From: Jess Minton (pd.minton@sbcglobal.net)
Date: Sat Jan 31 2004 - 22:41:43 PST
I heard most WWII and Korea era records were destroyed in the huge fire at
the St Louis records depot in the 70's....
At 06:20 PM 1/31/2004 -0500, you wrote:
>Found this while surfing the LOGSA site... Don't know this could be of any
>use. David Doyle, you tried them about this? Read on...
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>"LOGSA manages the Army Vehicle Registration Program. LOGSA is
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>responsible for assigning registration numbers to all vehicles as they
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>enter the Army inventory. LOGSA is also responsible for recording and
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>maintaining a cross reference file for Army vehicle registration
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>numbers on Army vehicles during its life span. Information from this
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>program meets several management needs such as satisfying State
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>and Foreign country registration requirements and assisting law
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>enforcement agencies. The registration number remains unique to a
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>specific item of equipment during its life span. As required by AR 710-
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>3, LOGSA maintains a centralized database, TEDB, which stores the
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>registration number to the serial number for each Army vehicle.
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>Registration number request are submitted through the DA Form 2408-
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>9, Equipment Control Record.
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>Information from this program meets several management needs such
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>as satisfying State and Foreign country registration requirements and
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>assisting law enforcement agencies.
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>For further information, contact:
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>CDR, LOGSA DSN: 897-2458/645 -9585
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>ATTN: AMXLS-MR (256) 313-2458/955-9585
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>Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898-7466 Fax: (256) 955-9666
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>e-mail: tammsmgr@logsa.army.mil "
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