An edition of Traveling: What You Should Know Before You Go
(1945)
Traveling: What You Should Know Before You Go
by United States War Department
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Table of Contents
CONTENTS AND CHECK LIST
1 . GENERAL 17
2. OBJECTIVES 18
3. DEFINITIONS.
a. Individual 18
b. Replacement 18
c. Home station 18
d. Port of embarkation 19
e. The United States 19
f. Government quarters 19
g. Traveling with troops 19
4, SECURITY.
a. Commissioned personnel 19
(1) Section VIII, AR 380-5 19
(2) Restrictions pertaining to communications 19
(3) Censorship regulations 20
(4) APO number 20
(5) Automobiles, dependents, relatives, friends, and pets
(6) Cameras 20
4. SECURITY— Continued.
b. Enlisted personnel 20
c. Civilian personnel 20
5. WARNING TO MILITARY PERSONNEL.
a. Commissioned personnel 20
(1) Article of War 28 20
(2) Absence without leave 21
b. Enlisted personnel 21
(7. Civilian personnel 21
6. RADIOS.
a. Commissioned personnel 21
b. Enlisted personnel 21
c. Civilian personnel 21
7. AMMUNITION.
a. Commissioned personnel 21
b. Enlisted personnel 22
c. Civilian personnel 22
8. ELECTRIC RAZORS.
a. Commissioned personnel 22
b. Enlisted personnel 22
c. Civilian personnel 22
9. PETS.
a. Commissioned personnel 22
b. Enlisted personnel 22
c. Civilian personnel 22
10. IDENTIFICATION.
a. Commissioned personnel 22
b. Enlisted personnel 23
c. Civilian personnel 23
11. IDENTIFICATION TAGS.
a. Commissioned personnel 24
b. Enlisted personnel 24
c. Civilian personnel 24
12. IMMUNIZATIONS.
a. Commissioned personnel 25
b. Enlisted personnel 25
c. Civilian personnel 25
13. IMMUNIZATION REGISTER.
a. Commissioned personnel 25
b. Enlisted personnel 25
c. Civilian personnel 25
14. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION.
a. Commissioned personnel 25
(1 ) Prior to departure 25
(2) Physical inspection 26
b. Enlisted personnel 26
c. Civilian personnel 26
15. GLASSES.
a. Commissioned personnel 26
(1) Two pairs of glasses 26
(2) Eyeglass, gas mask, M-1 26
(3) Data entered on immunization register 26
b. Enlisted personnel 27
(1 ) Two pairs of glasses 27
(2) Eyeglass, gas mask, M-1 27
(3) Data entered in service record 27
c. Civilian personnel 27
16. TEETH
a. Commissioned personnel 27
b. Enlisted personnel 27
c. Civilian personnel 27
17. BLOOD TYPE.
a. Commissioned personnel 28
b. Enlisted personnel 28
c. Civilian personnel 28
18. INDIVIDUAL CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT.
a. Commissioned personnel 28
(1) General 28
(2) Guide to procurement 28
(3) Available stocks 29
(4) Mess gear 29
(5) Condition of equipment 29
(6) Equipment prescribed in movement orders 29
(7) Special clothing and equipment 29
(8) Tables 29
b. Enlisted personnel 33
c. Civilian personnel 33
19. BAGGAGE.
a. Commissioned personnel 34
(1) Weight and quantity limitations 34
(2) General officers 35
(3) Baggage permitted in stateroom 35
(4) Accessibility during air voyage 35
19. BAGGAGE— Continued.
a. Commissioned personnel — Continued.
(5) Additional for Chaplains 35
(6) Shipment to port of embarkation 35
(7) Necessary articles in hand baggage 35
b. Enlisted personnel 35
(1) Weight and quantity limitations 35
(2) Articles carried on person 36
(3) Packing of clothing and equipment 36
c. Civilian personnel 36
20. MARKING OF PERSONAL BAGGAGE.
a. Commissioned personnel 37
(1) Method of marking personal baggage 37
(2) Method of marking duffel bags 38
(3) Address to which shipped 39
b. Enlisted personnel 39
c. Civilian personnel 39
21. COPIES OF ORDERS.
a. Commissioned personnel 39
(1) Change of station within United States 39
(2) Foreign duty under restricted orders 39
(3) Foreign duty under secret orders or confidential orders 39
21. COPIES OF ORDERS— Continued.
b. Enlisted personnel 39
c. Civilian personnel 40
22. TRANSPORTATION REQUEST.
a. Commissioned personnel 40
b. Enlisted personnel 40
c. Civilian personnel 40
32. PULLMAN RESERVATIONS.
a. Commissioned personnel 41
b. Enlisted personnel 41
c. Civilian personnel 41
24. AIR PRIORITIES.
a. Commissioned personnel 41
b. Enlisted personnel 42
c. Civilian personnel 42
25. PASSPORTS.
fl. Commissioned personnel 42
(1) When required 42
25. PASSPORTS— Continued,
(2) Applications 42
{a) Two identical photographs 43
(b) Proof of American citizenship 43
{c) Draft board release 44
(3) Outside of Washington, D. C 44
(4) Washington, D. C 45
(5) Valid for 30 days 45
b. Enlisted personnel 45
(1) When required 45
(2) Applications 45
(a) Two identical photographs 45
(b) Proof of American citizenship 45
(c) Draft board release 47
(3) Outside of Washington, D. C. 47
(4) Washington, D. C. 47
(5) Valid for 30 days 48
Civilian personnel 48
(1) When required 48
(2) Applications 48
(a) Two identical photographs 48
(b) Proof of American citizenship 48
(c) Draft board release 48
25. PASSPORTS— Continued.
c. Civilian personnel — Continued.
(3) Outside of Washington, D. C 48
(4) Washington, D. C 49
(5) Valid for 30 days 49
(6) Travel of females 49
(7) Noncitizens 50
(8) Return to United States for temporary duty and/or leave. ... 51
26. FUNDS CARRIED OVERSEAS.
a. Commissioned personnel 52
(1) Method of carrying personal funds 52
(2) Security measures pertaining to money orders, treasury checks, travelers' checks, etc 52
(3) Transactions in exchange 53
(4) Limitation on funds brought into United States 53
b. Enlisted personnel 53
c. Civilian personnel 53
27. FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
a. Commissioned personnel 54
b. Enlisted personnel 54
c. Civilian personnel 54
28. TRAVEL VOUCHERS.
a. Commissioned personnel 54
(1) Standard Form 1071 54
(2) Standard Form 1012 54
(3) Preparation of vouchers 55
(4) Authority for travel 55
(5) Secret travel orders 55
(6) Transportation furnished 55
(7) Transportation not in accordance with transportation request . 55
(8) Transportation not in accordance with raihroad ticket 56
(9) Transportation not used 56
(10) Government transportation other than by transportation request 56
(11) Travel by air; certificate of delay 56
(12) Per diem accounts 57
(13) Pullman receipts 57
(1 4) Mode of travel 57
b. Enlisted personnel 57
c. Civilian personnel 57
29. TRAVEL ORDERS.
a. Commissioned personnel 58
(1) Travel within United States 58
(a) Permanent change of station 58
7. Travel by aircraft 58
2. Travel with troops 58
3. Temporary duty en route 58
{b) Temporary duty 59
1. Temporary duty at one point 59
2. Government quarters 59
3. Service schools . 59
4. Travel with troops 60
5. Per diem not payable 60
(2) Travel outside United States 60
(a) Permanent change of station 60
/. Travel on vessels 60
2. Travel with troops 60
(b) Temporary duty 61
7. Intratheater travel 61
2. Intertheater travel 61
3. Government quarters 61
4. Travel with troops 61
5. Per diem not payable 62
29. TRAVEL ORDERS— Continued.
b. Enlisted personnel 62
(1) Quarters in kind 62
(2) Rations in kind 62
(3) Government messing facilities 62
(4) Allowances for quarters and subsistence 62
{a) Quarters in kind furnished 62
(Jb) Subsistence furnished 63
(5) Period of absence 63
(6) Detention in excess of 31 days 63
(7) Payment of allowances in advance 63
(8) Meal tickets 63
(9) Air travel 64
c. Civilian personnel 64
(1) Per diem allowances 64
{a) Within limits of continental United States 64
{b) Beyond limits of continental United States 64
(2) Standardized Government travel regulations 64
(3) Permanent change of station 65
(4) Transportation, definition 65
(5) Subsistence, definition 66
(6) Receipts required 66
(7) Receipts not required 67
29. TRAVEL ORDERS— Continued.
c. Civilian personnel — Continued.
(8) Accommodations on trains and steamers 67
(a) Sleeping car accommodations 68
(b) Parlor car accommodations 68
(c) Steamer accommodations 68
(9) Transportation requests 68
30. PAY.
a. Commissioned personnel 68
(1) Prior to departure 68
(2) By whom paid while on foreign duty 68
(3) Data required when presenting pay voucher 69
h. Enlisted personnel 69
(1) Prior to departure 69
(2) By whom paid while on foreign duty 70
c. Civilian personnel 70
(1) Prior to departure 70
(2) By whom paid while on foreign duty 70
31. TRANSPORTATION OF DEPENDENTS.
a. Commissioned personnel 70
(1) Transportation in kind 70
(2) Monetary allowance in lieu of transportation 71
(3) One move after 1 September 1942 71
31. TRANSPORTATION OF DEPENDENTS— Continued.
b. Enlisted personnel 71
c. Civilian personnel 72
32. SHIPMENT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
a. Commissioned personnel 72
b. Enlisted personnel 72
c. Civilian personnel 72
33. ALLOTMENTS.
a. Commisssioned personnel 72
b. Enlisted personnel 73
c. Civilian personnel 74
34. NATIONAL SERVICE LIFE INSURANCE.
a. Commissioned personnel 75
b. Enlisted personnel 76
c. Civilian personnel 76
35. WAR SAVINGS BONDS.
a. Commissioned personnel 76
b. Enlisted personnel 76
c. Civilian personnel 76
37. WILLS.
a. Commissioned personnel 77
b. Enlisted personnel 78
c. Civilian personnel 78
38. POWER OF ATTORNEY.
a. Commissioned personnel 78
b. Enlisted personnel 78
c. Civilian personnel 78
39. EMERGENCY ADDRESSEE CARD.
a. Commissioned personnel 78
b. Enlisted personnel 79
c. Civilian personnel 79
36. PERSONAL AFFAIRS.
a. Commissioned personnel 77
b. Enlisted personnel 77
c. Civilian personnel 77
40. PERSONNEL REPORTING TO OR DEPARTING FROM WASHINGTON, D. C.
a. Commissioned personnel 80
(1) Travel bureaus, Transportation Corps 80
(2) Temporary quarters in Washington, D. C 81
(3) Permanent quarters in Washington, D. C 81
b. Enlisted personnel 82
c. Civilian personnel 82
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