This is an original military order from the Army Service Forces at Boston Port, issued on July 11, 1945, towards the end of World War II. This collectible item falls under the theme of militaria and is a unique piece of history from the United States during the war. It serves as a tangible reminder of the actions and directives taken by the military during this significant period in global history. Measures: 8" wide x 13" high and consists of 3 pages.This document is a "RESTRICTED" military order from the Army Service Forces, Boston Port of Embarkation, dated July 11, 1945. It details troop movement orders for various units, including the XVIII Corps.Subject: Personnel movement orders for units arriving at the Boston Port of Embarkation on July 11, 1945.Destinations: Troops are ordered to proceed on July 12, 1945, from Camp Myles Standish, Massachusetts, to Camp Campbell, Kentucky, via reception stations at Fort Devens, MA, and Fort Dix, NJ.Purpose: The orders facilitate the movement of personnel to assembly stations, including provisions for recovery and rehabilitation periods not to exceed thirty days plus travel time.Units Involved: The orders apply to the Headquarters and Headquarters Company of the XVIII Corps, various photo interpreter teams, and order of battle teams.
