Rail Transportation: Zone Of The Interior
Publisher: U.S. G.P.O.
Published: 1941
Place of publication: Washington, D.C., USA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 233
Description: TM 10-370 Rail Transportation: Zone Of The Interior 1941-04-08
Table of contents: title: Prepared under direction of The Quartermaster General; title: Paragraphs; title: Chapter 1. General 1-2; title: Chapter 2. Railroads.; title: Section I. Services 3-4; title: II. Utilization of railroads 6-7; title: III. Liability and claims 8-10; title: IV. Types of equipment available 11-12; title: V. Advantages and disadvantages of rail transportation 13-15; title: Chapter 3. Water lines in the United States.; title: Section I. Services 16-17; title: II. Utilization of water lines 18-24; title: III. Status of water lines as carriers 25-28; title: IV. Advantages and disadvantages of water transportation 29; title: Chapter 4. Commercial highway transportation.; title: Section I. Utilization of commercial highway transportation 30-38; title: II. Status of highway carriers 39-45; title: III. Advantages and disadvantages of highway transportation 46-47; title: Chapter 5. Other commercial means of transportation 48-50; title: Chapter 6. Control of transportation.; title: Section I. Individuals 51-54; title: II. Troops 55-57; title: III. Military impedimenta 68-61; title: IV. Military supplies 62-69; title: V. Baggage 70-72; title: VI. Animals 73-74; title: Chapter 7. Duties, responsibilities, and functions.; title: Paragraphs; title: Section I. Interstate Commerce Commission 75-76; title: II. Association of American Railroads 77-81; title: III. Other carriers’ associations 82-86; title: IV. The Quartermaster General 87-91; title: V. Corps area and department quartermasters 92-93; title: VI. Commanding officers 94-95; title: Chapter 8. The transportation officer.; title: Section I. Duties 96-102; title: II. Organization of the office 103-105; title: III. Plans for operation 106-110; title: IV. Facilities required 111-114; title: V. Sources of information 115-118; title: VI. Contacts with railroads 119-120; title: VII. Extraordinary or unusual problems 121-123; title: VIII. Relations with others 124-125; title: IX. Reviewing the work of personnel 126-128; title: Chapter 9. Procurement authorities.; title: Section I. General 129-136; title: II. Procurement authorities and procedure 137-141; title: Chapter 10. Routing.; title: Section I. General 142-145; title: II. References required 146-150; title: III. How routes and rates are affected by landgrant railroads 151-161; title: IV. Selection of routes 162-164; title: Chapter 11. Transportation of individuals 165-168; title: Chapter 12. Transportation of troops 169-183; title: Chapter 13. Transportation of animals.; title: Section I. Regulations governing 184-185; title: II. Special considerations 186-187; title: III. Records and reports 188-189; title: Chapter 14. Transportation of impedimenta.; title: Section I. General 190-192; title: II. Special considerations 193-198; title: III. Explosives and other dangerous articles 199-200; title: IV. Loading motor vehicles 201-202; title: Chapter 15. Transportation of authorized baggage 203-205; title: Chapter 16. Transportation of supplies.; title: Section I. Procedure 206-207; title: II. Bills of lading 208-214; title: III. General responsibilities of transportation officers 215; title: IV. Explosives and other dangerous articles 216-219; title: V. Miscellaneous documents 220; title: Chapter 17. Hospital trains.; title: Section I. General provisions 221-222; title: II. The medical service and hospital trains 223-226; title: III. The Quartermaster Corps and hospital trains, 227-228; title: Chapter 18. Reports required and preparation 229-231; title: Appendix I. Abbreviations 191; title: II. Traffic glossary 195; title: III. References 210; title: IV. Index to Army Regulations 216; title: V. Forms required 223; title: Index. 225