WW2: ORGANIZATION OF ARMIES

Quartermaster Company, Laundry

1 November 1940

Table of Organization 10-167

1. Company Headquarters

2. 1^st Platoon

3. 2^nd Platoon, as 1^st

4. 3^rd Platoon, as 1^st

5. 4^th Platoon, as 1^st

Total: 5 Officers, 296 Enlisted, 60 Pistols, 40 Rifles, 2 Motorcycles with sidecar, 1 Truck 0,5-ton pick-up, 5 Trucks 1,5-ton cargo, 5 Trailer 1-ton cargo, 48 Trailers 4-wheel

Note:

1. 47 privates or privates of the first class = 8 PFC + 39 PVT;
2. Weekly operating capacity: Section – 5 000 men; Platoon – 10 000 men; Company - 40 000 men;
3. Section commodity capacity based on two 6-hour shifts per day; equipment and personnel to launder weekly 5000 each coats, shirts, socks, towels, trousers, underdrawers, and undershirts.
4. Operations exclude ironing, drycleaning, and degassing
5. 5 Officers = 1 Captain + 2 1^st Lieutenants + 2 2^nd Lieutenants;
6. 296 Enlisted = 1 Master Sergeant + 1 First Sergeant + 5 Technical Sergeants + 12 Staff Sergeants + 15 Sergeants + 21 Corporals + 80 Privates First Class + 161 Privates;
7. 48 Trailers 4-wheel = 16 Trailers 5-ton washer and extractor + 16 Trailers 5-ton tumbler + 8 Trailer 9-ton steam supply + 8 Trailer 8-ton electric power supply.

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