Aderholt, John W

ARMY SEPARATION QUALIFICATION RECORD

WD AGO FORM 100

1 Jul 1945

Last Name: ADERHOLT

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First Name: JOHN

Middle Initial: W.

Serial Number: 0 1579454

Grade: Capt

Permanent Address: 316 Brown Avenue, Hopewell, George County, Virginia

Date of Entry: 1942-12-23

Date of Separation: 1946-06-06

Date of Birth: 1912-02-12

Place of Separation: Separation Center Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

MILITARY OCCUPATIONAL ASSIGNMENTS

(1) Months: 13

(1) Grade: 2Lt

(1) Military Occupational Specialty : 2622 Unit Officer, Training Center

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(2) Months: 9

(2) Grade: 1Lt

(2) Military Occupational Specialty : 9307 Intelligence Officer

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(3) Months: 18

(3) Grade: Capt

(3) Military Occupational Specialty : 4015 Quartermaster, Staff

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SUMMARY OF MILITARY OCCUPATIONS: QUARTERMASTER, STAFF: Served with Quartermaster General's Office, Washington, District of Columbia, for period of 18 months. As Liaison Officer, assigned to 12 state area, disseminated and interpreted information contained in various directives, and saw that same was carried out. Made recommendations to Quartermaster General regarding procedures and policies. Suggested issuance of new directives and changes to existing. Maintained close liaison between Service Command Headquarters and Washington, District of Columbia. Set up production lines for expeditions handling of Quartermaster supplies. Prevented accumulation of unduly large backlogs of supplies in one location; suggested proper methods of redistribution. Made missions overseas. Maintained liaison between Quartermaster General's Office and Chief Quartermaster Office, European Theater of Operations, Paris, France. Toured European Theater of Operations and made recommendations for expeditious redeployment of Quartermaster supplies. Wrote European Theater of Operation directives. Directed setting up of reclamation depot in European Theater utilizing French civilians and prisoners of war. Set up standards for proper classification of surplus Quartermaster supplies. Followed up directives to see that (continued to Item 23

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MILITARY EDUCATION: Quartermaster, Camp Lee, Virginia, Officers Candidate School, 3 months, completed December 1942. Studied classification, commercial transportation, company administration, supply, salvage, mess, and subsistence. Quartermaster, Kansas City, Missouri, Depot Supply School, 1 month, completed 1944. Completed course of instruction in depot supply and administration.

CIVILIAN EDUCATION

Highest Completed Grade: 4 years high school

Degrees: Diploma

Year Left School: 1931

Name of Last School: Hopewell High School

Address of Last School: Hopewell Virginia

Major Courses: Academic

OTHER TRAINING OR SCHOOLING

Course Name--Address--Date: Commercial Post- Graduate, Hopewell High School Hopewell, Virginia.

Duration: 1/2 year

CIVILIAN OCCUPATIONS: MANAGER, STORE II: Operated retail establishment for 11 years in Hopewell, Virginia, selling home and auto supplies and sporting goods. Also operated tire recapping service in connection. Did buying, ordering, selling, stock and inventory work. Handled cash receipts and installment buying.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: (Continued from Military Occupation) they were carried out. Was awarded European Theater of Operations Ribbon, American Theater of Operations Ribbon, and World War II Victory Medal.

Name of Discharging Officer: R. D. Beer Captain, AGD