Chapter XV: Appendix: A
Glossary of Technical Terms and Abbreviations
ADC--Assistant Division Commander
AdmO--Administrative Order
AD--Douglas “Skyraider” single engine attack plane
AF--Air Force
AH--Hospital Ship
AirDelPlat--Air Delivery Platoon
AirO--Air Officer
AirSptSec--Air Support Section
AmphTracBn--Amphibian Tractor Battalion
AmphTrkBn--Amphibian Truck Battalion
ANGLICO--Air and Naval Gunfire Liaison Company
ArmdAmphBn--Armored Amphibian Battalion
AT--Antitank
AutoMaintCo--Automotive Maintenance Company
AutoSupCo--Automotive Supply Company
BB--Battleship
BLT--Battalion Landing Team
Bn--Battalion
Btry--Battery
BuMed--Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
C-47--Douglas Transport used by Air Force (same as R4D)
CA--Heavy Cruiser
CCF--Chinese Communist Forces
CG--Commanding General
CIC--Counter Intelligence Corps, USA
CinCFE--Commander in Chief, Far East
CinCPacFlt--Commander in Chief, Pacific Fleet
CinCUNC--Commander in Chief, United Nations Command
CL--Light Cruiser
CO--Commanding Officer
Co--Company
ComFltAirWing--Commander Fleet Air Wing
ComNavFe--Commander Naval Forces Far East
ComPacFlt--Commander Pacific Fleet
ComPhibGruOne--Commander Amphibious Group One
ComSeventhFlt--Commander Seventh Fleet
ComUNBlockandCortFor--Commander United Nations Blockade and Escort
Force
CP--Command Post
CR--Command Report
C/S--Chief of Staff
CSG--Combat Service Group
CSUSA--Chief of Staff, U. S. Army
CTF--Commander Task Force
CTG--Commander Task Group
CVE--Escort Aircraft Carrier
CVL--Light Aircraft Carrier
DD--Destroyer
DE--Destroyer Escort
Det--Detachment
DOW--Died of Wounds
EmbO--Embarkation Order/Officer
EngrBn--Engineer Battalion
EUSAK--Eighth U.S. Army in Korea
FABn--Field Artillery Battalion (USA)
FAC--Forward Air Controller
FAF--Fifth Air Force
FEAF--Far East Air Force
FECOM--Far East Command
F4U--Chance-Vought “Corsair” Single-Engine Fighter-Bomber
F4U-5N--Chance-Vought “Corsair” Single-Engine Night Fighter
F7F-3N--Grumman “Tigercat” Twin-Engine Night Fighter
FMFPac--Fleet Marine Force, Pacific
FO--Forward Observer
FragOrder--Fragmentary Order
Fum&BathPlat--Fumigation and Bath Platoon
GHQ--General Headquarters
Gru--Group
H&SCo--Headquarters and Service Company
HD--Historical Diary
Hedron--Headquarters Squadron
HO3S--Sikorsky Helicopter
HqBn--Headquarters Battalion
HQMC--Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps
InfDiv--Infantry Division (USA)
Interv--Interview
ISUM--Intelligence Summary
JANIS--Joint Army-Navy Intelligence Studies
JCS--Joint Chiefs of Staff
JMS--Japanese Minesweeper
JSPOG--Joint Strategic Planning and Operations Group
JTF--Joint Task Force
KIA--Killed in Action
KMC--Korean Marine Corps
Ln--Liaison
LSD--Landing Ship, Dock
LSM--Landing Ship, Medium
LSMR--Landing Ship, Medium-Rocket
LST--Landing Ship, Tank
LSTH--Landing Ship, Tank-Casualty Evacuation
LSU--Landing Ship, Utility
Ltr--Letter
LVT--Landing Vehicle, Tracked
MAG--Marine Aircraft Group
MAW--Marine Aircraft Wing
MS--Manuscript
MedBn--Medical Battalion
MedAmbCo--Medical Ambulance Company (USA)
MIA--Missing in Action
MISD--Military Intelligence Service Detachment (USA)
MLR--Main Line of Resistance, the main front line
Mosquito--North American AT-6 “Texan” Trainer;
Single Engine Plane used as Airborne FAC and Target Spotting
MP--Military Police
MRO--Movement Report Office
Msg--Message
MSR--Main Supply Route
MSTS--Military Sea Transport Service
MTACS--Marine Tactical Air Control Squadron
MTBn--Motor Transport Battalion
NavBchGru--Naval Beach Group
NavFE--Naval Forces Far East
NCO--Noncommissioned Officer
NK--North Korea(n)
NKPA--North Korean People’s Army
N.d.--Date not given
N.t.--Time not given
O--Officer; Order
OCMH--Office of the Chief of Military History (USA)
OI--Operation Instruction
OpnO--Operation Order
OpnPlan--Operation Plan
OrdBn--Ordnance Battalion
OY--Consolidated-Vultee Single-Engine Light Observation Plane
PhibGru--Amphibious Group
PIR--Periodic Intelligence Report
PLA--People’s Liberation Army
Plat--Platoon
POL--Petroleum, Oil, Lubricants
POR--Periodic Operation Report
POW--Prisoner of War
QMSubsistSupCo--Quartermaster Subsistence Supply Company (USA)
R4D--Douglas Twin-Engine Transport (Navy and Marine designation of
C-47)
R5D--Douglas Four-Engine Transport
RCT--Regimental Combat Team
Recon--Reconnaissance
Reinf--Reinforced
RktBn--Rocket Battalion
RM--Royal Marines
ROK--Republic of Korea
R&O File--Records and Orders File
ROKA--Republic of Korea Army
ROKN--Republic of Korea Navy
Rpt--Report
SAC--Supporting Arms Coordinator
SAR--Special Action Report
Sec--Section
SecDef--Secretary of Defense
ServBn--Service Battalion
SigBn--Signal Battalion
SigRepCo--Signal Repair Company
SitRpt--Situation Report
SP--Shore Party
SMC--Marine Supply Squadron
TAC--Tactical Air Coordinator;
Tactical Air Commander
TACP--Tactical Air Control Party
Tacron--Tactical Air Control Squadron
TADC--Tactical Air Direction Center
T-AP--Transport operated by MSTS
TBM--General Motors “Avenger” Single-Engine Torpedo Bomber.
Also used for Utility Purposes.
TE--Task Element
T/E--Table of Equipment
Tel--Telephone Message
TF--Task Force
TG--Task Group
TkBn--Tank Battalion
Trk--Truck
T/O--Table of Organization
TU--Task Unit
UDT--Underwater Demolition Team
U/F--Unit of Fire
UN--United Nations
UNC--United Nations Command
URpt--Unit Report
USA--United States Army
USAR--United States Army Reserve
USAF--United States Air Force
USMC--United States Marine Corps
USMCR--United States Marine Corps Reserve
USN--United States Navy
USNR--United States Navy Reserve
VMF--Marine Fighter Squadron
VMF(N)--Marine All-Weather Fighter Squadron
VMO--Marine Observation Squadron
VMR--Marine Transport Squadron
WD--War Diary
WD Sum--War Diary Summary
WIA--Wounded in Action
APPENDIX B
Effective Strength of 1st Marine Division
Listed below are selected dates and figures which represent the effective strength of the 1st Marine Division throughout the period 1951–1952.
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|Organic|Attached|Attached|
Date | USMC | U.S. | KMC | Total
|and USN| Army | |
----------+-------+--------+--------+-------
30 Mar 51 | 25,831| 236 | 3,128 | 29,195
| | | |
30 May 51 | 25,820| 302 | 3,266 | 29,388
| | | |
30 Sep 51 | 24,160| 54 | 3,035 | 27,249
| | | |
30 Mar 52 | 26,140| 59 | 4,378 | 30,577
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