Litter Bearer
No effective date is given for this entry. June 1945 is the manual’s publication date, not a dated classification change.
- The absence of a Marine Corps specialty does not establish that the Army occupation was abolished.
Source extraction notes
Predecessor title from the AR 615-26 column: Litter Bearer. Suggested conversions/remarks, as printed: None. None means no Marine Corps specialty is identified for this earlier meaning; it does not establish that the Army occupation was abolished. The table gives no row-level calendar effective date. June 1945 is the manual publication date, not an inferred individual conversion date.
Source documents (1)
Reviewed September 24, 2026 against references 3 and 4.
- Manual of Military Occupational Specialties, NAVMC 1008-PD, June 1945, Appendix B
1. Appendix B, printed p. 246 / PDF image p. 252, SSN 657
PDF page 252 (opens in a new tab)2.Manual of Military Occupational Specialties, NAVMC 1008-PD, June 1945, Appendix B · event transcription · docs/legacy-data/usmc-wartime-ssn.jsonl:304; Appendix B, printed p. 246 / PDF image p. 252, SSN 657
PDF page 252 (opens in a new tab)3.NAVMC 1008-PD: Appendix B primary row 657 · Printed p. 246 / PDF p. 252, SSN 657; five-column primary image transcription · cited by the explanation
PDF page 252 (opens in a new tab)4.NAVMC 1008-PD: governing rules for deleted and changed SSNs · Chapter I section 13(2), printed p. 9 / PDF p. 15, and Appendix B heading, printed p. 236 / PDF p. 242 · cited by the explanation
PDF page 15 (opens in a new tab)PDF page 242 (opens in a new tab)