WW2 \"Special Order\" US Army Headquarters XVIII Corps at Camp Campbell, KY; 1945 For Sale

This is a unique and historical \"Special Order\" from the US Army Headquarters XVIII Corps at Camp Campbell, KY, dating back to 1945 during World War II. This original document provides insight into the military operations and decision-making processes of the US Army during the time of conflict. As a collectible item from the United States, it holds significant historical value and serves as a tangible piece of militaria from the era. Measures 8\" wide x 13\" high and consists of 2 pages.This document is a \"Special Orders\" extract from the Headquarters XVIII Corps at Camp Campbell, Kentucky, dated October 3, 1945. It details the administrative transfers and separations of various personnel following World War II.Separations: It outlines procedures for Sergeant Benjamin E. Krug and several officers (Lt. Col. Henning, Maj. Hoyer, Maj. Tutin, Capt. Brune) to report to separation points for discharge.Transfers: It rescinds a previous transfer for M Sgt Frederick L. Rath Jr. and transfers Pfc Henry E. Reynolds to the Second Army.Assignments: It assigns 1st Lt Archibald C. Petty and 2d Lt Robert D. Miskill to the CIC Center at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland.