain nothing of archival value. Also, Ft. Crowder created 8 in. of Master Planning Files, previously appraised as permanent, for the same period; these document the physical history of the installation far better than these Realty Historical Files.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.

31. Medical Daily Diaries, ca. 1951-63, 3. 5 ft., 902-03

Documents created at various installation hospitals and dispensaries and consisting of patient registers, reports of professional officer of the day, inspection reports, personnel rosters, lists of ambulance calls, or similar, routine materials.

Destroy immediately upon approval of this schedule.