Published in the interest of the Rock Island Arsenal Employees. The Arsenal Record originally ran during the first half of the 20th century, these editions are made available here for public review.
| Unit: | U.S. Army Sustainment Command |
| Latest Issue: | 11.01.1945 |
| Total Issues: | 10 |
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Detail of tanks shown on the cover reveals hard wear and battle scars, for, while hundreds of tanks being returned to the R.LO.C. as salvage have been used...
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Coupled with a director, this height finder, indicates height, speed and range of aircraft in flight and fires automatically. Instrument repairmen Carl J....
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From nuts and bolts to tanks - the pre-packing department wraps 'em. When the staff photographer arrived on the scene, these girls were preparing a tank for...
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The Field Service Sub-Office at the Rock Island Ordnance Center, was set up by the Chief of Ordnance on January 15, 1944. There are only four such...
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Rock Island Ordnance Center employees on V-E Day pause to hear President Harry S. Truman broadcast his announcement of the surrender of Germany.
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U.S. Marines hoist Old Glory atop Suribachi. Iwo Jima volcano, after battling the Japanese to the edge of the crater. (Photo by AP photographer Joe Rosenthal.)
| Unit: | U.S. Army Sustainment Command |
| Latest Issue: | 11.01.1945 |
| Total Issues: | 10 |
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