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FM 10-1 Quartermaster Principles

FM 10-1

Quartermaster Principles

Army · FM · Aug 1994 · 147 pages

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Since 1775, the QMC has provided logistical support to the United States (US) Army's combat forces. During its long history, it has developed a special one-to-one relationship between quartermasters and supported soldiers. This has been a critical factor in the success of the Corps and the keystone to its heritage. QM soldiers and units have a dual responsibility. They must be technically proficient and prepared to provide supply and field service support to the force. And, they must be tactically proficient and prepared to deploy as quickly as the combat and combat support forces. Once deployed, they must be able to fight and defend themselves. At the same time, they must concurrently provide logistical support on an extended battlefield. The QMC is one of the more complex and diverse branches of the Army.

DesignationFM 10-1

EditionAug 1994

StatusSuperseded

Pages147

FunctionSustainment

EchelonCorps

CollectionRecent Archive

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