14th Chemical Maintenance Company, Unit History, index page

	Unit History 14th Chemical Maintenance Company 1942-1945 U. S. Army Chemical Corps World War II
14th Company Sign and Soldiers Taken Camp Gordon, Georgia 1943 Source: T/5 David O. Meeker, Jr.

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Page Links	Content Descriptions
1942 Timeline	Covers 14th's activation, staffing, and initial training and testing at Fort Rucker, Alabama.
1943 Timeline	Army war games in Tennessee, repair of CWS equipment at various U.S. bases, final preparations and testing at Camp Gordon, Georgia, movement overseas, arrival in the United Kingdom.
1944 Timeline	Final training in England, landing at Omaha Beach in Normandy, advance across France through Paris into Belgium.
1945 Timeline	Advance into Germany, Meritorious Service Unit Award, end of war in Europe, return to the USA, assignment to Fort Polk, Louisiana.
Reminisces	Related memories about the 14th and/or places it went.

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