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Copy -No . 7 ^ of 100 Copies y y •fc-CG, 82d A / B DIV* * ; Ini t i a l s % jjd) -: j '16 May 444 Registry-••".N6>;-1430 .. • .^ ANNEX 1 f (2) F. L2D A/B D I V , 'APO 4 6 9 , U. S . ARMY, . May 1944 16 xassilication changed to o; 1 0 OCT 1944 »V authority of 'AC of 3, G-2, WDGS CIC OPERATIONS PLAN T by< Colonel, Infantry 1; REPEREMCES.i Sec. IV, Annex I f , "COUNTERINTELLIGi f and Memorandum ,lpV4, 82d Airborne Division,, SOP 3 '- INTELLIGENCE" 24 February 1944-<#* ' g-V.^STATTJS FUITCTIOH OF..QIC. The' CIC ope-ates urider the of the"DiTis'ion Assistant Chief of Staffs G--2, wrtgn attached to a subordinate unit., :in which case it oper ate's undKx?, the direct supervision of the Unit S~2, The senior CIC officeF^op-V non-commissioned "officer will initiate all routine CIC activltigys> He will present to Gr-2, or S-2, specific detailed recommendations to cover, present and anticipated CIC action and em- pioymeni;*;.^ These recommendations- .will- be based upon the tactical situation. Because of' the limited'number' of CIC personnel- avail,-• able ,'counterIntelligence missions such as seizuresSand searches In towns <&n;& villages-v/ill require the. employment of additional per sonnel. CIC,....functions In the combat zone include the following;• • : ' ''.eg.....Arrest vof known and suspected enemy agents, collabor ationists, sympathizers, etc* ,. • .b... . Search and seizure In buildings9 billets', and installa tions known-or suspected to contain .documents of Intelligence- value. _••"'" ' • -' _c. Search and seizure In enemy communication centers^ for codes3 ciprier devices, directories,, .and records. *d_. Seizure and control of enemy and civil electrical 'com munications facilities. ; •'•• ' £• Seizure and-impounding of civilian mail,- telegrams, and associated .records and funds:i .until they are'taken over by Civil Affairs or censorship personnel. Such material-will be guarded loc ally and 'not evacuated, ..•••• '. • f. Search/and seizure, of'hidden armaments-, radios? or , J- other equipment not surrendered, or repo:rted In accordance with . p r o c l a m a t i o n s ' . . .. ,• .,•••• ... _ .- . . gf Seizure of enemy "films in motion picture houses and^ private p'hotographic establishments, • . •.. •'•; h. •Protection,agamst sabotage of all_strategic ,public: and private Ih-stallatlons whose 'continued operation Is-essential -to the A l l i e d f o r c e s ' . . ., • • • ..•;.. : ''-',-.". ., ' •; ••••,.-- i.'<; I n v e s i l a a t l o n of cases, .of sus •..,•.; ' '' , •"'•'••' •"-. •• espionage and sabo tase fiopulation of a l l Erif orcemfeii *~ X*** Page No. 2 •Ofr 3 Pages IG-QT and orders issued p security ^ by Civil Affairsflt k. ArrWgdmiw irrthWivii "'Police . for strangers in the area to be brought to attention of CIC. t •' • • • • • • • . . 1^. Assistance in encoreemejit of,civil movement control; advice on establishinent of civilian .pass;, and identity systems , check on enforceinent of : such systems by;l-ocal'police. Investigation and recox/rrfiendation ofdisposition ofpro-Axis elements arid hostile polit-. : •.ica'l. factions of civilian population. , •• -'- ' m. Contact local persons known to.be friendly to the.Allied cause in order to procure all possible information of value*-.' . • £• Coordination ..with Provost. Marshal, and Civil Affairs Officer with respect to security reauireF:en.,tS: involved in marshall-.; ing refugees and other civilians arriving from occupied territory. • £,:,. Assistance to Civil Affairs .Staff in establishment of a reliable civil ach^inistration.• - CIC: '.vdll arrest civil .officials without consulting Civil Affairs ohly shen. continue'a liberty; of such. officials represents •threat to security. ' ' ' ' •••: £. Investigation.of cases involving subversive influences emanating from, civilian, population and likely to afiect Allied' .'forces a d v e r s e l y . •''• • • • • . • • ... ,.. % '• r3- ALLOCATION : OF,. CIC DETACm,ENT. The Division CIC Detachment consists or 2 ofi'i.cer's and' 14EM. ''One :officer and 2 EM jump with FORCE :frA" .. The Detachment Commander; and four EM arrive: by glider •••••••• with Division- Headquarters onD-D ay,. The remainder: of the Detach- . ; in ent, land, by-sea. onD /'.2.' .•••" ^ ' ia. Upon landing that portion o f t h eD e t a c h m e n t : j u m p i n g ' ,'•••• •-,••• n 5i with FORCE . A --is attached to 505th Parachute Infantry for opera tion with 5rd Battalion. . . /. . • " ' • •'' • • ;. ' b . The remainder'of the Detachment will operate initially under Division•control. . \ '• :. • • • : ^ ' QIC.TOWN TA.R(T3TS. The four principal town targets in the : Division Area" are .ST..":SAijySUR • LE • VIC01.1TE, BARNEVILLE, CARTEREl1: and . . LA HAYE'DU PUITS^. / .. "••. . . '' .' ; r •5.:. 'When-CIC'personnel', are. hot -attached,,, unit S-2s 'will-use available intelligence personnel toperform CIC functions / •'. : 6, REPORTS. ' . a.. .Spot- Reports. . . : , ' , .• .• , . . . • : (1) Entry into- .town. (2) Capture j ^ ^ . w n 0 ' entemj"- agents and dangerous civil- ian's . .? • • major b. importance. . • • • * Daily and.weekly report to Division and Corps dr'-rj 3-OT Page No. 3 Of 3 Pases Dally.log or. diary by Detachment and each sub-detachment, ^; Dossier o^f Jaersona, under Investigation, l i• OFFICIALS JACK Cr-2 DISTRIBUTION Sain© as A n n e x ! , •>•-*' I £ ; •" Z 16 76 r* 82dA/B. Div ,., . Inits .'J ''L \ • . . Date: 22 'May 4 4 . HEADQUARTERS 82D AIRBORNE DIVISION APO 469, U o S, Army 22 May 1944 ANNEX NO. 3 TO ACCOMPANY ADM 0 NO. 1 of 100 copies 7. v MAyd; &sm: 1. AMMUNITION. •. a.. The Division Ammunition Office (DA$) will be located on the re-supply DZ. All units will contact DAO before drawing ammunition ifom Division Ammunition: ; ' Duinp (See Re—supply Annex). jb. Ammunition Reports will be submitted daily as of 0600, to'reach the DAO ty 1000. Reports' will be submitted on Fir&b Army .'i^a-n'.ition Form, Universal, distribution of which has been made to (all units* Airborne echelons will carry at least ten (10) sets of forms in air lifts• Remainder will be carried by units' seaborne echelons, On'e (l) copy only will be submitted to. DAO for each reporting period. Reports will cover ammunition on hand last report3 ammunition drawn during the period, ammunition expended daring the -period, ammunition on hand at end of period. £,. Location and description of unexploded bombs will mediately upon discovery to tho Division Ordnance Officer. 2. MAINTENANCE: reported im . , a,. Limited Ordnance facilities for maintenance of artillery and anti tank materiel will be available to airborne echelons by contacting the Division Ordnance Officer at the Division Ammunition Office (DAO). Upon arrival of.the. : seaborne echelons the 782d A/B Ord Maint Co will operate a^Division Ordnance Fluid Shop for all organic Divisional units plus units of the 2d Airborne Brigade, Ord nanne maintenance service will be furnished'to other attached units by the- Ordnance- units listed below. . Direct contact with these Ordnance units is -authorized. (1) 560th Ordnance~HM Tank Company •" ' . 899th TD Bn 87th Armored FA Bn Troop 3, 4th Cavalry Squadron. Co C, 746th TarJc Bn Co F, .24th Cavalry Squadron (2) 3456th Ordnance Medium Automotive Maintenance Company, 3809th QM Truck Co, 3810th QM Truck Co Other attached units * 3. SUPPLY. • 6.o A daily report of major items lost in combat-or from .other causes will "^e made by all units, whether organic o.r attached,. as follows s ' (l) Report will be furnished Informally to the Division Ordnance Officer by the most "expeditious means as of 0600 daily* Items will be classified as follows s • . ' • " (a) Lost in combat. (b) Lost from other causes. (c) Evacuated, not replaced. ' £'•'• •, \ . *'. *- t-'f $ . ' --•••r\ "i ' '•'• ; • •••! damaged to the extent that they'are Hq^j^&jDii&bl^M^^^P^cM. ^ c r a ^ e ivi'11-be re ported under (a)-and (b) of Par 3a,(l\3^.^p^Ap fBSJLs acceptable for exchange,, But not replaced by the Division.-Ordnance Officer Ty reason of non-availability, will ANNEX .NO. 3 TO ACCOMPANT ADM 0 NO. 1 Page 1 of 2. pages BIGOT NEPTUNE be reported under (o) of Par 3a, (l) abov<§. once. -. e item will be repocted only (3) Units will use every ©f. rate, that duplication or repetition is eliminated, a are reported. e accu ecovered (4) Negative reports are not required. If a report is not re ceived }y the Division Ordnance Officer tgr 1200 daily, it will be assumed that that unit has had no losses, of Ordnance materiel. }£• Ordnance Materiel received by Medical Clearing Stations under Divi sion control will be evacuated to the Division Ordnance Field Shop, 4. - CAPTURED ENESff MATERIEL., . a,. Location and description of captured ordnance materiel, including vehicles, will be reported to the Division-Ordnance Officer daily, with an in formation copy to the A C of S, G-2. Commanders of units capturing such materiel are charged with the prevention of destruction of enemy materiel. ly souvenir hunters. No enemy materiel will be molested, destroyed or appropriated by indiv iduals for their uwn use until clearance ia given ly'the A C of S, G-4. Reports will be submitted daily ty 2000. 5. Summary of Reports. &• Ammunition Report to Division Ammunition Officer by 1000 daily as of 0600 daily.' &; Report of Unexploded Bombs, informally to Division Ammunition Officer immediately.upon discovery * . ^ £. Report of Major1 Items lost in Combat to Division Ordnance Officer ly l£00 daily as of .0600 daily. £. Report of Captured Ordnance Materiel to Division Ordnance Officer by ^000 daily with copy to A C of S, G-2. ' . R1DGWAY Commanding OFFICIAL ; ... {{INN, G-4 DISTRIBUTION: Same as Adm 0 No. 1 ANNEX NO. 5 TO ACCOMPANY AIXTO NO. 1 Page 2 of % .pages . %• Authoritj7" of . . CO, 82d.A/B Div . ERS 82D AIRBORNE DIVISION AfO 469s U7 S« A 22 Maf -r, „• J. / •'^" /f .^ - Datn; 22 ^ar 44 . ANNEX NO, 4 TO ACCOMPANY ADM ( 1 1. CAPTURED^RiATERIEL RITPOftlV be- !-r.-i.!:i-.J.'hi dcily v f'O;,O, in duplicate, one copy to the A C of Sj G--4, "Lhrou^n apuro^riato £.;i~.iDj.ly ot'fic&r5 and the otrier to the'A C of S, G-2, ' < " "' ' ' a. T h i s r e p o r t •i : i l l b,. The report will incrado the folloKlng inx'onaation: )^ Quantity and type of equipment separated ~aj class. (2) Lccation, (5) Unit which effected the captures (4) Special information v/liich the Commandirg Officer desires to add5 such as 1 recomm&aded u£ts» signify canee? details of capture, etc.. . (5) Overlays Trill be used \jhon necessary to positively^locate the materiel* .. ' , 2. G-4 DAILY KBPOBT. - • ' a.. This report will be submitted daily ty 2000. b.. The report will be rendered as follows: G-4 DAILY KUPQKT Unit Reporting Location )ate Report Ho, for 24-hour period ending 1800 Attached units included in report: . A. Rations on hands , days of supply for _. individuals. B. List of principal battle losses^ reported. •QTKER EQUIPMENT VEHICLES C, List of principal equipment received during period reported? VEHICLES . « :0THER EQUIPMEICT D. P.O.L. (Class III). Average days of supply on hand Ee List of critical ammunition shortages ty typo. , Events of administrative interest; e» These forms may be secured from the A C of 3. G-4« OFFICIAL; KINN, G-4 .1 i DISTRIBUTIONS. Same as Adm. O'No, l Page 1 of 1 page .'\! ili.T J. ' , <.:!'. * 167 ft • * SI iiy AuLi.rL;:1'!":^ o f LldT&WS DIVISION. AiJNEX NO. 5 TO;-fc( , ACCOMPAUI ADM 1. o TO? Ir.its ./i..> _.*J'.._ ' ory N'j e I POLICY. 1 v ,. 7fe. ' ' a.. All pro'T^-.-oji.^^t 'V^civpp!..io?-_, eqa:rir-.-?:•&, f.^ci J "It/.", r?^ ^rd services ty agents and agenciofi of ->>•. J.o, :*.-: :">c:-up.".c-d *--:.vu ''..!.^,.v:^:-: :"i i-.:r; rLvr^c.s -Till be in accordance vr.ifch K[0 Pyociircrv:--; .l«-.;jijLlitio.v.-.\. c,!-:^-:-ci I A^.-i.l [94'L. Each . P & C officer appointed .ly/th."^ ri:.;.c'q:iurv.e.-. 3 .T^; hoc*',-. :-'vr..-. _s:Ut!C yd^h a >opy of above regulations. t Z* PURCHASES. a.. Price lists wi 11 bo-fwr-nx?^: T £• C r-rf;.cer3 as soon as they become available, and prices e-s^ab-ishcc by M*;.;I .Lipt:: v.il'j. c^ strictly adhered to ex cept in case of imncdJ.aG': er^r^c-noyt b;^ Good. ;jud^ent aid ccniiioi1. s^i:.ftc; "Till, govern prices paid -until a definite value is set by higher Ib::departerce 3. REQUISITION, a,. Re0.ui5.itions for supplies- arid/or services will be made only upon the authority of the Comnanding General, (l) Reqvp.r-I-i.ior. forms (ETOGPA_ No, 6) and instructions for thoir use have been furnished ? & C cifleers ty this Headquarters. (2) vvhere possible s requisitioned supplies and/or services wi be obtained Ty requisitioring on local oftU'cials, tKrough Civil affairs Officers. (5) Cpniplcto records of requisitioned items Tvill be maintained., b.. See ETO Procurement Regula\.ions for dofinitioris of Public and Private Property, also for vmat can be requisitioned. 4, FORMS. a.. The following three forms YJAH be used by P & C officers.; (l) Local P:?ocriromt.r:L Vcjclier (FD ETO 3b. i ) for use in evidencing payment for cash or credit purchases ana rentals. (a) Triplicate copy retained by P & G officer. (b) Original and duplicate copy turned in to Division Finance Officer. 1ZT " '.'.1\ "%} (2) Requisition Form (C?A 3T0'Ko* 6) for uy.e in evidencing a Requisition. (a) Original forwarded to G-A? this 'headquarters. (b) Duplicate given to ovmer of property, (c) Triplicate co'p-j- retained by P & G officer. CO (3) Procurement Action Report (CPA ETO No,t) will be made as of ; end of each calendar month by all P & C officers effecting purchases, rentals, equisitions or seizures during the month. , • - . (a) 0r^|ip^^^d]duf?l^ea1^^ffpfwardeliTt"bi G-4, this Headquarters. • " (b) Trtiitxlic.'ate • copy^/;-regained' ty P '& G;' officer. 5. All uniised forms will-ibe retained by P & C< officer, and turned in to G-4, his Headquarters, upon completion of operation. (pFFI CIAL: 2INN, -G-4 DI3T| Same a s Ada 0 No, 1 Commanding Page 1 of 1 page BIGOT m Authority of . Begistry No. 1922 FIELD 0 NO. 6 (REVISED) 1. Copy Ho. 7 ^ of 100 copies ^"""^^bTtuthority of AC of S, G-2, WDGs" Add t h e following t o Par. 5 g ( l ) , Adm 0 No. 1 : ^., , w w De-T/aterproof i n g . a.; Responsibilities: Commanders and drivers are responsible that Phase 4 (de-waterproofing) inc3.uding necessary preventive maintenance be performed as soon as possible. A special kit is issued, to each vehicle to provide the necessary materials for,this operation. ,b. De-waterproofing Areas: ESB will establish de-waterproofing areas for the accomplishment of the initial stages of Phase 4, for units subse quent to the assault. c.. Salvage: Waterproofing materials will be salvaged -to the maxi mum possible extent. Saivage material will be turned in to de-T/aterproofing areas or Ordnance Maintenance Companies. 2. Change Par. 2e., Adm 0 No. 1, to reads Disposition of PW and location of PW inclosure to be announced upon organization of area. 5. Add the following to Par. 1, Annex No. 1 ( M r Re-Supply Plan): 'A limited quantity of ordnance supplies may be availablexfor air re supply lfon call" "by contacting A C of S, G-^4, through Div Ord Officer. Critical items of supplies of all services may be available for air re supply "on call'r "by contacting A C of S, G-4, through appropriate supply officer. RIDGY/AJ Commanding OFFICIAL: , G-4 I t DISTRIBUTION: Same as Fid 0 No. 6 (Revised) 1 0 OCT 1944 I r uufchority cf AC of S, G-2, WDGS AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO ADM 0 -NO. I TO ACCOMPAIH" FLD 0 NO. 6 (REVISED) • E. S. JOHNSTON Colonel, Infantry CUSTODIAN Page 1 of I page . 6 OCT 1944 o Q i P !|i f. \ ! If.? |. is.; 1 $" CM si { to S! ^ ^ O II ill: TO $» CO Cn CD CO ?O 00 O M o CD <1 -1' K3 t ro H oo- o vn P- CO P CD •p- P3 OHrj CD O P O'Q '"OO^ l" hr) O £3 O O CD bd 3 o 03 d- O dM 3 c+ I—» — I O td 13 "to 3 p. O 13* td \ J I n^ £ 0 P M H3 H 13 C d- °° oo pj 'O O HjHj •P" OCrq O CD •"O 03 p-. 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H CO a, P Q Q O QN. o o c; ft '•a vn O p. o. o CD (-+ 0) P CD ;-• • O .a. H3 p O <J 4 P PP p O P1 p cr •& H CO si P-o C^ <D p 4 ,ft CQ p. H M ^ o o ,a ^ P p T3 a P H P*t3 CD ^5 p d " OQ CD CD ft '"d P- W H ft & O (jq h3 dH cs o P r^ o ft & i O CD CD M O. H3 P ^ M ft o p " •— ?o CD o Hi - BIGOT - MEP.TUNB Page No 1 of 4 Pages By Authority of CG, 82d A/B Div Initials jLtl Date: 28 May 1944 Copy ITo^ji> of 100 Copies .Registry. No-1900 ANNEX HO.,6 (ARTILLERY) Revised.Gopy : (Annex No. 6 dated 21 May 1944 to be destroyed) •"to • ' ' . , ' ',' ' . . F0 NO, 6 (Revised) MAPS: 1. FRAHCE, 1/25,000 GSGS 4347 . 1/50,000 GSGS 4250 l/lOO,000 GSGS 4249 • 1/250,000 GSGS 2733 a_* Annex No. 1 to FQ Ho, 6. b_. • • • * -. . See par lb s and par 2, PO No, 6, Revised, • 2» The 82d A / B Div Arty (less 376th Prcht PA Bn and seaborne ele ments) lands by prcht and glider before and after dawn of D-Day, South of STE umB EGLISE in accordance with revised Annexes 2 : and 3, PO No. 6 revised, Hq 82d A/B Biv, AIR MOVSl'IENT TABLES, and supports the div. It will be prepared to mass the bulk of- its fire on CR 267935, CR 259952, RJ 259963, RJ 260981, and the bridge at BTIEKVILLE. 3, a. Hq and Hq Btry, 82d A/B Div Arty, will land by preht and glider on DZ H and L Z W . • (1) The prcht element will: . (a) Establish corn with bn areas. (b) Identify Div Arty check points, (c) Make rcn of bridges 315957 and 321930 and furnish latest information .on their usability to Bn COs when latter land, : . b. 319th Glider PA Bn will land by glider on LZ W. (1) Mission: Direct support of 508th Prcht Inf. It tfill be prepared to mass its fire on bridge .308911 (by at least one btry), bridge.269927, CR 267935, CR 261938, RJ 250951, RJ -238948, GR 241954, CR 229954, CR 259952, RJ 259963, RJ 260981, (2) Contingent zone : Zone of action 507th and 505th Prcht Inf Regts• (3) Ln x?ill be -mintained with 505th Prcht Inf to provide available personnel to conduct fire. - BIGOT - NEPTUNE ;T'- NSPTUNE Pages Page No, 2 of (4) Position areas: See overlay, Annex Ho. 5, Revised. (See also subparagraph 3 x ) . . (a) (5) c_. . OPs: Use See overlay, Annex No, 5, Revised. 320th Glider PA Bn will land by glider on LZ W, (1) Mission: Direct support of 507th Prcht Inf. It will be prepared to mass its fire on Bridge 269927, CR 267935, CR 259952, CR 219962, RJ 259963, RJ 251971, RJ.225979, RJ 260981, RJ 253983, GR 237981, Bridge 255993. (2) Contingent zone: Inf Regts. (3) Position Areas I See overlay, Annex No. 5, Revised. • (See also subparagraph3x). (a) • '• (4) d. Route to position West of MERDERET RIVER: 'ai-'FONT Bridge. OPs; Zone of action 508th and 505th Prcht Route to position West of HERDERET RIVER. LA PIERE Bridge. Use See"overlay, Annex No. 5, Revised. . 456th Prcht PA Bn. (1) Bn (less det) lands amphibiously, assembles, and pro ceeds to join the Div as directed by CG Force "C". (2) Mission (on arrival): General support. (3) Position Area: Will be assigned on arrival, (4) Det of 456th Prcht PA Bn (Tv;o how sections) atchd to 505th Prcht Inf prior to departure. This det will revert to Bn control on Div order. £. Naval Shore Fire Control Party, consisting of an officer and 2 EM rad oprs, atchd to 505th Prcht Inf prior to depart ure, for conducting naval fire, x. (1) Firing chart 1:25,000 map. (2) Registration (a) HB If night occupation. Register on BP on. first light. (b) Div Arty check points .- on order* - BIGOT - NEPTUNE LASTED TUNE Page No. 3 of (3) Survey: By Bn, Div Arty, . - (4) Reserve 40 rds/gun (2 rds Smoke., 18 rds HE w/M48, 20 rds HE w/M54 for fire on call by Div Arty. (5) Smoke will not bo firod unless authorized by Div Arty Comdr. (6) No restrictions on time of opening fire, (7) Positions', (a) ;:. ; each btry. (c) a Bhs will be prepared to go into position near LZ on landing in support of 505th Prcht Inf in north ern part of its sector, if so ordered at that time S~3,ParIodic Reports to be • submitted daily in duplicatt as of 1800, to reach Div Arty Hq by 1900. S u p p l y . (1) Positions as indicated East of MERDERET RIVER 'wilj be occupied if bridges, to West are impassable. (b) .Positions as Indicated will be selected to permit firing effectively In zones of action of 507th and 508th Prcht Inf Regts. Other positions, if .necessary, to permit fire in the zone of action of the 505th Prcht Inf, will be selected and pro pared. Alternate positions will be selected for *':.' /'•'• (8) " Location Div Arty check points by , ;•••••• . Ammuni 11 on,. (a) . As soon as practicable aft or landing, units will dump „ a 'minimum, of fifty (50) rounds per howitzer .' at b.try positions. Bn duvaps will be established as early as possible. (b) One thousand (1000) rds each of. 105mm and 75riim will ; be carried by atchd Q$iL trk cos. . (c) For air re-supply (See' Annex No. 1, Adm-0 No. 1, 8.2d A/B Divr). (d) Organic seaborne echelons will carry additional arty am as space permits. BIGOT - NEPTUNE *->-BIGOT ~-.NEPTUNE page No, 4 of 4 Pages. b-... Personnel;. . (1) Evacuation. ' ' , . . (a.) Prisoners of War will be evacuated to nearest regtr or div PW enclosure, £. Miscellaneous. .: d. 5.. a.. b. (1) Reports: All reports'required by Adm O's of 82d A/B Div will be sent tiirou.gh 82d A/B Div Arty. (2) Rear echelon of Hq will be designated "Base''Headquart ers, 82d A/B Div Arty (UK) n . (3) Fiscal Policy.: All Procurement will be effected through Purchasing and .'Contracting Officer of this H<| or adjacent Inf regt. For further adm instructions See Adm 0 No. 1 ? Hq 82d A / 3 Div Current SOI Index No> 1-101. • See overlay, Annex Ho..- 5 5 Revised. RIDGVi/AZ .COMDG OFFICIAL: WIENSCKE G-3 DISTRIBUTION:. . ' ;"*Same as' FO. No. 6 (Revised) ' • / • & "?<" *>\* *7\* "A" V\* ">\~ " * -*- BIGOT - NEPTUNE -* "A* ">" "/ ___ of -x -x-CG, 82d A/B^Di -"•Initial's ^ _* *Dates 2'8 Ha; Hq 82d A/B Div' APO U69, U. S, Array 28 May Page No, 1 of 1 Page, Copy No.J7£ of 100 Copies Registry No. 1900' ANN3X NO, h (Revised Copy) ijxaex 1Mb. k dated 18 May 19hk m i l be destroyed. •Anti-tank Plan to accompany FO No. 6 (See Overlay Annex No. %} (Revised) Map: France, 1-2^000 G3GS l\3hl Sheets 31/20 Svfj 31/20 SE3 31/18 W, 31/3-8 NE5 V 8 SE3 '31/18 Sl:/. . • -• Btry A 8pth A/B AA Bn, atchd to 507th Prcht Inf on landing, w i l l occupy the p o s i t i o n s indicated. 2:. Btry B 80th A/ B A A B n ? atchd to £08th the positions indicated. Inf on landing, will occtipy J, 3. ;Btry 0 8oth A/B AA Bn 3D S S 2& Plat, in Div Res, "will occupy positions'ind-' icated. Supplementary positions trill be dug as soon as practicable. v 2d Plat Btry G 8Oth A/B A- Sn, atchd to $05th i occupy positions indicated*; Inf on landing, m Initial.gun positions Trill be reported promptly showing pin point locations and'giving principal direction of field of fire. 6, Hasty mine fields T/ill be laid by rests as indicated. Time of completion and changes from positions indicated vri.ll be reported at once. KIDGtVAY C01.IDG OFFICIAL: WIENECKE G-3 DISTRIBUTIONS. 'S'ame as~Y0 HO. 6 (Revised)' - j ^ti;x * "•*•] L i ? '3H.i|i- I:^i - BIGOT ^: JffiPftB O O o f to ro o a. cn C~l H j CD p - p • co 3 OsO rd o CD o KJ fT3 PW a H >!< P £3 H* >!? CD •• o td p . CO o 4 CO p - O CT CD Otl I—' O 4 H« P pj Q H1 13 p 4 p p, D c+ CD CD p. o K a O 13 O CD * sr {3 H d- O O 5 o. 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