Description

Eighth Motorized Division
Eighth Motorized Division • World War II
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Document Overview

Published in 1941 by the Army and Navy Publishing Company, this historical and pictorial review was produced for the officers and men of the Eighth Motorized Division at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, and covers the division’s reactivation in 1940, its training, the Carolina Maneuvers, and its component units, commanders, and personnel through 1942. This listing is a digital download of a scanned copy of the original souvenir volume, delivered as an instant PDF.

Campaigns: South Carolina (Carolina) Maneuvers, 1941; First Army Corps maneuvers near Winnsboro, South Carolina; First Army and GHQ maneuvers across North and South Carolina.

Commanders: Major General James P. Marley, Commanding; Brigadier General Frank W. Milburn, Assistant Division Commander.

Unit newspaper: unknown.

Table of Contents

Greetings from the Division Commander
Major General James P. Marley
Brigadier General Frank W. Milburn
Division General Staff
Division Special Staff
Blazonry
Fort Jackson, South Carolina
Headquarters and Military Police Company
Eighth Reconnaissance Troop
Eighth Signal Company
Eighth Medical Battalion
12th Engineer Battalion
Enlisted Personnel Rosters

“You have shown that you can ‘take it’ or ‘give it’.”
— Major General James P. Marley, Commanding