Forward Operating Base
A temporary military base established in a forward area to support combat operations, often providing logistical and tactical support to units on the front lines.
Emergency Landing Field (ELF)
A makeshift airfield used by Allied forces during World War II, often constructed in a hurry to support combat operations or provide resupply.
Divisional Operations
The activities and tasks undertaken by a military division, ranging from training and logistics to combat operations.
Dd. 58 Ammunition
The Dd. 58 Ammunition encompasses the various types of ammunition used by the Allies and Axis powers during World War II. It included bullets, shells, rockets, and grenades, each designed for a specific weapon and purpose. The Dd. 58 Ammunition was essential for maintaining a steady supply of firepower and sustaining combat operations.
Cr. Combat Support
The role of military units in providing essential support to combat units during operations. This included tasks such as logistics, medical care, communications, and engineering.
Cr. Combat Post
A fortified position established by military units to conduct combat operations or defend a specific area. These posts typically included defensive structures, communication lines, and supply points.
Cr. Combined Arms Training
Training exercises involving different branches of the military, such as infantry, artillery, armor, and air forces, to promote coordination and teamwork during combat operations. This was a crucial aspect of preparing for the complexities of modern warfare.
Cq. Combat Support
The provision of essential services and resources to combat units, including logistics, medical care, engineering support, and communication.
Cq. Combat Post
A fortified position used by military units to defend a specific area or objective during combat operations.
Combat Support
Military units and activities that provide assistance and support to combat forces, such as engineering, medical services, logistics, and communications. Essential for maintaining operational effectiveness during World War II.