I. INTRODUCTION A. Purpose: The object of the Ordnance Operations Report is to keep the Station Headquarters currently informed of Ordnance Activities. II. PERSONNEL A. Ordnance personnel assigned to this station as of 30 November 1944 are listed below:

	ASSIGNED			AUTHORIZED
Unit, Section or Detachment	Off.	W/O	E.M.	Off.	W/O	E.M.
1453rd Ord. S & M Co. (Avn)	4	1	76	4	0	74
Hq. 486th Bomb Group (H)	1	0	2	1	0	2
832nd Bomb Squadron (H)	1	0	29	1	0	29
833rd Bomb Squadron (H)	1	0	29	1	0	29
834th Bomb Squadron (H)	1	0	28	1	0	29
835th Bomb Squadron (H)	1	0	29	1	0	29

B. Schools: During the month of November 1944 two (2) Enlisted Men satisfactorily completed six (6) days instruction at Rocket and Grenade Launching School. III. ORDNANCE GENERAL SUPPLY SECTION A. Items received and issued by the General Supply Section for the period of this report are as listed below: 1. Received Major Items 420 Spare Parts and Accessories 6,358 Cleaning and Preserving Materials 293 2. Issued Major Items 522 Spare Parts and Accessories 1,580 Cleaning and Preserving Materials 302 3. In addition to receiving, storage and reissue of the above listed items, thirteen (13) written and three telephone requisitions have been activated for major items and parts. Boxes were built for shipment of excess gun, machine, cal..50 MG to Station 595. Trips were made to Ipswich for white spirits and to AAF Station 595 to turn in overages of Ordnance Equipment and exchange Tool salvage. The Stock Record File, Requisition File, Requisition register, and Memorandum Receipt File have been kept up to date.