depot of supply
supply depot

The base opened in 1954, as the Marine Corps Depot of Supplies.

Upon detachment from that duty, he became Ordnance and War Plans Officer at the Philadelphia Depot of Supplies for the next four years.

They were "to break up General Lee's railroad communications, destroy such depots of supplies as could be found in his rear, and to defeat General Stuart's cavalry."

The Marine Corps Depot of Supplies, Schuylkill Warehouse was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2004.

The quantity of grain received at Corinth from the north was therefore limited, and before reaching the different outposts, by passing through intermediate depots of supply, it had dwindled to insignificance.

He was transferred to San Francisco in 1945, and completed a four-year tour of duty there as Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Depot of Supplies.

Marine Corps Depot of Supplies, Schuylkill Warehouse is a historic warehouse located in the Schuylkill neighborhood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Two years after his promotion to Master Gunnery Sergeant on July 10, 1939, he was assigned to the Depot of Supplies at Philadelphia to help design a new infantry pack.

Men, provisions, and money were offering in plenty now, and Joan appointed Blois as a recruiting-station and depot of supplies, and ordered up La Hire from the front to take charge.

In 1954, the Commanding General, Marine Corps Depot of Supplies, moved his flag from San Francisco to Barstow and since then the base has grown in stature, strength and size.

When Shackleton set out, he dispatched a separate party of men to the Ross Sea on the southern side of Antarctica to lay depots of supplies on the ice for his party to pick up on the second leg of his journey.

Seeing this, I at once directed Wagner and Harker to take up the pursuit along Moore's road, which led to Chickamauga Station-- Bragg's depot of supply--and as they progressed, I pushed Sherman's brigade along the road behind them.

The enemy retired from our front the night of the 8th, falling back on Harrodsburg to form a junction with Kirby Smith, and by taking this line of retreat opened to us the road to Danville and the chance for a direct march against his depot of supplies at Bryantsville.

Call then turned west along the north bank of the river to reach the supply depot.

If we run low, he can break into the enemy's supply depot and get more.

Being near a supply depot in the rear, the men learned why.

I hope they give me a supply depot in the middle of Utah.

He found a way to get into the main supply depot near Utah.

That took another couple of days, but there were supply depots all the way.

In Iraq, they could hit supply depots or oil facilities.

In truth, he had no intention of attacking the supply depot.

"We will only attack the first five military supply depots.

Would you like to take over running one of our supply depots?"

She also served as medical supply depot for the combatant forces.

"Somebody in the station's supply depot switched parts on us."

"I can't seem to find a single form from your supply depot since you took over.

With all the necessary maritime facilities in place, the site became a supply depot.

This army could not be cut off from its supplies, for it had no supply depots.

Many of the civilians work at maintenance and supply depots around the country.

This worm could turn, as the experience with the supply depot worker had shown.

The room had been set up as a mini armory and supply depot.

And supply depots, all over the planet; none of them has ever been opened since the War.

If they're gone you'll have to crawl back 200 yards and get some from the supply depot providing it's still in our hands.

The supply depot was in scrupulous order as they left the galaxy.

The original building would have been used as a supply depot for shipments in and out of the Fort.

It also functioned as a major maintenance and supply depot for both air forces.

"Lake Side" hosts the air terminal and the primary supply depot.

A fortress and a supply depot there appear to have been abandoned.