Quartermaster Corps

American  

noun

Military.

1. the branch of the U.S. Army responsible for supplying food, clothing, fuel, and equipment and for the operation of commissaries, laundries, etc.

---

Example Sentences

Private King, a 20-year-old Black soldier with the Quartermaster Corps, would later find himself escaping a mob of white soldiers on the bus.

From New York Times

His math and organizational skills led him to the Army Service Forces - now the Army Quartermaster Corps.

From Washington Times

His math and organizational skills led him to the Army Service Forces — now the Army Quartermaster Corps.

From Seattle Times

With the bluster of a Borscht Belt comedian and the organizational skills of an officer in the Quartermaster Corps, Mr. Krupin became the frontman at Duke Zeibert’s.

From Washington Post

The old training school became a central kitchen, borrowing large cooking vessels from the Army Quartermaster Corps until its own equipment could be purchased.

From Washington Post