Armored Force Replacement Training Center and Armored School, Fort Knox, Documents, 1942 - 1948

This folder contains documents on the administrative, instructional, and research activities at the Armored Force Replacement Training Center and Armored School in Fort Knox, Kentucky, along with related military offices. They include materials outlining duties for managing the training center’s operations, like administration, facilities, welfare, mess, and supplies; as well as memorandums addressing discipline, officer promotions, and the handling of military law. Several documents originate from the Armored School’s Research and Evaluation Division, offering guides on research procedures, report writing, reading improvement, and committee research methods. Also included are speeches by Major General C.L. Scott to officers and trainees emphasizing discipline, training standards, and organizational improvement, supported by graphs and memorandums tracking personal issues like absenteeism and health statistics. Additional materials include a list of World War II campaigns, a directory of research facilities, and correspondence and memorandums introducing incoming selectees to Army life.