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TOWASHING 25,\n\nMLE/jmb -1A-86929 January 1945SUBJHCTransmittal of Classified Documents.  \nTO:  \nThe Comnandant,Command and General Staff School,Fort Leavenworth,Kansas.Attn;The Archives  \n1.Under separate cover six(6)classified documentsare.being sent to you as requested by Lt.Colonel Boyer,Liaison Officer with Operations Division,War DepartmentGeneral Staff.  \n2.One record,Historical Report of the 543rd IngineerBoat and Shore Regiment,Sansapor Operation,is being senton a two weeks¹loan basis.Ail others are for your re-tention.  \n3.Authority has been given for destruction of allrecords when they are no longer required and no accountingto this office is necessary.  \nBy order of the Secretary of War:  \nn只60  \nAdjutant General  \n25,D。C.  \nMLB/3mb-1A-869  \n29 January 1945  \nSUBJBCT:Transmittal of Classified Documents.  \nThe Commandant,Command and General Staff School,  \nTO:  \nTort Zeavenworth,Kansas。Attn:The Archives  \n1.Under separate cover six(6)classified documentsare being sent to you as requested by Lt.Colonel Boyer,Liaison Officer with Operatione Divisin,War DepartmentGeneral Staff.  \n2.One record,Historical Report of the 543rd BngineerBoat and Shore Regiment,Sansapor Operation,is being senton a two weeks'loan basis.Ai1 others are for your re-tention.  \n3.Authority has been given for destruction o allzecozds when they are no longer required and no accountingto this office is necessary.  \nBy order of the Seeretary of War:  \nSIGNED  \nhoni又Ad Jutant General  \n100  \nUNCLASSIFIED  \nCagsificon chan  节RE      4E0by aut,ciy gA 8,G-2,WDGS  \nby8P121945olom,Lnfantr  \nUNCLASSIFIED  \nBBADQUARRs SIXTY THIRD IHPANTRY  \nA.P.0.No。6  \nHISTORTOAL RE?GRT  \n1.Raturs amd Ne of ceraticns The 81xty Thdrd Tnfantry Ragtmant,SHzth mLan        on,      upporting wnt of th typhoon ak Toro that Lend-ed n the Cpo qrd-ape msper Area on the Togslkop Rminsula ofDuteh     udnes cn 50 July 19lh to mdss nd socue zuch pondticns thater ne   ry for tho srtabliant of dr and narl facikties。  \n2.Msaicn The Sty Thtrd_Tpfantry gupported the Typhocn Tak oree in0 schslon cn DLDy,DA md D8 to relnfcro the shore perty,afford9seurity to tho South and t to pzovene gry horte nterfrnoe withconstruotlon tivity oa Drom,to dostroy all honttlo foros in theKor敢er Ar 8nd to outpostmbuoh routss of hosttle TEsnaticn ndpatrol intensinly to the outh and   t in tho Kax一南     r Lres.  \n3.Cheracter of Hootile oopooftlont Tho Jpam    ocnapielcue by thedreneoumtered.  nbua r oaLab11shod c the ma1n route of ovaeuationfron Kendkmari to Sorcng and mll groupe o Japenoss oontirually wlkedinto the ouahs cne hundrwd ritfiw(155)k1lled and fortytwo(42)captmed dering the per1od,The Japa noountezod curing this operhort of rations end fatigood from the rch orer出rfieuit terrain frYemck     .  \n4.Sumary of Lesaong Loamod  \na  n the Table一Wwo Rver Perineter it was found that an infantry bat-tallon employing a series of platoon strongpoints s adequate   Gu-ity considering the nature of 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