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Re: 62nd Quartermaster Pack Troop AustraliaPhotos of my father and friends. Nothing too special but I believe these were taken in Australia.
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Re: 62nd Quartermaster Pack Troop AustraliaThanks Pat!
Re: 62nd Quartermaster Pack Troop AustraliaSam, attached are letters with addresses. He must have spent some time at Camp Warwick before volunteering for the 62nd QM pack troop.
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Re: 62nd Quartermaster Pack Troop AustraliaSam, I wonder if this photo was taken at Camp Warwick. The photo is marked Signal Corps. I believe my father was in the Signal Corps before volunteering for the 62nd. The boys in the background always made me think this photo was taken in Manila, 1945.
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Re: 62nd Quartermaster Pack Troop Australia
In this photo, is he wearing the officer's pattern khaki shirt? It almost looks like there's an epaulet. I'm sometimes surprised by how the supposed distinctions between the em and officers patters ended up ignored in the field. Pat
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Re: 62nd Quartermaster Pack Troop AustraliaI don't know Pat. I didn't notice it before. The original photo is small. Rich.
Re: 62nd Quartermaster Pack Troop AustraliaReally cool pics and covers
Thanks for sharing Sadly nothing that gives much away at all But the date of 1942 is pretty cool,it seems that the US had pretty solid plans for pack units in the PTO from the get go It could be anywhere in Australia,looks like rural New South Wales to me Sam Cox
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Re: 62nd Quartermaster Pack Troop AustraliaSam, can you identify this felt patch. It looks Australian to me. It was in with the rest of my father's things. I have a guess but it is only a guess.
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Sam, what were those plans? Pat
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Re: 62nd Quartermaster Pack Troop Australiawell to the PTO the US army sent 2 Veterinary companys,3 pack troops,3 FA battalions and the 112th Cavalry
Sam Cox
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Re: 62nd Quartermaster Pack Troop Australia
I should know, but what was the anticipated deployment (and in asking that, I can't believe we haven't discussed it before). Pat
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Re: 62nd Quartermaster Pack Troop Australiaother than the 112th everyone went to New Guinea (with mixed results)
Sam Cox
Any photo i am kind enough to share may not be used without proper credit to myself or www.militaryhorse.org This is kind of like closing the barn door after the horse has bolted given my recent experience but i live in hope.
Re: 62nd Quartermaster Pack Troop Australia
Given the terrain, that anticipated use makes sense. Pat
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Re: 62nd Quartermaster Pack Troop Australia![]() Bammo according to the pack "staff of the 62nd pack company check route of march somewhere in the SWPA" Im guessing its Australia somewhere Sam Cox
Any photo i am kind enough to share may not be used without proper credit to myself or www.militaryhorse.org This is kind of like closing the barn door after the horse has bolted given my recent experience but i live in hope.
Re: 62nd Quartermaster Pack Troop AustraliaThank you Sam for posting the photo. I hope more are found.
Re: 62nd Quartermaster Pack Troop AustraliaRich
Shoot me an email and i will send you an watermarked version Sam Cox
Any photo i am kind enough to share may not be used without proper credit to myself or www.militaryhorse.org This is kind of like closing the barn door after the horse has bolted given my recent experience but i live in hope.
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