Box 1: Memoranda, Bulletins, General Order 1939-1950
Folder 1: Report on the Feasibility of Combining the Charleston Ordnance Depot, the sub-depot back up storage, Liberty Hall, and the Charleston Naval Ammunition Department, 1947
▪ Physical Characteristics of Charleston Ordnance Depot
▪ Number of Magazines in the Area
▪ Map of Charleston Ordnance Depot Area
▪ Charleston Ordnance Depot Payroll Costs, personnel breakdown, operating equipment, Ammunition Storage Occupancy Report
Folder 2: Feasibility Report Continued:
▪ U.S. Naval Ammunition Depot
- Ammunition Storage Report
- Operating Equipment and Major Operating Equipment
- Payroll Costs
- Physical Properties
- Map of US Naval Ammunition Depot
Folder 3: Office Memoranda and General Orders, 1945
▪ Listing of workdays and holidays for employees
▪ Accumulated leave policy
▪ Request for Labor and Transportation Policies
▪ Each division must keep a record of all activities, a list of all employees, attend a weekly meeting with the Commanding Officer
▪ Assumption of command
Folder 4: Weekly Bulletins, 1949-1950
▪ Duty Rosters
▪ Various Ordnance Policies
Folder 5: Weekly Bulletins, 1951
▪ Duty Rosters
▪ Various Ordnance Policies
Folder 6: Weekly Bulletins, 1952
▪ Duty Rosters
▪ Various Ordnance Policies
Folder 7: General Orders, January-September 1943
▪ Safety Committee members
▪ List of Senior Air Raid Wardens
▪ Division Activity Reports must be submitted weekly
▪ Efficiency Rating Committee Members
▪ Safety Committee Members
- Fire procedures
▪ Time and Place for Pay Distribution
▪ War Department Beneficial Association
- Life insurance
▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, etc.
Folder 8: General Orders, July- December 1942
▪ Security Clearances
▪ Signing of the Espionage Act
▪ Residence Inspections
▪ Charleston Ordnance Depot Regulations
▪ Guard Regulations
▪ Articles of War
▪ Air Raid Preparation and Procedure
▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, etc.
Folder 9: General Orders, January-July 1942
▪ Fire Regulations for Production Plant
▪ Gasoline Rationing
▪ Instructions for Officer of the Day
▪ Air Raid Instructions—special for Auxiliary Firefighting Units
▪ Security Clearance
▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, etc.
Folder 10: General Orders, February 1940-December 1941
▪ Security Authorizations
▪ Fire Prevention Inspections
▪ Depot Guard Persons and Policies
▪ Depot Transportation
▪ All male employees must register for Selective Services
▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, etc.
Folder 11: General Orders, January 1938-December 1939
▪ Renovation Plant Hours
▪ Epidemic of Infantile Paralysis (June 1939)
▪ Charleston Ordnance Depot Regulations
▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, living inspections etc.
Box 2: General Orders, Memoranda, 1932-1950
Folder 1: General Orders, 1932-1937
▪ Safety Division Established
▪ Appointment of a Recreation Officer
▪ Efficiency Board Established
▪ Fire Prevention Inspection
▪ Inspections of the Renovation Plant and storage
▪ Designated Quarters for Colored Employees
▪ Receiving Telegrams
▪ Charleston Ordnance Depot General Orders
▪ Motor Vehicle Policy
▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, living inspections etc.
Folder 2: Administrative Memoranda, 1942-1943
▪ Method of expressing date in communications
▪ Operating Plan for Depot Property Section
Folder 3: General Orders, 1949-1950
▪ Holiday Leave Dates
Folder 4: General Orders, 1946
▪ Guard Orders
- Segregation Area at Ordnance Ammunition Dock
- Orders for Liberty Hall
▪ Fire Orders
Folder 5: General Orders, 1947
▪ Establishment of Explosives Job Safety Training
▪ Safety Organization
▪ Instructions to Ammunition Inspectors Assigned to Demilitarization Projects
▪ Organization Chart of the Charleston Ordnance Depot
▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, living inspections etc.
Folder 6: General Orders, 1948
▪ Hunting and Fishing Prohibited
▪ Smoking and Eating while Wearing Contaminated Clothing
▪ Wage and Salary Administration Policy
▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, living inspections etc.
Folder 7: General Orders, 1951
▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, living inspections etc.
Folder 8: General Orders, 1952
▪ Table of Distribution Unit
▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, living inspections etc.
Folder 9: General Orders, 1953
▪ Assumption of Command
Folder 10: Numbered Depot Memoranda, 1941-1943
▪ Use of government owned rail equipment
▪ Absence/leave Policies
▪ Protection of Pregnant Women Employees
▪ Social Security Numbers for Civilian Employees
▪ Efficiency Rating Appeals Procedure
▪ Housing for occupancy by Depot Employees
▪ Transportation Schedule
▪ Cards for keeping Alphabetical Lists of employees
▪ Gasoline and Tire Rationing
▪ Handling Shipments of Ammunition Components
▪ Safeguarding Military Information
▪ Engineering Defense Training
▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, living inspections etc.
Folder 11: Numbered Depot Memoranda, 1945
▪ Employee Grievance Procedure
▪ Duty Rosters
▪ Civilian Savings Bond Program
Folder 12: Numbered Depot Memoranda, 1948
▪ Medical Service
▪ Lost Badges
▪ Injured’s “Bill of Rights”
▪ Policy on Tie Breaking Factors for Reduction in Force
▪ Standard of Performance for Civilian Positions
▪ Retirement
▪ Within-Grade Changes
▪ Efficiency Ratings
▪ Employee Groups or Organizations
▪ Voting Policy
▪ Employees Suggestions Program
▪ Employee Relations Policy
▪ Civilian Training Policy
▪ Civilian Personnel Policy
▪ SOP for Coin Operated Machines
▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, living inspections etc.
Folder 13: Unnumbered Depot Memoranda, 1946
▪ Procedure for Reduction in Force Action
▪ Policy as to the Return of Furloughed Employees
▪ Conservation of coal, heat, manufactured gas, and electricity
▪ Reorganization of the Charleston Ordnance Depot
▪ Salary and Wage Administration Policy
▪ Vacancies in colored housing
▪ Hospitalization of Military Dependents
▪ Schedule of Command Inspection
▪ Transporting Work Personnel
▪ Summary of Staff Conference
▪ Civilian Training Policy
▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, living inspections etc.
Folder 14: Unnumbered Depot Memoranda, 1947
▪ Max X-Ray Survey
▪ Contribution to Army Emergency Relief
▪ Duty Officer Roster
▪ Election of Welfare Council
▪ Foreman’s Daily Time and Distribution Report
▪ Handling of Used Pipe Fittings and Equipment
▪ New address of the Depot
▪ Changes in terminology and procedures
▪ Ordnance Department is 135 years old (May 14, 1947)
- Six major wars
- Finest weapons in world
- Now moving on to research and development programs
▪ Vaccination of civilian employees
▪ Opening of Headquarters Third Army, Atlanta, GA (March 15, 1947)
▪ Examination Announcements
▪ Orders for Officer of the Day
▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, living inspections etc.
Folder 15: Unnumbered Depot Memoranda, 1948
▪ Support of the Military Establishment
▪ Organizations considered by the Attorney General to have interests in conflict with those of the United States
▪ School Transportation
▪ Training in preparation of correspondence
▪ Administrative pay increase for Ungraded Employees
▪ Daily Activities Report
▪ Committee Meetings
▪ Officer of the Day Roster
▪ Bond Purchasing
▪ Discontinuance of the Demilitarization Program
▪ Movement of Ammunition or Explosive Components
▪ Emergency Medical Aid▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, living inspections etc.
Folder 16: Unnumbered Depot Memoranda, 1949-1950
▪ Official Performance Ratings
▪ Sessions in Performance Appraisal Program
▪ Sessions in Development and Responsibilities of Supervisors
▪ Complaints
▪ Designation of Ordnance Corps
▪ Storage Division contacts
▪ Handling of Correspondence
▪ Annual election of the Civilian Welfare Council
▪ Sessions in Loading and Blocking of Cars or Vans of Ammunition
▪ Reduction in Force
▪ Training in the Administration of Military Justice
Box 3: Memoranda, Bulletins, Photos, Reports, 1946-1952
Folder 1: Unnumbered Depot Memoranda, 1952
▪ Change to Correspondence Manual
▪ Ordnance Corps Manual
▪ Sessions in Development of Supervisors
▪ 1952 Red Feather Campaign
▪ Supervisor Training in Performance Appraisal Program
▪ Auxiliary Firefighter Training
▪ Turn-in of Salvage
▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, living inspections etc.
Folder 2: Unnumbered Depot Memoranda, 1952
▪ Demolition Activity
▪ Fire Prevention Inspection
▪ Political Activity Commonly Asked Questions
▪ Provisions of the Revenue Act of 1951
▪ Various Ordnance Policies for Employees- pay, recreation, hours, living inspections etc.
Folder 3: Historical Report and Demilitarization Project, 1946-1948
▪ Functions of the Historical Section
▪ Charleston Ordnance Depot’s role in demilitarization
Folder 4: Historical Summary, 1951
▪ Fulfill mission as a reserve depot
▪ Renovation of ammunition
Folder 5: Historical Summary, January-June 1952
▪ Renovation of ammunition along with normal duties
▪ Reduction of Force
Folder 6: Historical Summary, July-December 1952
▪ Charleston Ordnance Depot redesignated as a class II installation under the Charleston Transportation Corps (July 1952)
▪ Phasing out program immediately set up
▪ When ammunition renovation was done, dismantling of machinery and equipment, moved to storage
Folder 7: Standard Operating Procedures, 1946-1948
▪ SOP for Training in Fork Lift Operation
▪ SOP for Firing of Pistol
▪ SOP for Demilitarization of 105MM C/R
▪ SOP for Demilitarization of Grenade, Hand, Frag., MK II
▪ Production plant area diagram
▪ SOP for 5’’ Rocket Motors
▪ SOP for Wage and Salary Administration
▪ SOP for Placement and Promotion
▪ SOP for Inspection of 75-mm, 81-mm, and 105mm bundle pack ammunition
▪ SOP for Long Time Storage of Condition 6 Ammunition
▪ SOP for Government Vehicle Accident
▪ SOP for Medical Service
▪ SOP for Receipt and Distribution of Intra-Office Mail
Folder 8: Hand Grenade Disassembly Line Layout, 1947
▪ Drawn Diagrams
Folder 9: History of ARO No. 100- Demilitarization of Ammunition
▪ FIRST large scale effort to demilitarize ammunition following WWII
▪ New methods of reclaiming and salvaging commercially valuable material from the ammunition
▪ Began June 1947 completed March 1948
▪ List of ammunition
▪ Map of Charleston Ordnance District Buildings
Folder 10: History of ARO No. 100- Demilitarization of Ammunition
▪ 25 Photographs from construction to the end of the project
Folder 11: History of ARO No. 100- Demilitarization of Ammunition
▪ Cost Analysis and Breakdown
▪ Grenade Operations, Drawings and SOP
▪ 105 MM Operations, Drawings and SOP
▪ 100lb Bomb Operations, Drawings and SOP
▪ Composition B Operations (2000lb Bomb), Drawings and SOP
Folder 12: Semi-Weekly Bulletins, 1946
▪ Duty Officer Rosters
▪ Civil Service Announcements of Position Vacancies
▪ Overseas Position Vacancies
▪ Civil Service Examination
▪ Employee Right to Appeal
▪ National Service Life Insurance
▪ Memorandum from Commanding Officer to all Employees
▪ Safety Rules
▪ Medical Services
Folder 13: Semi-Weekly Bulletins, 1947
▪ Chest X-Rays
▪ Duty Officer Rosters
▪ Army Emergency Relief and Army Relief Society
▪ Individual Employment Record Cards
▪ Examination for Explosive Operator and Munitions Handler
▪ Civil Service Examination Announcements
Folder 14: Local Emergency Plan, August 24, 1949
▪ Air Raid Warning System Plan
▪ Explosion Plan
▪ Emergency Plan data
▪ Hurricane Plan
▪ Fire Plan
▪ Personnel Evacuation
Box 4: SOPs, Org Charts, Reports 1945-1952
Folder 1: Standard Operating Procedures, 1951
▪ Functions and Responsibilities of Safety and Security Division
▪ Administrative Branch, Mail and Records Section
▪ Preparation of Foreman’s Daily Time and Distribution Report
▪ Records Administration Program
▪ Intra-Depot Supply
Folder 2: Standard Operating Procedures, 1952
▪ Records Administration Program
▪ Distribution and Supply of Publications and Blank Forms
Folder 3: Org Charts, 1949
▪ Chart of each Division
▪ Breakdown of division responsibilities
Folder 4: Org Charts, February 1951
▪ Recapitulation of Personnel Authorization and Strength
▪ Chart of each Division
▪ Breakdown of division responsibilities
▪ Distribution List
Folder 5: Org Charts, September 1951
▪ Recapitulation of Personnel Authorization and Strength
▪ Chart of each Division
▪ Breakdown of division responsibilities
▪ Distribution List
Folder 6: Org Charts, 1950-1952
▪ Chart of each Division
▪ Breakdown of division responsibilities
Folder 7: Field Service Plan for Readjustment and Demobilization, Period III, 1945
▪ Book IV, Part II—Field Service Establishments
▪ Plan is to determine Field Service Installations for retention and establish missions
▪ Provide housing and training facilities for postwar active Army in the US
▪ Proposed Missions of Ordnances
Folder 8: Demilitarization of Frag Bombs, 1949
Folder 9: Rocket Motors and Fins, 1946
Folder 10: Reports for Comparison Productions vs. Manhours, 1952
Folder 11: Completion Report of 90 mm Ammunition, 1950
Folder 12: Report on Demilitarization of 75mm Ammunition, 1949
Folder 13: Completion Report of 105mm Renovation Program, 1951
Folder 14: Completion Report of 90mm Renovation Program, 1952
Box 5: Scrapbook, SOPs 1946-1952
Folder 1: Record of Events, April-August 1951
▪ Handwritten Record of events at Charleston Ordnance District
Folder 2 and 3: Scrapbook
▪ Newspaper Clippings
Folder 4: 105mm Category Breakdown
Folder 5: Standard Operating Procedure for 105mm Howitzer, 1951
Folder 6: Register of Standard Operating Procedures, 1947-1951
Folder 7: Decontamination Procedures for Buildings, 1948
Folder 8: Standard Operating Procedure for GP Bombs, 1946
Folder 9: Renovation of 105mm Shell
Folder 10: Demilitarization of Hand Grenade, 1947
Folder 11: Standard Operating Procedures for Demilitarization of 105mm, 1947-1948
Folder 12: Standard Operating Procedure of 105mm Canister, 1947
Folder 13: Demilitarization of ammunition 1947
Folder 14: Demilitarization of 75mm ammunition, 1947
Folder 15: Demilitarization of 75mm Howitzer ammunition, 1948
Box 6: SOPs 1947-1949
Folder 1: Identification of Pipe Lines by Paint Markings, 1947
Folder 2: Determination of TNT Setting Points, 1947
Folder 3: Standard Operating Procedure No. 9, Base Plate Removal and Washout of Bombs
Folder 4: Standard Operating Procedure No. 10, Special TNT Setting Point Determinations, 1947
Folder 5: Standard Operating Procedure No. 11, Demilitarization of 75mm Gun ammunition, 1947
Folder 6: Standard Operating Procedure No. 12, Demilitarization of 75mm Gun ammunition, 1947
Folder 7: Standard Operating Procedure No. 13, Demilitarization of 75mm Gun ammunition, 1947
Folder 8: Standard Operating Procedure No. 14, Inspection of Grenade, 1947
Folder 9: Standard Operating Procedure No. 15, Disposal of Ammunition by Dumping at Sea, 1947
Folder 10: Standard Operating Procedure No. 16, Demilitarization of 75mm Gun ammunition, 1947
Folder 11: Standard Operating Procedure No. 17, Demilitarization of 90mm Gun ammunition
Folder 12: Standard Operating Procedure No. 1-48, Demilitarization of Bomb, 1948
Folder 13: Standard Operating Procedure No. 2-48, Acidifying Water at Liberty Hall 1948
Folder 14: Standard Operating Procedure No. 3-48, Demilitarization of Bomb, 1948
Folder 15: Standard Operating Procedure No. 4-48, Demilitarization of Bomb, 1948
Folder 16: Standard Operating Procedure No.6-48, Demilitarization of 105mm Howitzer
Folder 17: Standard Operating Procedure No. 7-48, Loading, Segregation, and Restorage Ammunition, 1948
Folder 18: Standard Operating Procedure No. 8-48, Burning Small Arms Ammunition 1948
Folder 19: Standard Operating Procedure No. 9-48, Loading, Segregation, and Restorage of Ammunition, 1948
Folder 20: Standard Operating Procedure No. 10-48, Inspection and Reconditioning of Rocket Motors, 1948
Folder 21: Standard Operating Procedure No. 11-48, Segregation of Fuze and Boosters, 1948
Folder 22: Standard Operating Procedure No. 12-48, Segregation of Fuzes by Lot, 1948
Folder 23: Standard Operating Procedure No. 13-48, Segregation of Fuzes by Lot (R-32), 1948
Folder 24: Standard Operating Procedure No. 14-48, Inspection of 75mm ammunition, 1948
Folder 25: Standard Operating Procedure No. 15-48, Repacking, 1948
Folder 26: Standard Operating Procedure No. 16-48, Maintenance and Repacking of Mines, 1948
Folder 27: Standard Operating Procedure No. 18-48, Inspection of Bombs, 1948
Folder 28: Standard Operating Procedure No. 19-48, Loading Rocket Motors, 1948
Folder 29: Standard Operating Procedure No. 20-48, Unloading Rocket Motors, 1948
Folder 30: Standard Operating Procedure No. 21-48, Unloading and Storing Metal Container, 1948
Folder 31: Standard Operating Procedure No. 23-48, Removing Small Arms from Storage, 1948
Folder 32: Standard Operating Procedure No. 1-49, Normal Maintenance of 75mm Gun ammunition, 1949
Folder 33 and 35: Standard Operating Procedure No. 4-49, Removing Fuzes from Storage, 1949
Folder 34: Standard Operating Procedure No. 5-49, Shipments of Suspended Ammunition, 1949
Folder 36: Standard Operating Procedure No. 6-49, Removal from Storage and Return to Storage of 250lb Bombs, 1949
Folder 37: Standard Operating Procedure No. 7-49, Supply, Use, Preparation, and Distribution of Ammunition Tally
Folder 38: Standard Operating Procedure No. 8-49, Demilitarization of bombs
Folder 39: Standard Operating Procedure No. 9-49, Demilitarization of Bomb, 1949
Folder 40: Standard Operating Procedure No. 10-49, Shipping Bombs, and Receiving Boxed TNT, 1949
Folder 41: Standard Operating Procedure No. 11-49, Demilitarization of 75mm Howitzer ammunition, 1949
Folder 42: Standard Operating Procedure No. 12-49, Burning Grounds, 1949
Box 7: SOPs 1950-1951
Folder 1: SOPs 2-50 thru 7-50
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 2-50 for Assembly of Fuze
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 3-50 for Removing from Storage, Segregating Ammunition
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 4-50 for Cleaning and Disinfecting Respirators
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 5-50 for Inspection from Modification of 90mm
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 6-50 for Renovation of Shell
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 7-50 for Inspection and Renovation of Grenade Projection
Folder 2: SOP 9-50, 1950 (Folder 1 of 2)
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 9-50 for Renovation of 75mm Howitzers ammunition
Folder 3: SOP 9-50, 1950 (Folder 2 of 2)
▪ See Folder 2 for SOP details
▪ Changes made to SOP
Folder 4: SOPs 1-51 thru 2-51, 1951
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 1-51 for Preparation of Grenades for Dumping at Sea
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 2-51 for Renovation of 60mm Mortars ammunition
Folder 5: SOPs 4-51 thru 6-51, 1951
▪ Standing Operating Procedure No. 4-51 for Renovation of 81mm Mortar ammunition
▪ Standing Operating Procedure No. 5-51 for Washout of Loaded Projectiles
▪ Standing Operating Procedure No. 6-51 for Demilitarization of Grenade
Folder 6: SOP 7-51, 1951 (Folder 1 of 2)
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 7-51 for Renovation of 105mm Howitzers ammunition
Folder 7: SOP 7-51, 1951 (Folder 2 of 2)
▪ See Folder 6 for SOP details
Box 8: SOPs, Flow Charts 1946-1952
Folder 1: SOPs 8-51 thru 12-51 (part 1), 1951
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 8-51 for Repacking of Fuze
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 9-51 for Shipment of Components to and from Renovation Plant
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 10-51 for Unloading and Storing of Bombs
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 11-51 for 81mm Mortar ammunition
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 12-51 for Renovation of 90mm Gun ammunition
Folder 2: SOP 12-51 (part 2), 1951
▪ See Folder 1 for SOP details
Folder 3: SOPs 13-51 and 14-51, 1951
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 13-51 for Burning Grounds
- Old Burning Ground Procedures
- Office Memorandum requesting changes
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 14-51 for Normal Maintenance for some guns
Folder 4: SOPs 1-52 and 2-52, 1952
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 1-52 for Renovation of 75mm Gun ammunition
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 2-52 for Segregation of Fuze
Folder 5: Flow Charts for 75mm Gun- Building R-36
▪ Line Layout and Flow of Ammunition
▪ 6 flow charts
Folder 6: SOPs 3-52 and 7-52, 1952
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 3-52 for Inspection, Repacking, and Remarking of Arming Wire Assemblies
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 7-52 for Shipping HE Bombs
Folder 7: Typical Procedure for Renovation (Phase II) 105mm Howitzer, 1950
Folder 8: Shut-down and Decontamination Procedures for FDAP Facilities, 1946
Folder 9: SOP 12-49, 1950
▪ Standard Operating Procedure for Burning Grounds
Folder 10: SOPs 1-47 to 15-47
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 1-47 for Demilitarization of Grenade, Hand, Frag, MK II
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 2-47 for Demilitarization of 105 mm Howitzer ammunition
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 6-47 for Demilitarization of 75mm Howitzer ammunition
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 7-47 for Identification of Pipe Lines by Paint Marking
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 8-47 for Determination of TNT Setting Points
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 9-47 for Removing Tail Pate and Washing Out Bomb
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 10-47 for Special TNT Setting Point Determinations
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 14-47 for Inspection of Grenade
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No.15-47 for Disposal of Ammunition by Dumping at Sea
Box 9: SOPs 1948-1951
Folder 1: SOPs 1-48 to 10-48
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 1-48 for Demilitarization of Bomb
- See Box 6 Folder 12
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 2-48 for Acidifying Water at Liberty Hall
- See Box 6 Folder 13
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 3-48 for Demilitarization of Bomb
- See Box 6 Folder 14
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 6-48 for Demilitarization of 105mm Howitzers ammunition
- See Box 6 Folder 16
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 7-48 for Loading, Segregation, and Restorage of Ammunition
- See Box 6 Folder 17
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 8-48 for Burning Small Arms Ammunition
- See Box 6 Folder 18
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 9-48 for Loading, Segregation, and Restorage of Ammunition
- See Box 6 Folder 19
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 10-48 for Inspection and Modification of Rocket Motor
- See Box 6 Folder 20
Folder 2: SOPs 12-48 to 23-48
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 12-48 for Segregation of Fuzes by Lot
- See Box 6 Folder 22
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 13-48 for Segregation of Fuzes by Lot
- See Box 6 Folder 23
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 14-48 for Inspection of 75mm Howitzer ammunition
- See Box 6 Folder 24
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 17-48 for Renovation and Demilitarization
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 18-48 for Inspection of Bombs
- See Box 6 Folder 27
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 19-48 for Loading Rocket Motors
- See Box 6 Folder 28
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 20-48 for Loading Rocket Motors
- See Box 6 Folder 29
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 21-48 for Unloading and Storing Metal container
- See Box 6 Folder 30
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 23-48 for Removing Small Arms from Storage
- See Box 6 Folder 31
Folder 3: SOPs 2-49 to 12-49, 1949
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 2-49 for Ammunition Packed in Wooden Boxes
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 3-49 for Demilitarization of Fuze
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 4-49 for Removing Fuzes
- See Box 6 Folders 33 and 35
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 7-49 for Supply, Use, Preparation and Distribution of Ammunition Tally
- See Box 6 Folder 37
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 9-49 for Demilitarization of Bomb
- See Box 6 Folder 39
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 10-49 for Shipping Bombs and Receiving Boxed TNT
- See Box 6 Folder 40
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 11-49 for Demilitarization of 75mm Howitzer ammunition
- See Box 6 Folder 41
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 12-49 for Burning Grounds
- See Box 6 Folder 42
Folder 4: SOPs 1-50 to 12-50, 1950
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 1-50 for Shipments of Ammunition
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 2-50 for Assembly of Fuze
- See Box 7 Folder 1
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 3-50 for Removing 105mm Ammunition in Category and Return to Storage
- See Box 7 Folder 1
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 6-50 for Renovation of 105mm Howitzer ammunition
- See Box 7 Folder 1
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 9-50 for Renovation of 75mm Howitzers ammunition
- See Box 7 Folders 2-3
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 12-50 for Standing Operating Procedure for Handling of Explosives and Ammunition
Folder 5: Change to SOP 2-51, Emergency Plan Map, 1951
▪ Office Memoranda about change to SOP 2-51
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 2-51 for Renovation of 60mm Mortar ammunition
- See Box 7 Folder 4
▪ Emergency Plan Area Map of Charleston Ordnance District
Folder 6: Changes to SOPs 4-51 and 5-51, Depot General Area Map (1943), 1951
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 4-51 for Renovation of 81mm Mortar ammunition
-See Box 7 Folder 5
▪ Memoranda to change SOP 5-51
▪ Depot General Area Map, 1943
Folder 7: Changes to SOPs 5-51, 6-51, 7-51, 11-51, 13-51
▪ Standing Operating Procedure No. 5-51 for Washout of Loaded Projectiles
▪ Standing Operating Procedure No. 6-51 for Demilitarization of Grenade
- See Box 7 Folder 5
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 7-51 for Renovation of 105mm Howitzers ammunition
- See Box 7 Folder 6 and 7
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 11-51 for 81mm Mortars ammunition
- See Box 8 Folder 1
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 13-51 for Burning Grounds
- See Box 8 Folder 3
Box 10: SOPs, Maps and Drawings 1942-1952
Folder 1: Changes to SOP 13-51, 1951
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 13-51 for Burning Grounds
Folder 2: SOP 1-52, 1952
▪ Standard Operating Procedure No. 1-52 for Renovation 75mm Gun ammunition
-See Box 8 Folder 4
Folder 3: Layout of 105mm Breakdown Line, Buildings R-23, R-22, and R-25
▪ Two maps/diagrams
Folder 4: Ammunition Depot and Back Up Storage, 1942
▪ Two General Maps
Folder 5: Magazine Area, Liberty Hall
▪ Two Maps
Folder 6: Ammunition Depot and Back-up Storage, General Area Map-Production Plant
▪ Three Ammunition Depot and Back-up Storage General Plan Maps
▪ General Area Map- Production Plant, 1943
Folder 7: Segregation Point at Ammunition Dock, 1948
▪ Map of Segregation Point
