What does QMC stand for?

Quartermaster Corps

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Quartermaster Corps is providing on-the-job training and experience for officers who, after completing their initial service obligation, will leave the Army to become future managers and executives for major retailers.

Increase officer retention

In an effort to disseminate information, the Engineer School invited Quartermaster Corps personnel to Fort Leonard Wood in September to demonstrate a new base camp system so future base camp planners could see facilities that are available to deployed forces.

Force Provider demonstration

A Quartermaster Corps In 1912, Congress consolidated the Army's logistics units into a Quartermaster Corps, with its own officers, soldiers and units trained to perform supply and service functions on the battlefield.

Army Trying to Expedite Flow of Supplies to Troops

The Quartermaster Corps took over Santo Tomas University and San Beda College.

Manila as a logistics center: for a brief period after Japan attacked ...