Every branch of service needs a song to identify with.
A tune that sticks in your head long after you wish it wouldn't. With lyrics that fire the imagination and let others know what you're about. The Quartermaster Corps is no exception. It was formally approved by The Quartermaster General in October 1941 and steadily rose on the military service Hit Parade in the days after Pearl Harbor. Later it was featured by Bing Crosby, then at the height of his fame as a singer, on his national radio network show.